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We seek a research technician with expertise in elasmobranch demography,
fisheries management and bycatch, and strong database skills, to join a team
of scientists working on project that will develop tools for estimating
population impacts of fisheries bycatch and sustainable limits of incidental
mortality for data-poor marine wildlife.  

Project duration is at least 18 months, beginning *as soon as possible.*  

The position will be located in San Diego.  The technician will work in Dr.
Rebecca Lewison’s lab at San Diego State University and will work closely
with scientists at the Southwest Fisheries Science Center (SWFSC) in La Jolla.  

Primary duties of the position include:
•       conducting extensive literature search to assemble life history and
fisheries-related information for elasmobranchs, seabirds, sea turtles, and
marine mammals
•       developing and managing a large database of this information 
•       participating in several large workshops (mostly at SWFSC) as part of a
working group of scientists, managers and policy experts, to devise a set of
best practices and decision algorithm for setting appropriate bycatch
thresholds in multiple types of fisheries (US and foreign)

Ideal qualifications include:
•       Completion of a MSc degree with preferred emphasis on marine population
dynamics/demography, elasmobranch life history, and/or fisheries bycatch of
large marine vertebrates
•       Experience designing, constructing, and managing databases in software
such as MS Access or SQL.

Salary rate is $37,000 per year plus full benefits (health insurance,
vacation, etc). 

To apply, please send a CV and cover letter to Jeff Moore
([email protected]) and Rebecca Lewison ([email protected])
*and* submit an application online at http://tiny.cc/9nopi for Job #110077.
Review of applications will begin immediately, and the position will remain
open until filled. 

For questions about the position contact Jeff Moore ([email protected])
or Rebecca Lewison ([email protected]). For technical issues with
the online application process, please contact Kristin Touchet at
[email protected].

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