POSITION:
Research Scientist
COMPANY: Geosciences, University of Arizona
OPENS: posted 5/16/8
CLOSES: when position fills.
DETAILS: We seek an experienced researcher
with expertise in radioisotopic geochronology and
thermochronology and regional geological analysis to lead
large-scale research projects in orogenic and detrital studies.
Applicants should have extensive experience in at least two of
the following dating techniques: U/Pb, (U-Th)/He, and
fission-track dating, and demonstrated ability to lead large
field and analytical campaigns in geological analysis, and
successfully obtain external research funding. Projects will be
in collaboration with George Gehrels and Peter Reiners and other
scientists in the Arizona Geochronology Center. A PhD is
required.
CONTACT:
https://www.uacareertrack.com
for job number 40732
POSITION:
Field Geologists/Earth Scientists/Foresters,
www.oe-i.com
COMPANY:
O’Connor Environmental, Inc.
OPENS: posted 05/11/08
CLOSES: when positions fill.
DETAILS: Conduct field surveys observing landslides in
southwestern Washington timberlands and streams for a
State-sponsored scientific study. Work in the field
semi-independently. Physically demanding; qualified applicants
must demonstrate outdoor experience, ability to navigate and
work safely in rugged terrain. Experience with timber cruising,
wildlife surveys, or other on-the-ground natural resources
management tasks, safety training, and first aid training skills
are a plus.
Start date anticipated June 30; survey work expected to extend
through September, 10 to 12 weeks. Work weeks expected to be
Monday-Thursday, 10 hours per day. Travel, meals, lodging
expenses will be covered, and an allowance for personal safety
gear will be provided. Temporary full-time salary positions at
approximately $720 to $920 per week, depending on experience and
qualifications. Four positions open until filled.
CONTACT: Send resume, cover letter, and contact information
for three references to Phoebe Bass, O’Connor Environmental,
Inc., Healdsburg, California
pbass@oe-i.com
POSITION:
Teacher Professional Development Coordinator
COMPANY:
The Paleontological Research Institution (PRI)
OPENS: Posted 05/04/08
CLOSES: When position is filled.
DETAILS:
The position involves two related means of coordinating teacher
participation in the project: (1) organizing logistics of
workshops and
ongoing teacher support, working collaboratively in each of the
five
regions with secondary school teachers in advisory panels and
workshops;
(2) management of online resources and interactive tools
associated with
the project website (which will be created by an outside
vendor). The
online resources will include the Teacher-Friendly Guides
themselves,
together with an associated virtual fieldwork database and a
variety of
other tools for teacher interaction and learning.
CONTACT: Robert M. Ross at
rmr16@cornell.edu.
POSITION:
GIS Software Developer
COMPANY: Analysts
International
OPENS: Posted 05/04/08
CLOSES: When position is filled.
DETAILS:
The following reflects management's definition of essential
functions for
this job but does not restrict the tasks that may be assigned.
Management may assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to
this job at any time due to reasonable accommodation or other
reasons. Develop desktop, web and/or mobile applications
based on Microsoft technologies in a team environment. The
typical development environment includes using the .NET
Framework and ESRI GIS libraries with Microsoft Visual Studio.
Develop coding libraries and re-usable modular code conforming
to Client's coding standards. Assist in creating application
designs and user documentation. Assist in testing applications.
Participate in reviews of system architecture, data models, and
application designs. Participate in staff meetings.
CONTACT:
Kendra Alvarado, Technical Recruiter, Analysts International,
866.765.2849 X8223511.
POSITION:
Field
Hydrogeologist
COMPANY:
Fort Lewis Environmental Restoration Program /
Compliance Cleanup Program Versar (Fort Lewis PW Contractor)
OPENS: Posted 04/11/08
CLOSES: When position is filled.
DETAILS:
This
position provides field hydrogeology expertise and other
professional support to the Fort Lewis Environmental Restoration
Program, which is the lead agency for cleanup actions under the
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act (CERCLA) and Model Toxics Control Act (MTCA) at
Fort Lewis and other Department of Defense installations. The
primary workload at this time includes groundwater monitoring,
operation and maintenance of groundwater pump-and-treat
remediation systems, and associated reporting for two National
Priority List sites. This position also conducts site
investigations, completes cleanup actions, and oversees project
management assignments at a variety of other cleanup sites.
CONTACT:
Troy Bussey Jr., P.E., L.G., L.HG.,
troy.bussey@us.army.mil
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