Water Quality Modeling – Postdoctoral Research Associate; Athens, GA
University of Georgia (Georgia Cooperative Research Unit)
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- Agency
- University of Georgia (Georgia Cooperative Research Unit)
- Location
- Athens, GA
- Job Category
- Post Doctoral Appointments
- Salary
- $52,000/yr plus benefits
- Start Date
- 11/01/2022
- Last Date to Apply
- 10/10/2022
- Website
- https://www.ugajobsearch.com/postings/search
- Description
- Provide statistical and technical assistance to the National Park Service’s inventory and Monitoring Division, with a focus on analyzing continuous and discrete fresh water and estuarine water-quality monitoring data collected by monitoring programs in national parks throughout the southeastern United States. Prepare and provide statistical-support reports, develop methods and tools for quality-control review, analysis, and visualization of data; assist with the review of monitoring protocols (such as power analyses and evaluating data variability and recommending changes to reduce variability); present research results to partners and at scientific conferences; publish in peer-reviewed literature; assist with development of research proposals; and interact with scientists at the National Park Service and the Georgia Cooperative Research Unit and our partners. Other related duties may also be assigned as needs arise (e.g., required training contribution to general operation of the research unit). Further, lab members are needed to help maintain a supportive collegiate environment.
- Qualifications
- Required – PhD in Statistics, Ecology, Natural Resources, or related field; experience with
managing data, generalized linear mixed models, and developing data visualizations; proficiency with R; ability to work independently and collaboratively; written and oral communication skills corresponding to quantitative analyses. Preferred – record of scholarship and demonstration of expertise with statistical analyses and modeling of water-quality monitoring data and other data collected from natural habitats and wild populations. - Contact Person
- Dr. Brian Irwin
- Contact Phone
- 706-542-0790
- Contact eMail
- [email protected]
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