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The Nature Conservancy busca un Especialista en Hidrología para apoyar la unidad NASCA en diseño e implementación de herramientas de análisis y modelación matemática de servicios ecosistémicos relacionados con el agua. Se trabajará en condiciones climáticas variables y remotas, con enfoque en conservation de cuencas.
El rol requiere experiencia en hidrología, modelación y uso de herramientas científicas; trabajo autónomo y capacidad para viajar.
Location: Bogotá
El/La , ESPECIALISTA EN HIDROLOGÍA proveerá apoyo técnico y científico a la unidad de conservación del Norte de los Andes y Sur de Centro América (NASCA) en el diseño e implementación de estrategias y herramientas de análisis y modelación matemática de servicios ecosistémicos relacionados con el agua, según las necesidades del grupo de Gestión Integrada de Cuencas y Recurso Hídrico, así como en el monitoreo y ajuste de las acciones de conservación que sean implementadas por los programas de conservación.
El/La ESPECIALISTA EN HIDROLOGÍA desarrolla, gestiona datos, y aplica herramientas de análisis, evaluación y modelación matemática de servicios ecosistémicos relacionados con el agua, según las necesidades del grupo de Gestión Integrada de Cuencas y Recurso Hídrico. Trabaja en ocasiones en condiciones climáticas variables, en ubicaciones remotas, en terrenos peligrosos y bajo circunstancias físicamente exigentes.
En TNC promovemos la igualdad de oportunidades y alentamos la postulación de personas con discapacidad Si requiere ajustes razonables durante el proceso de selección, por favor indíquelo para brindarle el apoyo necesario.
Grade: 5
Locaton: Bogotá
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