About the Organization
Habitat is an environmental consulting firm that accelerates the ecological transition by turning ambitions into concrete and sustainable actions.
Our multidisciplinary team supports public and private organizations in their environmental initiatives, particularly in forestry, biodiversity monitoring, the assessment of ecosystem services, and sustainable land-use planning.
Joining Habitat means contributing to meaningful projects as part of a committed, collaborative team driven by the desire to make a positive impact on nature.
Job Summary
As a senior project manager, you will be responsible for the comprehensive management of projects related to the conservation of natural habitats and biodiversity. You will contribute to the analysis of environmental issues, risks, and dependencies; the development and monitoring of biodiversity indicators; and the production of rigorous deliverables tailored to client needs.
You will work closely with a multidisciplinary team and a variety of partners, paying particular attention to regional realities, conservation issues in Canada, and—depending on the mandates—the issues and perspectives of Indigenous peoples.
You will work with a diverse client base, including clients from the corporate, government, municipal, and nonprofit sectors.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Manage projects and support clients
Plan and coordinate conservation projects, from defining requirements through to delivery, while monitoring budgets, timelines, resources, and deliverables.
Maintain relationships with clients and partners, organize follow-up meetings, and ensure effective communication throughout projects.
Mobilize internal expertise and coordinate the contributions needed to carry out the mandates.
Analyze issues related to natural environments and biodiversity and produce deliverables
Contribute to the analysis of issues related to biodiversity, the conservation of natural habitats, and land-use planning.
Draw on scientific knowledge and relevant documentary sources to support analyses and recommendations.
Create maps, charts, and visualizations—particularly using QGIS—and write reports tailored to clients' needs.
Present the results and recommendations in a rigorous, clear, and accessible manner for various audiences, in both French and English.
Contribute to team collaboration and development
Serve as a resource for colleagues on project management, methodology, and best practices.
Support team members as they carry out their responsibilities, share your knowledge, and help them develop their skills.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of work methods and, as needed, to research and development activities.
JOB PROFILE AND HIRING CRITERIA
Requirements
We are looking for an experienced, independent, and proactive individual who can carry out client projects with precision, manage multiple priorities, and actively contribute to the quality of conservation projects.
You have:
A college degree in biology, ecology, forestry, geography, land-use planning, or a related field.
A minimum of 5 years of relevant professional experience in a corporate setting, ideally at a consulting firm or in a comparable environment, with hands-on experience in project management.
A solid understanding of the issues related to the conservation of natural habitats and the protection of biodiversity.
Proficiency in geoinformatics tools, particularly QGIS, and the ability to interpret data to support analyses and recommendations.
Excellent writing skills in French and English, as well as the ability to communicate fluently in both languages with clients and partners in Canada.
Strong organizational skills, initiative, and the ability to collaborate, as well as the ability to see large-scale projects through to completion.
The following will be particularly appreciated:
A thorough understanding of the conservation sector and its key players in Quebec.
Knowledge of the laws and regulatory frameworks applicable to the conservation of natural habitats.
Experience working on projects involving Indigenous peoples in Canada and an understanding of the realities and issues that affect them.
Training or knowledge of the OCAP® (Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession) principles related to First Nations data governance.
Why choose Habitat
A meaningful mission: to contribute to the ecological transition and the preservation of biodiversity.
Challenging projects: constantly reinventing ourselves to adapt our science-based approaches to the complexity of environmental issues and local realities.
Autonomy and Influence: Take ownership of your responsibilities and help shape the organization’s practices.
Flexibility: a hybrid work arrangement, combining remote work with an office located in Montreal’s Mile-End neighborhood, with a view of Mount Royal.
Attractive terms: competitive pay and benefits.
Working conditions
Full-time permanent position: 35 hours per week
Desired start date: as soon as possible
Salary range: $63,000 to $87,700, depending on experience.
Hybrid work arrangement: Montreal, Mile-End neighborhood, with a hybrid work model.
Candidates must be authorized to work in Canada
Application Process
Application deadline: November 12, 2026
Please send us your resume and a cover letter explaining how your project management experience and your interest in conservation could contribute to the mission ofHabitat.
Only selected candidates will be contacted. Habitat the right to conduct interviews before the deadline.