Sea Turtle Conservation Curaçao is dedicated to the preservation and protection of sea turtles in their natural habitat. Its efforts encompass research, conservation, and education, and STCC prides itself on fostering a collaborative environment that encourages passionate individuals to contribute to ocean conservation.
STCC is seeking a Research Coordinator to join the team and play a vital role in advancing the conservation mission. In this position, the successful candidate will coordinate research and monitoring activities, support conservation initiatives, manage research data, and collaborate with a range of stakeholders.
The Research Coordinator will work closely with STCC's Scientific Committee, volunteers, and partner organizations to support the Foundation's research and conservation objectives.
Sea Turtle Conservation Curaçao aims to create a diverse and inclusive workplace where all individuals feel valued and respected, and encourages applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences.
Applicants should submit a CV and a Statement of Interest (maximum one page) as a single PDF document. The statement should describe the applicant's interest in the position, relevant qualifications and experience, and how their background aligns with the mission of Sea Turtle Conservation Curaçao. Applicants are encouraged to provide examples of experience in conservation, research, education, stakeholder engagement, project coordination, and collaborative work environments.
Please name the PDF file: FirstName-LastName_ApplicationSTCC.pdf
Please submit the application to secretary@curacaoturtles.org.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in Curaçao at the time of application or be eligible to obtain the necessary work authorization. If the right candidate is identified, STCC may be willing to assist with obtaining the necessary work authorization.
Application Deadline: 01 August 2026.
Expected Start Date: 01 October 2026.
More information: https://www.curacaoturtles.org/looking-for-a-research-coordinator/