AIS Field Operations Lead

Cornell University; Town of Ithaca (NY); Vor Ort; USD 72.000 - 78.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Health benefits

Paid leave

Education benefits

Total rewards

Tuition assistance

Zusammenfassung

Cornell University is seeking an Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator to lead regional and project-specific coordination, implementation, and QA of AIS management projects. You will promote standardized data collection methods and analyze pre/post conditions, helping safeguard New York State’s aquatic ecosystems.

The role offers 40 hours/week, on-site in Cortland, NY, with peak-season schedule variability and potential extension beyond a one-year term.

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and 3+ years of experience in aquatic biology, ecology, or natural resources.
• Experience in aquatic invasive species field work, data collection, and analysis.
• Proven ability to work with diverse communities and communicate effectively.
• Willingness to obtain or upgrade pesticide certification within 1 year may be required.

Aufgaben

• Develop permits for Aquatic Invasive Species actions within the region.
• Execute regional early detection-rapid response including monitoring coordination.
• Utilize methods like eDNA and UAS to enhance detection.
• Coordinate the Cayuga Lake Hydrilla Control Project planning, application, and herbicide management.
• Collaborate with lake associations to promote lake management plans and watercraft inspection programs.
• Participate in regional, state, and federal collaboratives to share information.

Kenntnisse

Aquatic biology

Field work

Data collection

Communication

GIS analysis

Ausbildung

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree (preferred)

Tools

ArcGIS

ArcGIS Pro

UAS

Jobbeschreibung

Cornell University is seeking an Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator to lead regional and project-specific coordination, implementation, and QA of AIS management projects. You will promote standardized data collection methods and analyze pre/post conditions, helping safeguard New York State’s aquatic ecosystems.

The role offers 40 hours/week, on-site in Cortland, NY, with peak-season schedule variability and potential extension beyond a one-year term.