Predation Modeling Scientist: Salmon Data Synthesis

Lynker Corporation; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive healthcare

401(k) with company matching

Employee Stock Ownership Plan

Tuition assistance

Flexible spending accounts

Job summary

Lynker Corporation is seeking a PhD-level Quantitative Fisheries Scientist in Seattle, WA. This role involves compiling and analyzing spatial datasets related to salmon predation, supporting NOAA Fisheries’ ecological initiatives. Candidates should have a doctorate in related fields and relevant research experience.

The position offers comprehensive healthcare, PTO, and a competitive compensation plan, along with a collaborative work environment at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center. Fieldwork may be required, involving outdoor activities and travel.

Qualifications

• Doctorate with an emphasis related to fisheries, ecology, or similar.
• Five or more years of relevant experience.
• Strong quantitative skills and familiarity with data analysis.
• Experience in writing reports and publishing articles.

Responsibilities

• Compile and analyze large spatial and temporal datasets.
• Evaluate effects of environmental conditions on fish populations.
• Author technical reports and peer-reviewed articles.
• Present research findings at conferences.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

Modeling

Data synthesis

Verbal communication

Written communication

GIS

R programming

Field work

Education

PhD in related field (geomorphology, oceanography, fisheries, ecology, etc.)

Tools

R

GitHub

GIS software

Job description

Lynker Corporation is seeking a PhD-level Quantitative Fisheries Scientist in Seattle, WA. This role involves compiling and analyzing spatial datasets related to salmon predation, supporting NOAA Fisheries’ ecological initiatives. Candidates should have a doctorate in related fields and relevant research experience.

The position offers comprehensive healthcare, PTO, and a competitive compensation plan, along with a collaborative work environment at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center. Fieldwork may be required, involving outdoor activities and travel.