[Knowledge]
-	Bachelor’s degree (higher degree preferred) in biology, ecology, environment, animal science, forestry, or related fields 
-	3~10 years of experience in project management, conservation, sustainability or a related field 
-	Good knowledge of the Korean regions and species conservation 
-	Ability to design and manage conservation programs
-	Strategic ability to build external partnerships, strengthen capacity, and build teamwork
-	Experience in leading and implementing endangered species conservation programs, with strong technical knowledge of species and biodiversity conservation, including policy, management, sustainable use, wildlife crime, and major threats to endangered species
-	Work experience with/at national organizations related to biodiversity conservation

[Skills]
-	Excellent team player with good networking and interpersonal skills 
-	Native in Korean, and professional level in English 
-	Effective computer and office tools skills

[Attitude] 
-	Identifies and aligns with the core values of the WWF organization: Courage, Integrity, Respect & Collaboration
-	Excellent team player with good networking and interpersonal skills 
-	Ability to work unsupervised in a rapidly changing environment
-	Passion for sustainability and nature conservation
-	Proactive attitude and ability to take initiative and work independently 

1.	Program Development and Implementation 
   -	Identify priority species and habitats by analyzing research and monitoring data to design high-impact conservation programs with clear objectives 
   -	Implement and manage conservation programs, ensuring alignment with WWF global and Korea office strategies while overseeing technical, administrative, and coordination tasks according to the work plan
   -	Engage external experts and organizations to support the program development and implementation. Collaborate with other WWF teams including corporate partnership, marketing and fundraising, to promote and strengthen conservation programs
2.	Stakeholder Engagement and Strategic Partnership    
   -	Build and maintain networks with various stakeholders including government, affiliated agencies, academic groups, local communities, NGOs, businesses, and international institutions to support planning and implementation of conservation programs
   -	Develop and manage strategic partnerships through regular interaction with key stakeholders to foster collaboration and enhance WWF-Korea’s conservation impact 
   -	Strengthen WWF-Korea’s presence and credibility in the local/regional conservation community, shaping national, regional, and international policies, practices, and conservation outcomes
3.	Strategic Planning and Leadership 
   -	Advise and guide conservation strategies, policies and resource allocation for conservation programs, ensuring alignment with the priorities of government, businesses, international institutions, and NGOs
   -	Identify gaps and opportunities in fundraising, research and monitoring, and mobilize resources to strengthen conservation efforts
   -	Assess WWF’s opportunities and impact in local and regional conservation, advancing WWF’s zero extinction goals through thought leadership and strategic engagement

-	Experience in field work
-	Strong network with government agencies, academia, local communities, NGOs