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Project Manager, TIMME

Mulloon Institute is seeking a results-driven Project Manager to lead the TIMME (Training, Implementation, Mentoring, Monitoring and Evaluation) grant project. Manage project delivery, stakeholder engagement, and reporting while ensuring safety, quality, and alignment with Mulloon Institute’s strategic priorities.

  • Coordinate with internal teams, external stakeholders, consortium partners, and subcontractors, facilitate meetings and workshops.
  • Collaborate with the co-design team to define project scope, deliverables, timelines, budgets and risk management.
  • Plan and monitor HR capacity needs for TIMME; align resources with project milestones.
  • Liaise with stakeholders to secure contributions, finalise partnerships and agreements, and coordinate communications materials (photos, case studies, reports).
  • Support the Mulloon Communications team with project-specific communications and marketing needs.

Ready to lead the landscape restoration revolution?

Further details and Position Description

Remote role – NSW or WA preferred.

Learn more about the TIMME Project

Contact: Mulloon Institute, General Manager, Glen Norris
recruitment@mullooninstitute.org

Applications close 15 February 2026

Further details and application via  SEEK or NRM

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At Mulloon Institute, we are dedicated to creating healthy and resilient Australian landscapes through innovative rehydration and restoration techniques. Whether you’re a seasoned professional, a passionate researcher, or a dedicated volunteer, there are many ways to become part of our journey. Explore our job opportunities, research partnerships, and volunteering roles to contribute your skills and passion to a meaningful cause. Together, we can shape a sustainable future for our environment and communities.

Research Opportunities

For Post Graduate Students

A broad range of projects are available and open to all universities for Honours, Masters and PhD students to undertake post graduate studies in flora, fauna, hydro and soils and production systems as part of the Mulloon Rehydration Initiative.

Enquiries for post-graduate study opportunities can be directed to Science Officer/Spatial + Remote, Chris Inskeep, via chrisinskeep@mullooninstitute.org

 

Volunteer Opportunities

Would you like to meet and work with likeminded people, while contributing to the creation of healthy Australian landscapes?

Volunteer roles are available periodically. They range from admin jobs or treeplanting alongside our team, to helping out at events.

Volunteers can be individuals, up to community organisations such as Lions Club or Rotary. Our team are also open to corporate volunteering opportunities.

If you’re interested and have skills and time to share, we’d love to hear from you. Fill out the form and we’ll be in touch if we have a role that suits you.