29 Aug
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GEMTEC Consulting Engineers and Scientists
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Quebec City
29 Aug
GEMTEC Consulting Engineers and Scientists
Quebec City
Do your friends stop talking to you on hikes because you keep identifying every plant and bird? If so, we may have the perfect role for you! We currently have an opening for a temporary full-time Biologist (September to December 2026 with potential to return in the spring of 2027) based in our Ottawa, ON office.
About Us
At GEMTEC, we offer something different. We’re an employee-owned, 400-person multidisciplinary consulting firm with offices across Atlantic Canada and Ontario. We’re large enough to compete head-to-head with publicly traded engineering giants, but still small enough to maintain the culture and flexibility of a close-knit team. Our size and hands-on management style let us move quickly, embrace new opportunities, and empower our people to shape their own careers, without getting lost in corporate bureaucracy.
Key Responsibilities:
Field Support and Environmental Assessments
Assist GEMTEC biologists with a variety of field investigations and environmental monitoring activities, including:
Ecological Land Classification surveys
Headwater Drainage Feature assessments
Fish salvage operations
Species at Risk assessments and surveys
Construction and infrastructure project environmental monitoring
Capable of carrying out field duties, which may at times require travel, working in adverse conditions (weather, bugs, etc.), moderate lifting, travelling over rough terrain and working extended hours (evenings/nights, early morning).
Technical Reporting and Office Support
Assist with the preparation of technical reports and environmental documentation, including:
Compilation, entry, and management of field data
Environmental Impact Statements
Tree Conservation Reports
Fish Habitat Assessments
Species at Risk Screening Assessments
Field Summary Memoranda
Environmental Permitting
Construction monitoring reports
Collaborate with other professionals in related fields such as environmental scientists,
engineers, planners, regulatory authorities, and project stakeholders
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Science Degree or College Diploma in biology, environmental sciences, forestry, fish and wildlife technology, or other related field.
Minimum of 1 year of relevant work experience, providing support in environmental impact studies, environmental assessments and environmental permitting and approvals.
Experience with environmental fieldwork is considered an asset.
Prior work experience in engineering consulting is considered an asset.
Ability to travel throughout Eastern Ontario.
Must have a valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle.
Compensation and Perks:
Full-time hourly position
Hourly pay rate of $26 - $32 per hour depending on experience
Flexible work arrangements including a hybrid model – partial in office, field work and remote working options available
Work on meaningful environmental projects
Join a growing company with chance for future employment
Work/life balance including a 37.5 hour work week
Thank you for taking the time to consider GEMTEC.Only candidates proceeding to the next phase of the application process will be contacted at this time.We encourage you to connect with us on LinkedIn, evenif this opportunityisn’tfor you, the next one might be!
Should you be selected for an interview and require accommodation of any kind,please kindlyhelp us understand how we can help. Email
[email protected].
In alignment with Ontario’s Employment Standards Act and pay‑transparency requirements, GEMTEC includes the expected compensation range in publicly advertised job postings for roles based in Ontario. This range reflects what GEMTEC reasonably anticipates paying for this position. Final compensation will be based on the successful candidate’s education, experience, skills, internal pay equity, specific Ontario location, or other factors unrelated to Ontario‑protected grounds.
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📌 Biologist (Contract Sept - Dec 2026) (Quebec City)
🏢 GEMTEC Consulting Engineers and Scientists
📍 Quebec City