Research Manager – The Dawson Lab & uOttawa [...]

Environment, Society and Policy Group; Ottawa; Híbrido; CAD 90.000 - 130.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The University of Ottawa’s Environment, Society and Policy Group (the Dawson Lab) seeks a Research Manager to lead its interdisciplinary Arctic research portfolio. Reporting to Lab Director, you’ll oversee projects on climate change, sea ice, shipping and northern communities; supervise postdocs and staff; manage reporting, ethics and field logistics; and help build proposals with collaborators.

We’re looking for a Master’s or PhD (or equivalent experience), 5+ years in research or project

Formación

• Master’s degree or PhD (or equivalent experience).
• 5+ years of experience in research or project management.
• Strong scientific writing skills.
• Fluency in English and French.
• Arctic research experience and work with Indigenous partners are assets.

Responsabilidades

• Lead interdisciplinary Arctic research portfolio and oversee major projects.
• Supervise and mentor postdocs and research staff.
• Manage reporting, ethics and field logistics.
• Help build proposals and partnerships with academic, government and Indigenous collaborators.

Conocimientos

Master's/PhD

Project management

Scientific writing

English and French

Arctic experience

Indigenous partnerships

Educación

Master's degree or PhD

Descripción del empleo

Research Manager – The Dawson Lab & uOttawa Arctic Research Hub (Ottawa, NM1 – Full-time)

The University of Ottawa’s Environment, Society and Policy Group (the Dawson Lab) is seeking a Research Manager to lead its interdisciplinary Arctic research portfolio. Reporting to Lab Director Jackie Dawson, you’ll oversee major projects on climate change, sea ice, shipping and northern communities; supervise and mentor postdocs and research staff; manage reporting, ethics and field logistics; and help build new proposals and partnerships with academic, government and Indigenous collaborators. We’re looking for someone with a Master’s or PhD (or equivalent experience), 5+ years in research or project management, strong scientific writing skills, and fluency in English and French; Arctic experience and work with Inuit or Indigenous partners are strong assets. We offer competitive salary, benefits, professional development, language training and a collaborative team tackling one of the defining environmental and geopolitical challenges of our time.

The ESPG is an equal opportunity employer.