Role ObjectiveTo support the Inventory & Resource Information Lead in the delivery of a multi-source inventory to Coillte Forest by maintaining remote sensing datasets, and by the analysis and interpretation of these data to provide accurate, timely and quality assured resource information.Terms and ConditionsReports to: Inventory and Resource Information LeadContract: PermanentLocation: Limerick (or by agreement)ResponsibilitiesPlanning & Support• Maintain and organise Coillte Forest's EO data archives.• Process and analyse satellite, LiDAR and other EO data using appropriate programming languages to deliver key forest resource information.• Derive key resource information, and produce reports and map outputs to meet the information needs of Coillte Forest.• Assist with the rapid development of new workflows to address key business process needs in inventory, in particular using Machine Learning and AI techniques• Implement image segmentation & modelling techniques for LiDAR-based parameter estimation.• Develop web-based approaches for disseminating EO datasetsPeople & Culture• Support a strong culture of operational excellence and continuous improvement.• Support the simplification of business processes to reduce complexity.• Develop strong collaboration within the Resource team and with Business Area Unit (BAU) Resource Managers to ensure inventory supports strategic and tactical planning.• Act as a visible role model for the Group's values.External Focus• Develop and maintain a network of technical experts in the field of EO.• Support the building of strong relationships with key agencies (OSI, Forest Service, GSI etc.).• Support forest planning-related regulatory, consultation and certification processes to ensure that forest activities are planned in compliance with legal and certification requirements.Behavioural Competencies•Resilience:Proven ability and track record in working in a fast paced and dynamic work environment.•Problem-Solving:Proactive in identifying emerging issues and addressing them promptly by working on own initiative with proven capability and effectiveness in problem solving.•Analytical:Exceptional and demonstrable analytical skills.•Discretion:Personal credibility and a proven ability to maintain discretion and confidentiality.•Organised:Ability to achieve deadlines when required and to effectively prioritise between competing demands with exceptional organisation skills.•Collaboration:Excellent interpersonal skills to build effective relationships with colleagues, stakeholders and peers.•Report Writing:Strong report writing skills and an ability to present information clearly and concisely.•Time Management:Efficient management of time and resources.Desired Professional/Technical Competencies•Education and Experience:Relevant qualification in remote sensing or related discipline such as GIS or image processing, ideally to HETAC Level 8 with demonstrable experience.•Forestry:Knowledge of forestry, especially forest inventory, beneficial.•Computer programming:Ability to programme in one or more of the following languages: Python, Shell scripting or R, as applied to geo-spatial data, very beneficial. Understanding of Unix/Linux operating systems beneficial.•Machine Learning/AI:experience and knowledge in using Machine Learning and AI based techniques.•Web-based technologies:Experience and/or knowledge of OGC services highly desirable.•LiDAR:experience in processing and interpreting LiDAR data for forestry•Regulatory Compliance:Knowledge and experience to promote a safe-working environment and ensure compliance with environmental, regulatory and silvicultural standards.ApplicationsClosing date for applications is 4pm, Monday, 5 January 2026. Please submit your application through our Recruitment platform here.Coillte is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We are committed to providing an inclusive and diverse workplace for all which builds upon our core values and fosters a positive work environment where EVERYONE can bring their true self to work and achieve their full potential.If for any reason you would like us to make any supports or accommodations to help you in making your application please contact us at Your application details will be stored for a period of 14 months in line with the Data Protection Act 1988, Amended 2003, and the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679,and used solely for the purposes of your application for employment within the Company. For more information on the processing of your personal data please see our Data Protection Policy and Privacy Policy.