Early applications are encouraged - reviews will occur as they are received.

Full-time - remote position.

This role requires Australian Citizenship and ability to hold a Baseline Security Clearance.

About Us

Why We Exist

Aestra are specialists in designing and implementing enduring environmental and social impact policy solutions for government and industry.

Our purpose is to facilitate instrumental shifts that allow our clients to make positive, lasting change.

What We Do

Aestra is a female founded Australian-owned leader in environmental and social impact advisory.

Our actions safeguard Australia’s most special places and enact change to address the most pressing environmental and social challenges of our time.

Our clients include Australian Government Departments, State and Territory Government, and private industry. We also support not-for-profit and charity organisations through our pro-bono work. Our business is growing with new clients and projects, providing a diverse and agile work workplace.

Joining our growing highly skilled team you will have the prospect to apply your skills in a dynamic team environment to deliver polished products that support client advice across environmental issues, regulatory reform and associated topics.

About You

We are seeking several Environmental Impact Assessment Practitioners – Graduate/Advisor position and Senior Advisor position.

Demonstrated experience of 2-10 years in the environmental impact assessment field is essential.

This role requires Australian Citizenship and ability to hold a Baseline Security Clearance.

As a small-medium enterprise, we are also looking for the person who is the right fit for our team. We want people who share our company values. We value respect, diversity and inclusivity; we are a LGBTIQ+ and disability inclusive workplace; we value science-based decision making; and are committed to promoting work-life balance.



We are looking for people who share and promote these values.

- Are you a team player who enjoys working collaboratively?

- Are you organised and have a willingness to learn?

- Do you take pride in your work, have an eye for detail, have excellent communication skills?

- Are you committed to fostering a culture of respect and inclusivity?

Key responsibilities

As a member of a growing and dynamic team, the Environmental Impact Assessment Practitioners will support the Director of Environmental Impact Assessment and broader team to deliver high-quality advice and deliverables to our clients.

Selection Criteria includes:

- A relevant degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Earth Sciences, Ecology or a related field

- Demonstrated experience for 2-10 years in the impact assessment field, in consulting, government or industry.

- Demonstrated experience in delivery of environmental impact assessments (EIA).

- Applicants for Senior Advisor role must demonstrate experience in planning, coordination, and development of EIAs, and sound practical application of impact assessment theory.

- EPBC Act experience is required for Senior Advisor applicants, preferred for Graduate/Advisor applications.

- Exceptional written and verbal communication for distilling complex technical data into accessible formats.

Working arrangements

At Aestra, we primarily work remotely, so it is essential that you have a dedicated office space where you can comfortably work from home. Working arrangements differ between contracts, and you will need to be able to work flexibly as required, including at times as an embedded officer within client teams.

Remuneration

Competitive remuneration will be based on skills and experience of the successful applicant.

How to apply

Applicants are required to submit a current CV/resume with two referees via Seek or ***********@aestra.com.au

Contact

If you have any queries in relation to the role, please contact Amelia Glanville via ***********@aestra.com.au

📌 Environmental Impact Assessment Practitioners (Canberra)
🏢 Aestra
📍 Canberra