Game Management Planner
Posted Oct 9 (14 days ago) · Last updated Oct 23
Key facts
Permanent wildlife-planning role in Hamina; requires Finnish, with Swedish and English also needed.
How this salary compares
| Market | Lower bound (25th percentile) | Median | Upper bound (75th percentile) |
|---|---|---|---|
| this company | €2,270 per month | €2,793 per month | €3,800 per month |
| This offer | €2,558 per month | €2,793 per month | €3,027 per month |
Estimated from 130 comparable listings
Est. take-home €2,092 - €2,396
Original job ad
Translated by JobCrawls from the Finnish ad.
About the role
Summarised by JobCrawls from the job ad above.
Requirements
- Suitable university of applied sciences or university degree, or another suitable qualification with demonstrated practical competence in wildlife planning
- Good knowledge of game management associations and their administration
- Good knowledge of game management and hunting
- Excellent spoken and written Finnish
- Satisfactory Swedish and English
- Negotiation, cooperation and interaction skills
- Readiness for flexible working hours and travel in Finland
- Readiness to develop game management in a process-based organisation
Responsibilities
- Plan and advise on game management
- Support game management associations
- Cooperate with stakeholders
- Carry out separately assigned public administrative duties
- Develop game management within the organisation’s process structure
Skills & technologies
Recruitment process
- Submit application by 15 November 2026 at 15:00 by email or post
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About Suomen riistakeskus
Suomen riistakeskus is an independent public-law institution under the guidance and supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. It has 15 offices across Finland and promotes sustainable game management, supports game management associations, implements game policy and performs statutory public administrative duties.
