Wildlife Vision & Impact Assessment Research Assistant

University of Salford (Personnel); Salford; Presencial; GBP 28.000 - 36.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Competitive salary

32 days leave

Flexible working

Community at Salford

MySalford benefits

Descripción de la vacante

The University of Salford is advertising a research assistant role as part of PLAN-B, an EC project focusing on light and noise pollution impacts on biodiversity. The role seeks expertise in computer vision for wildlife research and in developing regulatory guidance to support decision-making.

Applicants should expect involvement in model development, literature reviews, data management and stakeholder engagement, with opportunities for collaboration across European partners and international

Formación

• Experience in developing computer vision methods for wildlife research.
• Experience developing guidance for regulatory decision-making in pollution impact.
• Strong literature review and data management skills.

Responsabilidades

• Develop impact assessment models and guidance documents for light/noise pollution impacts on wildlife.
• Develop computer vision methods for analysing organism activity in field and lab studies.
• Coordinate community and stakeholder engagement including recruitment and workshops.
• Conduct structured literature reviews and build related databases on pollution impacts on wildlife.
• Collect, manage and analyse research data generated from activities.

Conocimientos

Computer vision (wildlife)

Pollution impact guidance

Descripción del empleo

The University of Salford is advertising a research assistant role as part of PLAN-B, an EC project focusing on light and noise pollution impacts on biodiversity. The role seeks expertise in computer vision for wildlife research and in developing regulatory guidance to support decision-making.

Applicants should expect involvement in model development, literature reviews, data management and stakeholder engagement, with opportunities for collaboration across European partners and international