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Through a human rights-based approach, the Social Responsibility Coordinator (Coordinator) will support the implementation of the Electronic Monitoring and Connectivity for Crews at Sea (EMC4C) Project in Taiwan, and support O2’s social responsibility efforts to improve human rights in global fisheries. The Coordinator will join a growing team in Northeast Asia and an exciting portfolio of social responsibility initiatives in Taiwan and Korea, and will have the opportunity to work closely with local and international partners. The Coordinator will report to the Social Responsibility Program Manager, and will work closely with the Asia Fisheries Director and local teams. They will be the primary focal point for certain technical and administrative aspects of projects including planning, implementation, and tracking and reporting on deliverables. The Coordinator will develop and maintain stakeholder relationships necessary to achieve project and organizational goals. The Coordinator will collaborate on technical project activities including the assessment of human rights and labor conditions, and will co-develop improvements with the O2 team and project partners.
Conservation International: Fisheries Technology Program Manager
Seattle, WA; Honolulu, HI; or US Remote
The Fisheries Technology Program Manager will oversee the implementation of the Electronic Monitoring and Connectivity for Crews at Sea project, and support CI’s efforts to protect ocean ecosystems and human rights in global fisheries through scaling Wi-Fi and EM technologies. The Program Manager joins a growing Blue Communities team in CI’s Center for Oceans and will work closely with a range of partners and divisions at CI, including the Center for Sustainable Land and Waters, CI China, CI Fiji, the Asia and Pacific Field Divisions and the Moore Center for Science. Through a science-driven and human-centered approach, the Program Manager will build upon a knowledge base in fisheries, connectivity and electronic monitoring systems, and human rights due diligence tools to oversee the implementation of the project, including project planning, implementation, tracking, and reporting on deliverables and project status. This work has the potential to have a profound impact on previously invisible impacted communities – fishers at sea – and to usher in a new set of digital approaches to ensure sustainable practices in fisheries, which are currently one of the most analog sectors in the global economy. This is a time-bound position through 01 April 2027, with the possibility of an extension.
Port Hardy, British Columbia
WHAT WILL YOU DO AS A DATA TECHNICIAN?
- Verification of incoming data generated by field staff working in fishery monitoring projects
- Data entry of information generated within the fishery monitoring projects
- Maintenance of data storage and filing systems
- Routine and ad hoc data reporting including electronic uploading of data
- Liaise with field staff and clients regarding data quality and other data issues
- Provide customer service to commercial fishing clients
- Handle, process and catalogue biological samples
- Field work as an at sea observer and/or a dockside monitor in remote locations may be required to support program needs
- Review of electronic monitoring imagery and sensor data
- Become knowledgeable about monitoring and management of various commercial fisheries in BC
Anchorage, Alaska (or other)
The Electronic Monitoring Technical Coordinator role is a blend of on-board vessel fieldwork, inventory and asset management, as well as some data review and reporting. The position will need to communicate effectively with fishing industry members, fishery agency staff, fishing industry support groups, and other members of the technical field services team. Responsibilities include installing and servicing CCTV cameras and computer components onboard commercial fishing vessels across Alaska, along with data review and coordination of project related tasks. A strong understanding of commercial fishing practices and Alaska’s groundfish fishing industry is a very strong asset.
This full-time position would ideally be suited for someone based out of Anchorage, but other locations within Alaska will also be considered as a “home base” for this position. The position does require extensive travel throughout Alaska for installations and service work during prescribed periods as needed.
