Do you enjoy working with data to make a real difference for the environment? Location: Flexible; remote or office based Hours: 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 9 am 5 pm Contract: Temporary, until 31 March 2026 Pay: Between £17 - £18.30 depending on experience Were looking for a Data Management Officer to join a busy environmental funding team. Youll play a key role in collating, cleaning and analysing data from a wide range of conservation and nature restoration projects, helping track achievements and inform future funding decisions. What youll be doing: Reviewing project reports to extract and collate key data and outputs Updating systems to ensure accurate information capture Collating outputs for land and marine projects, including jobs supported, restoration areas, and expenditure Ensuring data quality and resolving discrepancies by liaising with project officers Presenting cleaned and collated data for reporting and evaluation Supporting the team to track project milestones and anticipated future delivery What were looking for: Experience in data management, reporting and quality control Strong attention to detail and ability to manage workloads effectively Clear communication skills for sharing complex information with stakeholders Interest or background in ecology, conservation or environmental projects Flexibility to work independently, make sound judgements and collaborate within a team Proof of right to work in the UK and willingness to complete a Disclosure Scotland check How to apply: If you have strong data skills and a passion for the environment, get in with Lauren at Global Highland today to find out more.