Zoologist Specialist (Tamheer Program)

Training Title: Zoologist Specialist (Tamheer Program) Job Description: Conduct research and studies on animals in their natural and controlled environments; develop concepts, theories, and operational methodologies; and provide recommendations regarding wildlife management systems. Key Responsibilities: • Conduct research on animals in their natural and controlled environments, study animal interactions with one another and with their surrounding environment, and build upon and develop relevant concepts, theories, and operational methodologies. • Design and conduct zoological experiments and test hypotheses by observing wildlife in their natural and controlled environments, and collect various types of data, including animal behavior, interactions, and the impacts of pests and diseases. • Interpret data and findings using mathematical models and techniques. • Provide recommendations regarding wildlife management systems. • Prepare scientific papers and reports, publish research in academic journals, and present findings at professional conferences. Qualifications: • Bachelor’s Degree in Zoology, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Sciences, or related fields. • Fresh graduate eligible for the Tamheer Program. • Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. • Good understanding of analytical, organizational, and communication skills. • Professional proficiency in Arabic and working knowledge of English. Program Duration: 6 Months. In addition to the requirements and qualifications stated above, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria of the Tamheer Program, in accordance with the requirements outlined in the link below: https://www.hrdf.org.sa/products-and-services/programs/individuals/training/graduate-development/.

Bachelor’s Degree in Zoology, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Sciences, or related fields. Fresh graduate eligible for the Tamheer Program. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Good understanding of analytical, organizational, and communication skills. Professional proficiency in Arabic and working knowledge of English.

Conduct research on animals in their natural and controlled environments, study animal interactions with one another and with their surrounding environment, and build upon and develop relevant concepts, theories, and operational methodologies. Design and conduct zoological experiments and test hypotheses by observing wildlife in their natural and controlled environments, and collect various types of data, including animal behavior, interactions, and the impacts of pests and diseases. Interpret data and findings using mathematical models and techniques. Provide recommendations regarding wildlife management systems. Prepare scientific papers and reports, publish research in academic journals, and present findings at professional conferences.