The EarthRanger Team is looking for our next Technical Support Engineer to help drive conservation impact for users worldwide through our platform.
Do you love the natural world and want to apply your technical expertise to a product that directly impacts endangered species, vital landscapes, and critical ecosystems? At EarthRanger, you don't have to choose between a fulfilling technical career and a deeply meaningful calling. Imagine empowering wildlife and conservation professionals across Africa and Europe, and potentially other regions, to combat poaching, monitor diverse animal populations, protect vital natural habitats, and foster human-wildlife coexistence.
About EarthRanger: EarthRanger, a critical software solution from Ai2 (Allen Institute for AI), equips conservationists with the tools to make informed operational decisions. Our platform integrates real-time data from over 100 hardware sensors (animal trackers, radios, vehicles, etc.), ranger patrols, and remote imaging to provide unparalleled visibility and analysis of conservation efforts across diverse landscapes and seascapes. We are at the forefront of preventing poaching, fighting deforestation, promoting ecosystem health, and advocating for wildlife and land protection globally. With over 800 protected areas worldwide leveraging EarthRanger – from the Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya to the Prey Lang Forest in Cambodia, and supporting efforts like white shark studies in New Zealand – your work will directly contribute to saving endangered species, vital habitats, and the planet's biodiversity.
As a Conservation Technical Support Engineer, you'll be crucial in ensuring our partners effectively leverage EarthRanger to protect wildlife and ecosystems. Your responsibilities will include:
While not strictly required, candidates with the following skills will be particularly competitive: