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Panthera is the only organization in the world that is devoted exclusively to the conservation of the world’s 40 wild cat species and their ecosystems. Utilizing the expertise of the world’s premier cat biologists, Panthera develops and implements global strategies for the most imperiled species. Representing the most comprehensive effort of its kind, Panthera partners with local and international NGOs, scientific institutions, local communities, governments around the globe, and citizens who want to help ensure a future for wild cats. Panthera Corporation consists of Panthera Corporation- USA and several foreign legal entities and foreign branch offices. For more on Panthera, visit .

Panthera has been present in Malaysia through partners for almost a decade. In the beginning of 2020, Panthera incorporated an office in Malaysia - Panthera Wild Cat Conservation Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (Panthera Malaysia).

Panthera’s Project Tekai started in 2023 and is focused on the monitoring and protection of the Malayan tiger ( Panthera tigris jacksoni ), as well as all other wild cat species in the Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve (ASARTR), also known as the Tekai Core Area in Pahang. The project’s main objectives are to stabilize and recover the population of tigers and other wild cats in the landscape following the Panthera’s Regional Development Strategy for South and Southeast Asia in Malaysia.

Role Overview

The Problem Analyst for Project Tekai will collaborate with a team to conduct analytical work supporting research and conservation efforts for wild cat populations in the Tekai Core Area. Reporting to the Project Coordinator and guided by the Counter Wildlife Crime (CWC) team, the analyst will adhere to Panthera’s code of conduct, standard operating procedures, and values while maintaining professional work ethics. The role may involve occasional support for other Panthera projects to share knowledge and expertise, as directed by the Malaysia Country Director.

The Problem Analyst will work closely with the Wildlife Analyst, CWC Analyst, Patrol Specialist, and Project Coordinator to ensure analytical outputs inform conservation strategies and field operations. Under the guidance of the Lead of Counter Wildlife Crime Program Analytics, the analyst will manage data related to threats to wild cats and conduct in-depth analyses to guide strategic interventions.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct threat assessments and lead problem analysis projects to produce reports and recommendations that inform conservation strategies for tigers and other wild cats in the Tekai Core Area and across Peninsular Malaysia.
• Collaborate with the Lead of Program Analytics to monitor threats, assess interventions, and evaluate their effectiveness.
• Partner with analysts from relevant organizations on problem analysis projects as assigned by the Project Coordinator or Country Manager.
• Produce reports, guides, and scientific publications to share best practices in wildlife protection.
• Deliver quarterly briefing reports on threat assessments and recommendations to the Project Coordinator and Country Manager, ensuring timely communication with partner agencies.
• Support the development of proposals, research designs, and reports for donors, partners, and stakeholders.
• Design and deliver trainings and workshops relevant to the role’s scope.
• Manage patrol and threat data using the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) database.
• Synthesize data from field collections, community interviews, media, and other sources to inform analyses and share findings with team members and stakeholders.
• Collaborate with the Patrol Specialist and team members to curate information from patrols and local communities.
• Assist law enforcement agencies with post-arrest interviews to enhance understanding of poaching, trafficking, and related wildlife crimes.
• Work with the Wildlife Analyst to analyze the impact of threats on key wildlife species and assess intervention effectiveness.
• Perform regular patrol data analysis to monitor vigilance levels, incursion distribution, and rates to inform patrol planning.
• Ensure clear communication of analytical outputs to the Project Coordinator, Country Director, Patrol Lead, Wildlife Analyst, and field teams.
• Manage Poachercam units and other conservation technologies to monitor key access points in the Core Area.
• Support patrol preparation, including maps, equipment, and briefing/debriefing sessions.
• Lead the preparation of post-operation reports, threat assessments, and related documents.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with project partners and stakeholders, including government representatives .
  Uphold professional conduct within the team and with external partners.
  Deliver assigned tasks on schedule with high-quality outputs.
• Stay updated on advancements in biodiversity monitoring and wildlife crime science through meetings, workshops, and conferences.
• Comply with Panthera’s Employee Handbook, code of conduct, ethics, and Patrol Standard Operating Procedures.
• Align with Panthera’s programmatic vision, objectives, and intellectual property policies.
• Ensure compliance with all applicable Malaysian laws and regulations.

Required Qualifications, Skills & Experience

An ideal candidate will have the following skills and experience:

• Master’s degree in Criminology, Psychology, Conservation Science, Social Sciences, or a related field.
• 2–3 years of relevant work experience preferred.
• Strong commitment to Panthera’s mission, with personal qualities of integrity and credibility.
• Exceptional attention to detail and strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work under pressure and in remote field conditions.
• Team-oriented mindset with adherence to protocols and safety guidelines.
• Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with professionalism.
• Knowledge of Malaysia’s conservation and policy landscape is an advantage.
• Proficiency in Bahasa Malaysia and English required.

