Graduate Research Assistant: Cotton Insect Ecology & IPM

Ugajobsearch; Tifton (GA); Sur place; USD 23 000 - 28 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

GRA Jacobson at CAES-Entomology seeks a Graduate Research Assistant to join field, greenhouse, and laboratory projects studying cotton insect pests. You will design experiments, collect and analyze data, and help communicate findings through manuscripts and presentations.

The role involves independent work, collaboration with faculty and extension personnel, and travel to research sites in Georgia. A strong foundation in entomology and statistics is expected.

Qualifications

• B.S. degree in Entomology, Biology, Ecology, Agricultural Sciences, Plant Sciences, or closely related field.
• Interest in insect ecology, integrated pest management, agricultural research and problem solving.
• Prior entomology or ecology research experience preferred but not required.
• Experience with experimental design, field or greenhouse experiments, insect sampling or population monitoring.
• Familiarity with statistical analysis and data management software such as R or SAS.

Responsabilités

• Independently conduct field, greenhouse, and laboratory research on cotton insect pests.
• Collect, organize, manage, and statistically analyze data and interpret results.
• Prepare scientific manuscripts, reports, and extension publications.
• Assist with establishment and coordination of research experiments, including sampling and monitoring.
• Prepare and deliver presentations at conferences, meetings, and outreach events.

Connaissances

Critical thinking

Time management

Written communication

Oral communication

Independence

Team collaboration

Adaptability

Problem solving

Formation

B.S. in Entomology or related

M.S. preferred for Ph.D. applicants

Outils

R

SAS

Description du poste

GRA Jacobson at CAES-Entomology seeks a Graduate Research Assistant to join field, greenhouse, and laboratory projects studying cotton insect pests. You will design experiments, collect and analyze data, and help communicate findings through manuscripts and presentations.

The role involves independent work, collaboration with faculty and extension personnel, and travel to research sites in Georgia. A strong foundation in entomology and statistics is expected.