Technical Scheme Lead - Seafood (Chain Of Custody), Dublin

Job Description

Do you have strong experience in seafood Chain of Custody certification? Are you looking for a role where you can influence global schemes while staying technically credible and hands‑on? NSF is looking for a Technical Scheme Lead – Seafood Chain of Custody to join our Global Aquaculture team. In this role, you’ll take technical ownership of recognised seafood Chain of Custody schemes, including MSC, ASC, MarinTrust, GLOBALG.A.P. and CSI, helping ensure they are applied consistently and credibly across global operations. You’ll sit at the heart of scheme governance, accreditation and technical decision‑making, while also maintaining full auditor competence and undertaking audit activity where required to support calibration and technical integrity. It’s a great opportunity for someone who enjoys balancing technical leadership, governance and hands‑on expertise in a genuinely global, purpose‑led environment.What We Offer

Remote Working: This is a remote role, combining home‑based working with regional and international travel Professional Development&Purpose‑Led Work: Ongoing learning across international schemes, supporting sustainable seafood and trusted supply chains Influence&Visibility: A key technical role with real input into scheme governance, accreditation and how certification is delivered globally Collaborative Global Environment: The opportunity to work closely with international teams, auditors and scheme owners across multiple markets Volunteering Time: Paid time off to support causes you care aboutResponsibilities

Technical ownership and oversight of assigned seafood Chain of Custody schemes Ensuring certification activities meet scheme rules, accreditation requirements and NSF quality systems Providing technical guidance to auditors, operations teams and key stakeholders Carrying out technical reviews and supporting certification decisions where authorisedMaintaining auditor competence, including conducting audits where required Supporting accreditation, witness audits and calibration activities Monitoring scheme KPIs and supporting consistent global delivery Representing NSF with clients, scheme owners and accreditation bodies Occasional regional and international travel as requiredQualifications

Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in food, fisheries, aquaculture, biology, supply chain management or a related discipline Lead Auditor qualification (ISO 19011 or equivalent), with auditor qualifications in Chain of Custody standards Seafood HACCP certification (or equivalent), where required by scheme scopeRelevant experience in Chain of Custody auditing and/or certification activities Fully qualified and approved, or demonstrably eligible for approval, as an experienced Chain of Custody auditor for one or more recognised seafood schemes Practical auditing experience covering traceability, segregation and identification, mass balance, subcontracted activities and multi‑site or group certification modelsStrong understanding of accreditation requirements under ISO/IEC 17065 and scheme‑specific certification rules High standards of technical report writing, documentation and evidence‑based, analytical decision‑making Ability to balance scheme governance responsibilities with hands‑on auditing, bringing credibility when working with auditors, accreditation bodies, schemeowners and clientsWell‑organised and detail‑focused, with strong communication, coaching and stakeholder‑management skills, and a good level of spoken and written English Experience within a Certification Body, familiarity with NSF systems and additional languages are advantageous but not essential Culture

Do the Right Thing Treat People Well Relentlessly Pursue Excellence We are one NSF NSF is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to, among other things, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, status as a protected veteran, or disability.For more information about NSF, visit nsf.org.

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