University degree or higher in natural resources management, conservation, law, biology, forestry, environmental management, or related fields;

Minimum 3 to 5 years experience in timber trafficking, timber trade, wildlife crime, sustainable use, or conservation, demonstrated experience working with law enforcement, security, and government agencies at different levels;

Proficiency in anti-corruption, anti-trafficking, or anti-money laundering (AML) practices;

Experience working on government-funded projects, preferably U.S. government-funded projects (e.g., INL, USAID)

Experience in crime prevention, criminal justice systems, and relevant national laws;

Experience working in an international organisation is desirable;

Demonstrated project management skills, including implementation, quality control, M&E, and reporting;

Proficiency in English (written and verbal)

Ability to travel regularly to project locations in Vietnam or internationally when required.

Understanding of regional timber trade dynamics and challenges

A passion for the natural world and/or an understanding of conservation, and environmental and sustainability issues.

Other necessary traits: professional, lateral and creative thinker; flexible; team player; accountable; and a personal commitment to zero-tolerance to wildlife crimes during and outside office hours.