How to Apply

Interested applicants may submit most updated CV, along with a cover letter to the Panthera Careers Page. The application deadline is July 17, 2025. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

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Panthera is the only organization in the world that is devoted exclusively to the conservation of the world’s 40 wild cat species and their ecosystems. Utilizing the expertise of the world’s premier cat biologists, Panthera develops and implements global strategies for the most imperiled species. Representing the most comprehensive effort of its kind, Panthera partners with local and international NGOs, scientific institutions, local communities, governments around the globe, and citizens who want to help ensure a future for wild cats. Panthera Corporation consists of Panthera Corporation- USA and several foreign legal entities and foreign branch offices. For more on Panthera, visit . Panthera has been present in Malaysia through partners for almost a decade. In the beginning of 2020, Panthera incorporated an office in Malaysia - Panthera Wild Cat Conservation Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (Panthera Malaysia). Panthera’s Project Tekai started in 2023 and is focused on the monitoring and protection of the Malayan tiger (

Panthera tigris jacksoni

), as well as all other wild cat species in the Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve (ASARTR), also known as the Tekai Core Area in Pahang. The project’s main objectives are to stabilize and recover the population of tigers and other wild cats in the landscape following the Panthera’s Regional Development Strategy for South and Southeast Asia in Malaysia. Role Overview

The Problem Analyst for Project Tekai will collaborate with a team to conduct analytical work supporting research and conservation efforts for wild cat populations in the Tekai Core Area. Reporting to the Project Coordinator and guided by the Counter Wildlife Crime (CWC) team, the analyst will adhere to Panthera’s code of conduct, standard operating procedures, and values while maintaining professional work ethics. The role may involve occasional support for other Panthera projects to share knowledge and expertise, as directed by the Malaysia Country Director. The Problem Analyst will work closely with the Wildlife Analyst, CWC Analyst, Patrol Specialist, and Project Coordinator to ensure analytical outputs inform conservation strategies and field operations. Under the guidance of the Lead of Counter Wildlife Crime Program Analytics, the analyst will manage data related to threats to wild cats and conduct in-depth analyses to guide strategic interventions. Key responsibilities Conduct threat assessments and lead problem analysis projects to produce reports and recommendations that inform conservation strategies for tigers and other wild cats in the Tekai Core Area and across Peninsular Malaysia. Collaborate with the Lead of Program Analytics to monitor threats, assess interventions, and evaluate their effectiveness. Partner with analysts from relevant organizations on problem analysis projects as assigned by the Project Coordinator or Country Manager. Produce reports, guides, and scientific publications to share best practices in wildlife protection. Deliver quarterly briefing reports on threat assessments and recommendations to the Project Coordinator and Country Manager, ensuring timely communication with partner agencies. Support the development of proposals, research designs, and reports for donors, partners, and stakeholders. Design and deliver trainings and workshops relevant to the role’s scope. Manage patrol and threat data using the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) database. Synthesize data from field collections, community interviews, media, and other sources to inform analyses and share findings with team members and stakeholders. Collaborate with the Patrol Specialist and team members to curate information from patrols and local communities. Assist law enforcement agencies with post-arrest interviews to enhance understanding of poaching, trafficking, and related wildlife crimes. Work with the Wildlife Analyst to analyze the impact of threats on key wildlife species and assess intervention effectiveness. Perform regular patrol data analysis to monitor vigilance levels, incursion distribution, and rates to inform patrol planning. Ensure clear communication of analytical outputs to the Project Coordinator, Country Director, Patrol Lead, Wildlife Analyst, and field teams. Manage Poachercam units and other conservation technologies to monitor key access points in the Core Area. Support patrol preparation, including maps, equipment, and briefing/debriefing sessions. Lead the preparation of post-operation reports, threat assessments, and related documents. Build and maintain strong relationships with project partners and stakeholders, including government representatives . Uphold professional conduct within the team and with external partners. Deliver assigned tasks on schedule with high-quality outputs. Stay updated on advancements in biodiversity monitoring and wildlife crime science through meetings, workshops, and conferences. Comply with Panthera’s Employee Handbook, code of conduct, ethics, and Patrol Standard Operating Procedures. Align with Panthera’s programmatic vision, objectives, and intellectual property policies. Ensure compliance with all applicable Malaysian laws and regulations. Required Qualifications, Skills & Experience An ideal candidate will have the following skills and experience: Master’s degree in Criminology, Psychology, Conservation Science, Social Sciences, or a related field. 2–3 years of relevant work experience preferred. Strong commitment to Panthera’s mission, with personal qualities of integrity and credibility. Exceptional attention to detail and strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Ability to work under pressure and in remote field conditions. Team-oriented mindset with adherence to protocols and safety guidelines. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with professionalism. Knowledge of Malaysia’s conservation and policy landscape is an advantage. Proficiency in Bahasa Malaysia and English required. How to Apply Interested applicants may submit most updated CV, along with a cover letter to the Panthera Careers Page. The application deadline is July 17, 2025. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

