What Opportunity Can Look Like

Real projects. Real field days. Remote work. Technical discussions. Training, travel, problem-solving, paperwork, collaboration, and the occasional very good fish.

The work is varied because environmental consulting is varied. We think that is part of what makes it worthwhile, and never boring.

Fort St. James, BC
Group of people sitting and standing by a creek in a dense forest, some with hiking gear, backpacks, and guidebooks, enjoying a daytime outdoor activity.
A woman in hiking gear standing next to a large moss-covered tree trunk in a lush green forest.
asper National Park, AB
Liard, BC
A black Ford truck parked on a gravel area near a river with green forest and tall mountains in the background.
A woman outdoors in a mountainous area wearing protective glasses, smiling, and holding a small object in her hands. An orange bucket is visible nearby.
Long Lake, BC
Construction worker in a hard hat and safety vest at an outdoor construction site, holding a snake near a pipe.
Yukon Territory
A person with a red backpack walking on a grassy slope near tall evergreen trees, with a mountain range, rocky cliffs, and a river in the background under a blue sky with a few clouds.
A man with a beard wearing a gray jacket, brown beanie, and black waders stands in a creek in a dense forest, smiling and giving a thumbs up. He is next to a makeshift fish trap made of mesh and plastic buoys, supported by black poles, across the wat
Terrace, BC
Person dressed in red and black outdoor clothing, wearing a black hat with a pom-pom, adjusting equipment in a snowy, foggy landscape. Another person in red is kneeling on the snow near a pile of rocks, possibly setting up a cairn or marker.
A hiker with a backpack walking on a snow-covered trail in a mountainous landscape with rocky slopes and distant mountain ranges under a partly cloudy sky.
A person in outdoor hiking gear, including a helmet and backpack, walking through a green, flowering meadow with mountains in the background.
Robson Valley, BC
Fraser Pass, BC
Grayling and Friend, BC
Group of nine people outdoors in a rural area with hills in the background, smiling and wearing safety gear including vests, hats, and sunglasses.
A man wearing an orange safety helmet, yellow-tinted safety glasses, and a high-visibility jacket taking a selfie with a thumbs-up gesture, with a green netted barrier in the background outdoors.
A man crouching on rocky terrain with a camera on a tripod, surrounded by sparse vegetation and rocks, in a mountainous landscape.
Environmental professionals completing Cornice field training.
A man wearing sunglasses and outdoor gear holding a large fish with a patterned body. The background shows a river with an autumnal forest and kayaks on the riverbank.

Intermediate/Senior Terrestrial and Aquatic Biologist

Date Posted: September 14, 2026

Closing: Until filled

Status: Open

We’re looking for an experienced biologist who can deliver confidently between fieldwork, technical delivery, and project teams. This role combines terrestrial and aquatic assessment, construction environmental monitoring, regulatory support, and project delivery across British Columbia.

We’re looking for someone with sound technical judgment, an independent workstyle, and the ability to collaborate effectively with clients, contractors, and other environmental professionals.

Current Opportunities

Position Details

Fractional: Safety Coordinator

Date Posted: September 10, 2026

Status: Position filled

As Cornice grows, we’re looking for an experienced safety professional who can assess the systems we have today, understand where we’re headed, and build the practical processes, tools, and structure needed to support our next stage of growth.

This fractional role is designed to strengthen and scale our safety program, establish clear internal ownership, and leave our team equipped to manage it going forward.

No Exact Match?

We are always interested in meeting thoughtful people and organizations whose skills, projects, or needs may align with where Cornice is going.

Rather than a résumé we request you complete a first stage application via our Self Check Application.

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Our role is integrated.