A position is now officially open with the Ecological Analysis Group at the USGS Research Center in Lafayette Louisiana. We are looking for an individual to manage data, perform preliminary analyses, and help with interpretation as part of a team studying complex relations in ecological systems. We are currently conducting studies on a wide range of topics including: global change, invasive species, biodiversity, monitoring in National Parks, fire ecology, wildlife populations, and many others. These studies relate to a wide variety of types of ecosystems as well. In all these studies, we are working with teams of collaborators and working on data sets huge and small to disentangle the complex sets of processes influencing natural ecological systems. To further our program, we are seeking an individual with some experience with data analysis to work as part of a team - managing and understand the data, performing select analyses, helping to interpret the findings, and learning new techniques. Lots of opportunities for individual development in conjunction with this position.
Requirements: MS in ecology or related field, some experience in data analysis, a willingness to learn new techniques, and someone comfortable with working in a team environment. Location: The work will be conducted at the USGS laboratory in Lafayette Louisiana. Lots of cultural and recreational amenities here in the heart of Cajun country. Information about the Center can be found at http://www.nwrc.usgs.gov/. Information about our group can be found at http://www.nwrc.usgs.gov/about/web/j_grace.htm. Availability: From now until position is filled. Position is expected to be available indefinitely. This position will be managed through a federal contractor, IAP World Services. Inquiries about the nature of the work can be made to [email protected]. To apply for the position, go to the following link https://iapws.recruitmax.com//main/careerportal/Job_Profile.cfm?szOrderID=9879&szReturnToSearch=1&szWordsToHighlight
