Must be solution-oriented, finding creative solutions for complex challenges; Demonstrated interest and expertise in management, reproduction of diverse species; Comprehensive knowledge of reproduction, as well as neonate care preferred; Comprehensive knowledge of behavioral management, including operant conditioning philosophy, techniques and terminology, as well as benefits and goals of environmental enrichment; Ability to remain aware and alert while working around potentially dangerous animals at all times; Incumbent should have broad interests in research, behavior and conservation; Excellent facilitation, as well as communication skills, both oral and written; Comfort with computer software: MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point; Ability to represent the Zoo in a professional manner at all times; Ability to exercise sound judgment in emergency situations and to respond with appropriate action; Ability to work with minimal supervision, must be self-directed; Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationship with management, other employees &. Assist in organizing and coordinating assigned section's daily activities, overseeing animal care staff in all areas, and delegating tasks per leadership team's direction; Lead by example: maintain familiarity with all aspects of husbandry routines, assisting if needed; Assist in the hiring of, then train, animal care staff in all aspects of husbandry: diet preparation, feeding, cleaning and maintenance of exhibits; Assist in the implementation of protocols and operating procedures to maintain high level of.