Global Forest Ecology Program Coordinator

Smithsonian; Washington (District of Columbia); Sur place; USD 110 000 - 134 000; Plein temps

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Health insurance

Dental & Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

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Résumé du poste

Smithsonian Institution seeks a Biological Sciences Program Coordinator for the GEO-TREES initiative in Washington, DC. The role will coordinate and support international forest carbon monitoring, biomass estimation, and ecosystem measurement activities, aligning scientific methodologies with program objectives and ensuring rigorous data quality across the network.

The position reports to the Director, SI Global Earth Observatory and operates on a full‑time basis onsite at the National Museum of

Qualifications

• Mastery of forest science concepts such as ecology, forestry, remote sensing, or environmental science.
• Experience coordinating multi-partner scientific programs and international collaboration.
• Ability to interpret and synthesize scientific publications, datasets, and technical reports.

Responsabilités

• Coordinate GEO-TREES scientific program activities including forest monitoring and biomass estimation.
• Provide input on field methodologies, data collection, and quality control for international networks.
• Coordinate workshops, meetings, and collaborations among scientists, partners, and funders.
• Monitor progress of program activities and advise on plans, schedules, and deliverables.

Connaissances

Forest ecology

Biomass estimation

Ecosystem monitoring

Data analysis

Scientific coordination

Stakeholder communication

Formation

Master's or PhD in forest-related field

Description du poste

Smithsonian Institution seeks a Biological Sciences Program Coordinator for the GEO-TREES initiative in Washington, DC. The role will coordinate and support international forest carbon monitoring, biomass estimation, and ecosystem measurement activities, aligning scientific methodologies with program objectives and ensuring rigorous data quality across the network.

The position reports to the Director, SI Global Earth Observatory and operates on a full‑time basis onsite at the National Museum of