[Coral-List] Quantitative Ecologist positions in Hawaii
Lee Higa
lee.higa at noaa.gov
Mon Nov 15 13:45:46 EST 2010
Hello,
I would like to post the job postings below for a Quantitative Ecologist
and Quantitative Ecological Specialists with the NOAA-NMFS-PIFSC Coral
Reef Ecosystem Division in Honolulu, Hawaii. Questions can be directed
to me at Lee.Higa at noaa.gov
Thank you,
Lee
JIMAR PIFSC QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGICAL SPECIALIST – ID# 10651.
Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research. Regular, Full-Time,
RCUH Non-Civil Service position with the Joint Institute for Marine and
Atmospheric Research (JIMAR), located at the National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS), Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center (PIFSC) in
Honolulu, Hawaii. Continuation of employment is dependent upon
program/operational needs, satisfactory work performance, and
availability of funds. MINIMUM MONTHLY SALARY: $3,620/Mon. DUTIES: Works
with the PIFSC Coral Reef Ecosystem Division’s (CRED) multidisciplinary
program to enhance the statistical and analytical capacity of the Coral
Reef Ecosystem Division to publish and present past and future results
from ecological marine studies across the Pacific Islands region.
Evaluates, designs, expands, implements, and improves sampling
methodologies, survey protocols, and field experiments which facilitate
statistically valid analyses of field observations and timely production
of presentations, reports, and publications. Designs, develops, tests,
implements and documents state-of-the-art statistical methods that are
appropriate for interdisciplinary and multi-scale data analyses and
integration. Conducts analyses involving multivariate statistics,
spatial statistics, ecological modelling and simulation, spectral
analysis, and other quantitative techniques relating to statistical
power and change detection. Integrates research findings and summaries
into project’s interdisciplinary context, and prepares and submits
manuscripts for publication in technical reports and refereed scientific
literature, as well as makes presentations to professional/scientific
bodies and educational venues, both nationally and internationally.
Prepares and delivers presentations as part of the PIFSC coral reef
ecosystem education and outreach efforts. Participates in research cruises.
JIMAR PIFSC QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGIST (BENTHIC) – ID# 10647.
Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research. Regular, Full-Time,
RCUH Non-Civil Service position with the School of Ocean and Earth
Science and Technology (SOEST), Joint Institute for Marine and
Atmospheric Research (JIMAR), located at the National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS), Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center (PIFSC) in
Honolulu, Hawaii. Continuation of employment is dependent upon
program/operational needs, satisfactory work performance, and
availability of funds. MINIMUM MONTHLY SALARY: $4,935/Mon. DUTIES: Works
with the PIFSC Coral Reef Ecosystem Division’s (CRED) multidisciplinary
program to enhance the statistical and analytical capacity of the Coral
Reef Ecosystem Division to publish and present past and future results
from ecological marine studies across the Pacific Islands region. Leads
efforts to evaluate, coordinate, and improve project’s integrated
assessment and long-term monitoring program such that statistically
sound findings and strategic advice can be provided to marine resource
managers. Designs, expands, implements, and improves sampling
methodologies, survey protocols, and field experiments which facilitate
statistically valid analyses of field observations and timely production
of presentations, reports, and publications. Serves as the Lead for the
Benthic Team providing guidance and supervision to the overall team and
develops, establishes, and monitors work plans and team objectives and
assists the CRED Chief with strategic scientific advice and identifying
research priorities and direction. Evaluates, compiles, processes,
integrates, summarizes, and analyzes interdisciplinary data from marine
ecosystem research surveys into management-relevant products. Designs,
develops, tests, implements and documents state-of-the-art statistical
methods that are appropriate for interdisciplinary and multi-scale data
analyses and integration. Conducts analyses involving multivariate
statistics, spatial statistics, ecological modelling and simulation,
spectral analysis, and other quantitative techniques relating to
statistical power and change detection. Integrates research findings and
summaries into project’s interdisciplinary context, and prepares and
submits manuscripts for publication in technical reports and refereed
scientific literature, as well as makes presentations to
professional/scientific bodies and educational venues, both nationally
and internationally. Prepares and delivers presentations as part of the
PIFSC coral reef ecosystem education and outreach efforts. Participates
in research cruises.
Closing Date: November 22, 2010. EEO/AA Employer. For more details or to
apply please go to www.rcuh.com - "Employment" then, "See Job
Announcements.." and enter the ID #.
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