Field Research Technician, Trout Fishery Project (Temp)

University of Georgia; Athens (GA); On-site; USD 17,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

University of Georgia in the Athens Area is seeking a Temporary Student Research Technician (Trout Fishery Project) to support field and laboratory activities. The role focuses on field data collection, boat electrofishing, angler surveys, and QA/QC procedures, with coordination of field schedules and data entry.

The successful candidate will have at least two years of undergraduate study in fisheries or environmental sciences, a valid US driver's license, and the ability to work outdoors,

Qualifications

• Completed at least 2 years of undergraduate study in fisheries, wildlife, or environmental sciences by start date.
• Valid US driver’s license and ability to operate motor vehicles in Georgia.
• Willing to work extended hours outdoors, including some weekends and holidays.
• Able to work well within a team with graduate students, staff, faculty and professionals.
• Experience with freshwater fisheries and data collection.
• Experience with social science research methods, including interviews or surveys.
• Experience with field data collection and QAQC processes.

Responsibilities

• Provide field and technical assistance – contribute to field data collection involving boat electrofishing and angler surveys; maintain rigorous data collection and integrity standards; coordinate and prepare for field activities; enter data and complete QAQC.
• Program assistance – complete trainings and adhere to policies; communicate regularly with PIs regarding research or other issues; maintain equipment and supplies.
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Driver's license

Outdoor work readiness

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Field data collection

Education

Undergraduate coursework in fisheries or environmental sciences

Job description

University of Georgia in the Athens Area is seeking a Temporary Student Research Technician (Trout Fishery Project) to support field and laboratory activities. The role focuses on field data collection, boat electrofishing, angler surveys, and QA/QC procedures, with coordination of field schedules and data entry.

The successful candidate will have at least two years of undergraduate study in fisheries or environmental sciences, a valid US driver's license, and the ability to work outdoors,