Geospatial Analyst

GreenCollar is Australia’s leading ecosystem services project developer and market investor, with over 200 projects spanning 5 million hectares of active conservation as well as a growing international portfolio of work targeting nature-based solutions in carbon abatement, biodiversity conservation, water security and plastics circularity. We aim to prove that the best way to achieve lasting environmental outcomes is to enable markets to direct long-term finance towards sustainable land management practices and ecosystem services. We work in partnership with farmers, graziers, traditional owners and other land managers to develop high quality, high integrity nature-based projects that deliver economic, environmental and social benefits. About the role The Geospatial Analyst is a key member of a Portfolio Team – a multi‑disciplinary team committed to one of GreenCollar’s geographically focused portfolio of projects. In this role you will play a critical part in the spatial design, analysis, and delivery of high‑integrity carbon and environmental projects. The successful candidate will undertake geospatial components of project work, translating spatial data into actionable insights and troubleshooting geospatial challenges, while also contributing to the improvement of spatial standards, practices, and processes across the organisation. This role offers the opportunity to apply GIS and Remote Sensing capabilities in real‑world contexts while contributing to broader geospatial practice development at GreenCollar. An ability to quickly learn and apply GIS and remote sensing techniques for land cover classification and analysis within the Australian landscape is the key to success in this role. Day-to-day responsibilities Undertake the spatial components of project design, monitoring and evaluation across diverse Australian landscapes under the ACCU scheme. Solve complex environmental project challenges by employing GIS and remote sensing techniques to map, classify and analyse land cover to support environmentally sound carbon project delivery. Collaborate with portfolio team members to solve complex project issues and ensure spatial deliverables meet project milestones. Manage geospatial inputs across multiple concurrent projects in varied ecological and operational contexts. Support the development of high‑quality spatial outputs including maps, data packages, survey materials and audit/RFI responses that meet ACCU and regulatory requirements. Contribute to the refinement and documentation of best practices, workflows and standard operating procedures related to vegetation classification, mapping methodologies and spatial QA. Support the evaluation and improvement of geospatial tools, processes and data integrity across projects and portfolios. Participate in the development and rollout of practice improvements that enhance consistency, quality and impact of spatial work. Support reporting and performance tracking by generating spatial insights for internal and external stakeholders. Occasional travel to regional areas to visit projects and attend engagement meetings, workshops and audits. Skills and experience A tertiary qualification in remote sensing, geospatial science, GIS or physical science or similar with specific coursework or relevant work experience. 3+ years working as a Geospatial Analyst within a multidisciplinary team. Intermediate knowledge and application of GIS software such as ArcGIS and image analysis tools such as ENVI. Proficiency in programming languages such as R or Python is a clear plus. Skilled at defining and analysing complex problems across various project settings, focusing on achieving project outcomes. Experience supporting and delivering end‑to‑end complex geospatial projects. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously, prioritising workload and adapting to revised deadlines in a fast‑paced environment. Team player who can also work autonomously with minimal guidance. Clear and effective communication (written and verbal) to inform, influence and impact both technical and non‑technical audiences. Strong work ethic with drive and passion for positive environmental outcomes. Competitive remuneration package, 5 weeks’ annual leave, wellbeing leave, volunteer leave, gender‑neutral parental leave and regular social club activities and events. Our commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion We are an equal‑opportunity employer. We value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment as we believe a diverse and varied workforce is an asset to our company and crucial to our long‑term success. Next steps If you can see a future with us then apply by submitting your resume and covering letter. If you have any questions regarding the role please reach out to our Human Resources team via ******@greencollar.com.au. If you’re keen to apply and need reasonable adjustments or would like to note which pronouns you use at any point in the application or interview process, please let us know. You must have the right to work in Australia to be considered. #J-18808-Ljbffr