Honey Bee Ecology Research Scientist (Assistant)

University of Georgia; Ohio; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Georgia seeks an Assistant Research Scientist (non-tenure track) in the Entomology department to advance innovative research on wild honey bees and their ecological roles. This 100% research appointment will begin as a 12-month term with potential renewal subject to external funding and performance.

The successful candidate will establish a recognized program, publish regularly, mentor students, and collaborate across campus and with global partners to improve honey bee health

Qualifications

• Requires a terminal degree in the relevant field.
• Experience leading independent research programs is preferred.
• Strong record of peer-reviewed publications and external funding is expected.

Responsibilities

• Lead and sustain an independent research program on honey bee ecology and conservation.
• Mentor graduate and undergraduate researchers.
• Publish findings in high-impact journals and secure external funding.
• Collaborate across the Entomology department and with partners worldwide.

Skills

Bioinformatics

Population genetics

Geospatial analysis

Honey bee ecology

Education

Terminal degree in the appropriate discipline

Job description

The University of Georgia seeks an Assistant Research Scientist (non-tenure track) in the Entomology department to advance innovative research on wild honey bees and their ecological roles. This 100% research appointment will begin as a 12-month term with potential renewal subject to external funding and performance.

The successful candidate will establish a recognized program, publish regularly, mentor students, and collaborate across campus and with global partners to improve honey bee health