Scientist Production Grade A Vacancies – DPSA Vacancies in Cape Town

Good News for all job Seekers eagerly waiting for DPSA Scientist Production Grade A Vacancies in Cape Town 2025. Recently, a new announcement has been made about Scientist Production Grade A Vacancies in DPSA Government Department. Qualified candidates are called out to submit an online application with Z83 Form for Scientist Production Grade A Government Vacancies in Western Cape. The detailed guide of DPSA latest circular 2025 is shared further on this page.

The required qualifications to Apply Online for DPSA Scientist Production Grade A Jobs in Cape Town are also discussed further. Along With Scientist Production Grade A DPSA Government vacancies, visitors can explore other DPSA circulars 2025 at Dpsavacanciesjobs. We also provide upcoming DPSA Vacancies 2025 Updates on this portal with thousands of other Latest Government Jobs in South Africa.

Scientist Production Grade A DPSA Vacancies in Cape Town Closing Date 2025

Requirements for DPSA Scientist Production Grade A :-

Honours Degree (NQF Level 8) in Bachelor of Science in one of the following: marine science, marine biology, marine ecology fisheries biology, fisheries science, quantitative science or a closely related field with a strong quantitative focus. A minimum of 3 years of relevant postqualification experience in marine living resources research; Compulsory registration with South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNASP) as a professional scientist. Knowledge of biology, ecology, life history strategies, population dynamics and quantitative assessment techniques of inshore living marine resources, in particular in relation to decapod crustaceans; Knowledge of crustacean fisheries; Research experience in crustacean fisheries and/or the biology, ecology, life-history, population dynamics or quantitative assessment of crustaceans; Computer skills in MS Office software (proven ability to utilize word processing and spreadsheet programmes); Proven ability to manipulate large data sets within a relational database environment (e.g. MS Access); Proven ability and experience to quantitatively analyse biological and environmental data and interpret results; Experience in conducting statistical analysis on and modelling of fisheries or fisheries related data; Formal courses in statistics, applied mathematics and/or experience in statistical methods for biological research; Ability and willingness to work at sea on small inshore research vessels as well as on commercial fishing vessels; Ability and willingness to spend extensive periods away from home while on field trips, or while attending courses and scientific symposia and meetings; Valid unendorsed South African driver’s license.