University of New Hampshire
6 days ago
Postdoctoral Research Associate in Seabird Ecology and Quantitative Marine Science University of New Hampshire in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Ecology
Funding
Full-time postdoctoral employment with an annual compensation pay range of $63,500. The position is supported by external sponsor funding, so continued employment is contingent on the availability of those funds; reductions or discontinuation of funding may result in modification or termination of employment.
Country
United States
University
University of New Hampshire
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About this position
The Furey Lab at the University of New Hampshire is recruiting a full-time Postdoctoral Research Associate in seabird ecology and quantitative marine science. The position is based at the University of New Hampshire’s Main Campus in Durham, United States.
Under the supervision of Nathan Furey, the postdoctoral researcher will investigate seabird ecology through field and laboratory research. Responsibilities include collecting, organizing, analyzing, and tabulating ecological data; conducting data wrangling and quantitative analyses with code; collaborating on laboratory projects; developing recommendations; and preparing reports or publications.
The successful candidate must hold a PhD in quantitative ecology, marine science, or a related discipline and have multiple years of direct seabird experience, particularly in the northwest Atlantic. Applicants should have strong knowledge of seabird ecology, movement ecology, trophic ecology, and marine systems.
The annual compensation pay range is $63,500. Employment is supported by external sponsor funding and is therefore contingent on continued funding availability. Applications require a resume/CV, cover letter, and contact information for three professional references. No deadline is stated in the announcement.
Funding details
Full-time postdoctoral employment with an annual compensation pay range of $63,500. The position is supported by external sponsor funding, so continued employment is contingent on the availability of those funds; reductions or discontinuation of funding may result in modification or termination of employment.
What's required
Applicants must hold a PhD in quantitative ecology, marine science, or a related field and have multiple years of experience working directly with seabirds, particularly in the northwest Atlantic. Required knowledge and abilities include quantitative ecology or marine science, seabird ecology, movement ecology, trophic ecology, and marine systems, especially the northwest Atlantic. Applicants must submit a resume/CV, cover letter, and contact information for three professional references.
How to apply
Apply online through the USNH Careers Workday portal using the direct application link. Upload a resume/CV, cover letter, and contact information for three professional references. USNH employees should apply through Workday's Jobs Hub.
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