Postdoctoral Fellow: Coastal Change & Sea-Level Research
The University of Texas at Austin
Austin (TX)
On-site
USD 58,500 - 71,500
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive health benefits
Generous paid vacation
Hybrid work schedule
Tuition assistance
Free access to libraries and museums
Job summary
A leading research university in Austin seeks a Postdoctoral Fellow to examine coastal changes and sea level science primarily focused on the Texas Gulf Coast. Candidates should possess a recent Ph.D. and competencies in Python and MATLAB. The position offers a chance to be involved in significant research initiatives with a comprehensive benefits package, including competitive health benefits, tuition assistance, and retirement plans. This role requires strong collaboration and communication skills within a diverse academic environment.
Qualifications
Ph.D. obtained within the last three years.
Competence in programming languages such as Python or MATLAB.
Publication record in relevant fields.
Responsibilities
Conduct remote sensing experiments focused on change detection at the coastal zone.
Deploy field equipment for ground-truthing.
Collaborate on impacts of coastal change on society.
Contribute to sea level science research.
Skills
Python
MATLAB
Remote sensing
Data analysis
Education
Ph.D. in Geosciences, Geophysics, or related field
Job description
A leading research university in Austin seeks a Postdoctoral Fellow to examine coastal changes and sea level science primarily focused on the Texas Gulf Coast. Candidates should possess a recent Ph.D. and competencies in Python and MATLAB. The position offers a chance to be involved in significant research initiatives with a comprehensive benefits package, including competitive health benefits, tuition assistance, and retirement plans. This role requires strong collaboration and communication skills within a diverse academic environment.