Postdoc: Environmental Microsensors & Climate Data
University of Vermont
Burlington (VT)
On-site
USD 63,480 - 77,076
Full time
14 days+
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Professional development opportunities
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Job summary
The University of Vermont is seeking a Post Doctoral Associate in Civil and Environmental Engineering to enhance research on low-cost microsensors aimed at climate-driven disturbances. The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering, with expertise in microsensor fabrication and strong statistical analysis skills. The role includes deploying sensors, analyzing datasets, and guiding students. Offering a salary between $63,480 and $77,076, with opportunities for professional development and contingent on funding.
Qualifications
Ph.D. by start date needed.
Expertise in testing microsensors for environmental contaminants.
Proficiency in statistical analysis, particularly in R.
Responsibilities
Develop and validate low-cost microsensors for contaminants.
Deploy sensors in lab and field settings.
Analyze large datasets to assess watersheds under climate scenarios.
Guide students in research and data analysis.
Skills
Fabricating microsensors
Advanced statistical analysis
Interdisciplinary collaboration
Communication skills
Education
Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering or related field
Job description
The University of Vermont is seeking a Post Doctoral Associate in Civil and Environmental Engineering to enhance research on low-cost microsensors aimed at climate-driven disturbances. The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering, with expertise in microsensor fabrication and strong statistical analysis skills. The role includes deploying sensors, analyzing datasets, and guiding students. Offering a salary between $63,480 and $77,076, with opportunities for professional development and contingent on funding.