Marine Biologist

Job Description

The Marine Biologist is responsible for supporting the dive center and resort
in marine conservation, environmental education, marine-life monitoring, and
guest engagement activities. The position plays an important role in
promoting awareness and understanding of the marine environment while
ensuring that all activities are conducted in accordance with diveOceanus,
Resort, and relevant environmental standards.
The Marine Biologist will work closely with the Dive Center Manager,
Instructors, Divemaster’s, excursion guides, resort departments, and guests to
develop and conduct educational and conservation activities, monitor marine
ecosystems, provide accurate information about marine life, and contribute to
the protection and sustainable use of the surrounding marine environment.

• Comply with all diveOceanus Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
• Follow all Resort policies, environmental standards, and standards of
conduct.
• Follow established marine conservation, monitoring, and safety procedures.
• Ensure all environmental monitoring and conservation data is recorded
accurately.
• Maintain confidentiality of company, guest, and project information where
applicable.
• Maintain professional appearance and grooming standards.
• Cooperate fully during audits, investigations, and incident reporting.
• Protect company assets, marine biology equipment, and conservation
resources.
• Demonstrate honesty, integrity, professionalism, and scientific
responsibility in all interactions.
• Promote responsible and sustainable marine tourism practices.
• Report environmental incidents, damaged reefs, pollution, or other
significant observations to management.
• Follow applicable local environmental regulations and resort requirements.
• Support operational requirements and

Qualifications

• Degree or recognized qualification in Marine Biology, Marine Science,
Environmental Science, Oceanography, or a related field.
• Good knowledge of coral reef ecosystems and tropical marine
environments.
• Good knowledge of local marine species and reef ecology.
• Experience in coral monitoring, marine conservation, reef restoration, or
environmental education is an advantage.
• Good spoken and written English.
• Strong communication and presentation skills.
• Ability to communicate scientific information clearly to guests and staff
from different backgrounds.
• Strong organizational and reporting skills.
• Basic computer literacy and proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google
Workspace.
•Good swimming and snorkeling ability.
• Diving certification is preferred.
•Ability to work outdoors and in marine environments for extended periods.
• Ability to work independently as well as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, multicultural resort environment.

Additional Information