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About Panthera Corporation Panthera is the only organization in the world that is devoted exclusively to the conservation of the world’s 40 wild cat species and their ecosystems. Utilizing the expertise of the world’s premier cat biologists, Panthera develops and implements global strategies for the most imperiled species. Representing the most comprehensive effort of its kind, Panthera partners with local and international NGOs, scientific institutions, local communities, governments around the globe, and citizens who want to help ensure a future for wild cats. For more on Panthera, visit . Panthera has been present in Malaysia through partners for almost a decade. In the beginning of 2020, Panthera incorporated an office in Malaysia - Panthera Wild Cat Conservation Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (Panthera Malaysia). Panthera’s Project Tekai started in 2023 and is focused on the monitoring and protection of the Malayan tiger (

Panthera tigris jacksoni

), as well as all other wild cat species in the Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve, also known as the Tekai Core Area in Pahang. The project’s main objectives are to stabilize and recover the population of tigers and other wild cats in the landscape following the Panthera’s Regional Development Strategy for South and Southeast Asia in Malaysia. As a Community Engagement Officer for Panthera’s Project Tekai, s/he shall work in a team to organize community dialogues, carry out interviews, and manage data required to fulfill the project activities with the aim to conserve the wild cat population in the project landscape. S/he will do so by adhering to the code of conduct and standard operating procedures of Panthera Malaysia. As an employee of Panthera Malaysia, s/he will uphold the organisation’s values and operating principles and maintain a professional work etiquette at all times. S/he may be required to assist with other projects of Panthera in other field sites from time to time for transfer of knowledge, skills and experience, at the discretion of the Malaysia Country Manager as and when needed. S/he will report to the Project Coordinator of Project Tekai / Country Director. Specific responsibilities include: Organise community dialogues and conduct interviews with members of communities living and working within and around the tiger landscapes related to Panthera Malaysia’s programs. Conduct regular engagement with community members as well as affiliated government agencies to develop and strengthen relationship. Work with the Project Coordinator and Analysts on the team to identify information requirements to understanding problems that threaten tigers and other wildlife in the landscape. Be familiar with the Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) process and strive to uphold the highest standards of ethical practices when engaging with local indigenous communities in the project landscape Develop survey questionnaires to meet the identified information requirements and conduct the interviews with community members. Conduct interviews with offenders as and when opportunity arises and work with the Problem Analyst to fill in information gaps about poaching problem patterns. Participate in team briefings, discussions, strategic and tactical planning sessions with other members of the Panthera team and partners Ensure strong communications and flow of information and knowledge between the project units to enable a cohesive fusion of data analysis and successful implementation of interventions to reach the project’s objectives Ensure information is systematically curated and managed using database tools such as, but not limited to, the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) Profiles database. Prepare reports and data visualisations using Microsoft Office, SMART, QGIS and other software as required. Prepare reports and briefings to communicate findings derived from community engagement activities. Represent Panthera in the utmost professional manner when participating, leading, or facilitating engagement activities, events, workshops, meetings, conferences, etc. with communities members, partner agencies and any other stakeholders Work with Project Coordinator, Problem Analyst, and other members of the team to ensure community engagement work is aligned with wildlife protection strategies and interventions. Organize and work with the Assistant Coordinator with procurement of rations and equipment as well as in the management of other community engagement related logistics. The essential job functions of a Community Engagement Officer of Project Tekai are as follows: Establish and maintain good relations with partners and stakeholders of the project. Ensure professional conduct within the team as well as with parners and stakeholders of the project, including government representatives. Ensure that all assigned activities are consistent with the schedule and all outputs are delivered on time and at the desired quality. Keep abreast with current research and developments in biodiversity monitoring and wildlife crime science. This may require attending various meetings, workshops, conferences and training programmes. Be familiar and comply with the policies and guidelines set out in the Panthera Employee’s Handbook ensuring that the code of conduct & ethics and other Panthera policies are followed at all times. Be familiar and comply with Panthera’s programmatic vision, objectives and plans, and intellectual property rights. Maintain highest standards of professionalism and conduct when representing Panthera at local, regional and global levels. Ensure compliance with all applicable national laws and regulations of Malaysia. Required Traits, Skills & Experience An ideal candidate will have the following skills and experience: A minimum of Bachelor's degree, ideally in Social Science, Anthropology or related fields 2-3 years of working experience would be preferable Personal qualities of integrity, credibility and unwavering commitment to Panthera’s mission Ability to work in a team and adhere to protocols and safety guidelines Ability to communicate well and professionally Ability to work independently and travel regularly Ability to be based in Jerantut, Pahang Efficacy towards interacting with people, with interest to work with local and indigenous communities towards the goal of wild cat conservation and a balanced co-existence Some knowledge of the conservation and policy environment in Malaysia Driving license (D) would be preferable How To Apply Interested applicants may submit most updated CV, along with a cover letter to describe why they are interested in the job and how they may best contribute to the project to the Panthera Careers Page. The application closing date is

March 6, 2025

. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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