Ecology Research Associate - Forestry, Wildlife & Fisheries

Tuskegee University; Tuskegee (AL); Híbrido; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Tuskegee University invites applications for a Research Associate I, II, III in Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries. This full-time position supports interdisciplinary research in sustainable natural resource management, environmental monitoring, and ecosystem science.

The successful candidate will design and conduct field and lab studies, apply statistics and GIS, mentor students, contribute to grant proposals, and share findings at conferences.

Formación

• Experience with forest inventory methods and related data collection.
• Knowledge of aquatic ecology, fisheries sampling, and water quality metrics.
• Familiarity with remote sensing, GIS, and spatial analysis tools.
• Experience mentoring students and overseeing research projects.
• Ability to design and implement field and lab research protocols.

Responsabilidades

• Design, coordinate, and conduct field and laboratory research in forestry, wildlife ecology, fisheries, natural resources, and environmental monitoring.
• Apply statistical, geospatial, and quantitative methods to evaluate habitat conditions and ecosystem health.
• Collaborate with investigators and partners to manage research projects and deliver objectives.
• Maintain long-term research databases, records, and metadata with quality control.
• Supervise and mentor graduate and undergraduate students and laboratory staff.

Conocimientos

Forest inventory methods

Aquatic ecology & fisheries sampling

Water quality monitoring

Remote sensing & GIS

Student mentoring & supervision

Descripción del empleo

Tuskegee University invites applications for a Research Associate I, II, III in Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries. This full-time position supports interdisciplinary research in sustainable natural resource management, environmental monitoring, and ecosystem science.

The successful candidate will design and conduct field and lab studies, apply statistics and GIS, mentor students, contribute to grant proposals, and share findings at conferences.