3 Junior Specialist - Hydro-Ecology Of Montane Streams and Meadows | University of California Davis - Military Veterans

3 Junior Specialist - Hydro-Ecology Of Montane Streams and Meadows Position Overview: A reasonable estimate for this position is $53,100.00, at Step 1 or $56,600 at Step 2 The Center for Watershed Sciences at the University of California, Davis seeks to potentially fill 3 non-tenured, academic term appointments as a Junior Specialist. This position will aid in interdisciplinary studies of the interactions of hydrology and ecology in montane stream and meadow systems. Research (90%) Duties include participation in field studies to collect aquatic habitat data, biologic data, geospatial data using GPS equipment, and water quality attributes; management of large databases and datasets; literature review and data collection associated with the application of environmental flows and stream restoration; and participation in data entry, post-processing, data synthesis, and statistical analysis. Professional Competence & Activity (5%) Conduct literature searches and help write annual reports to funders. Participation in the creative activities of publishing research and designing future research including reviewing journal articles; engaging in discussions of research to assist in interpreting results; and assisting senior researchers in preparing manuscripts for peer-review journals. Present research results at local and regional scientific meetings, if applicable. University and Public Service (5%) Participate in department and campus committees as allowed by funding source. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor's degree in ecology, biology, environmental studies, or related field Current California Driver's License Experience collecting data in riverine environments Experience working with diverse groups in the field with a variety of stream sampling techniques Experience in team-based work that requires communication, decision-making skills, cooperation, and leadership Knowledge of statistical analysis Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to work independently and remain focused for long periods of time while conducting online and computer-based research Ability to bend, squat, and lift up to 50 pounds of field equipment repetitively during field sampling days of 8-10 hours duration in weather conditions spanning cold winter rains to hot summer days. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience managing large datasets and creation of databases Experience with geospatial analysis and GPS-based field survey methods Knowledge of environmental flow applications Knowledge of stream restoration practices Experience with data analysis and technical writing Knowledge of MS Excel, Word, and Access; ArcGIS; and Program R software. Ability to mentor and lead undergraduate and similar field assistants In general, it is inappropriate to appoint an individual with a Master's or doctoral degree in the relevant discipline or a baccalaureate degree plus three or more years of experience with the specialized methods as a Junior Specialist To apply, visit https://recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF06770 Copyright 2024 Jobelephant.com Inc. All rights reserved. Posted by the FREE value-added recruitment advertising agency jeid-3838e52ef9e4d7489b35ec3f5691c27f