Research Technician
Gain hands-on skills in collecting, preparing, and analyzing environmental samples while supporting research that protects ecosystems.
Overview
A career as a Research Technician in Environmental Science is an exciting path for individuals passionate about nature and sustainability. In this role, you’ll collect and prepare soil, water, and air samples, run basic environmental tests, manage data, and ensure results support scientific decision-making. Research Technicians play a vital part in monitoring ecosystems and providing evidence for environmental protection, making this an opportunity to apply science to real-world challenges.
What you will do
As a Research Technician, you will collect, prepare, and test environmental samples, record observations, manage data, and create simple visualizations. You’ll also practice safety protocols, troubleshooting anomalies, and drafting research summaries. Interns will be expected to follow strict procedures, think critically, and apply problem-solving skills to ensure reliable, accurate, and actionable environmental data for supervisors and stakeholders.
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