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The Pacific Community (SPC) is the principal scientific and technical organisation in the Pacific region, supporting development since 1947. We are an international development organisation owned and governed by our 27 country and territory members. In pursuit of sustainable development to benefit Pacific people, our unique organisation works across more than 25 sectors. We are known for our knowledge and innovation in such areas as fisheries science, public health surveillance, geoscience, and conservation of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture.
The Statistics for Development Division (SDD) is based in SPC’s headquarters in Noumea, New Caledonia. The division employs approximately 20 staff, all of whom are all based in Noumea. SDD’s goal is to help the Pacific Island Countries and Territories achieve “highly competent and sustainable national statistics systems that meet national and international statistics needs for evidence-based policy, planning and monitoring.” SDD has a regional statistical system leadership and coordination role; and also supports the region directly in data infrastructure, collection, statistical methodology, analysis and dissemination.
The role – the Data Management Officer will support daily operations of PDH.STAT, the online statistical database of the Pacific Data Hub, managed by the Statistics for Development Division (SDD) of the Pacific Community. The position will be responsible for preparing and uploading data to the database, supporting internal and external data providers, setting-up new data products, assessing data quality and monitoring the platform.
The Vessel Monitoring Technician manages the Quinault Nation’s Electronic Vessel Monitoring program and all data products produced by it. This position will also work closely with the Department of Fisheries, the Division of Natural Resources and Quinault Resource Enforcement and provide all services required to manage the Vessel Monitoring electronic systems installed on ocean-going vessels involved in the fisheries of the Nation.
Do you want to help look after our ocean resources? Think rain-soaked high-vis fashion is the next big trend? Like to climb trees and dream of climbing the mast of a ship? Archipelago is seeking tech savvy, honest and reliable workers to assist with the delivery of its geoduck fisheries and electronic monitoring programs in Port Hardy, BC. Hours of work can be irregular with weekend and evening work required. All necessary training will be provided.
Do you see a piece of broken equipment and just want to tinker and fix it? Find the smell of the solder on the air better than your morning coffee? Want to help look after our ocean resources? Archipelago is seeking an organized and motivated individual to work with the delivery of our electronic monitoring programs throughout Coastal BC.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) along with our collaborative partners is seeking a Program Manager for a multi-institutional, NSF-funded effort called Ocean Vision AI (OVAI). The OVAI program seeks to address the extraordinary challenge of scaling up our capacity to analyze underwater visual data through a globally integrated network that enables effective collaboration between human operators and artificial intelligence. OVAI’s platforms, which include a Portal, FathomNet, and Video Game, will achieve this through application of principles in data science, human-computer interaction, and community engagement. OVAI will accelerate ocean discovery, inform all sectors of the Blue Economy, and lead to effective and sustainable marine stewardship. This individual will report to MBARI Principal Engineer Kakani Katija (Bioinspiration Lab) who is the lead Principal Investigator (PI) for OVAI.
