Wildlife Crime Researcher

Do you want to protect rhinos, tigers, pangolins, and other wildlife? Do you have strong research skills and the ability to deliver impactful results? You are looking for a professional environment to develop your skills and experience? Become a member of ENV family – Vietnam’s first non-governmental organization focused on the conservation of nature and the protection of wildlife. ENV is currently looking for a strong candidate to join our investigation team Position: Wildlife Crime Researcher Work place: Office in Hanoi What are benefits for you?

New skills and invaluable experience that will strengthen your ability after a year with ENV to perform nearly any job anywhere
Improve your English in a mixed English/Vietnamese-language environment
Competitive performance-based salary, 13th month bonus for staff completing 1 year of service; performance recognition
Performance recognition/rewards
Standard 40 working hour work week
11 public holidays plus 1 vacation/sick day for each month worked
Annual health check
Staff outings, parties, and special events

What will you do?

Help plan and carry out research and investigations focused on major ivory, rhino horn, tiger, and pangolin trafficking cases.
Assume responsibility for managing, documenting, and tracking all priority investigation cases including keeping up-to-date tracking on developments and progress on the Wildlife Crime Database, daily DIR, i2, and FIDB investigations database
Develop working relationships with representatives from key law enforcement agencies in order to facilitate information sharing and cooperation in combatting illegal wildlife trade
Produce acceptable quality English language reports on major investigations and findings as needed. Examples of reports include Incident Summaries, Findings, subject profiles, and i2 network maps
Under the direction of the investigation team-leader, provide support to domestic law enforcement through sharing of information and findings relating to key developments in investigations or on specific cases.
Actively keep the investigation team leader and manager apprised of all key developments and progress, through daily communications, and through formal reporting processes.

What are we looking for?

We are looking for the person who has a good combination of language skills and personal characteristics include:
College degree required
Experience in research-related work
Quality professional Vietnamese writing skills
Fluent verbal and written English
Excellent communications skills and an ability to communicate and work with government partners
Ability to work independently, take initiative, and pay close attention to details

How to apply Please send CV to email: yennguyen.env@gmail.com Subject: [ENV – 0320] – Wildlife Crime Researcher – Fullname Interested candidates are invited to visit ENV websites & Facebook for further understanding about ENV. For more details about what we do, visit our website: www.env4wildlife.org