Sensor Test Engineer II – Geophysical Instruments

UNAVCO Inc.; Albuquerque (NM); Sur place; USD 93 000 - 113 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Comprehensive Medical Plan Covering

Short/Long-Term Disability Coverage

403(b) Plan with Company Match

Life Insurance

PTO, Paid Holidays

Résumé du poste

EarthScope Consortium is seeking an Engineer II – Sensor Test and Evaluation based in Socorro, NM, with a planned move to Albuquerque by late 2027. Travel up to 30% and a salary range of $93,150 to $112,815 per year are provided.

The role focuses on managing field projects, testing geophysical sensors, and developing reporting standards. The position requires a bachelor’s degree (or master’s with related field experience) and hands-on work with sensors, data workflows, and instrumentation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with 3 years of geophysical sensors or networks experience.
• Master's degree with 1 year of field experience with geophysical sensors or networks.
• Familiarity with data quality analysis software.

Responsabilités

• Manage and implement field geophysical projects, including logistics, site reconnaissance, permitting, installation, and data flow activities.
• Identify and solve standard technical issues related to sensor hardware, firmware, software, and metadata.
• Assist with design and testing of new systems and evaluate instrument design and data/metadata.
• Draft technical reports and contribute to project documentation and SOPs.
• Collaborate with other departments and maintain relationships with community members.

Connaissances

Geophysical sensors

Field operations

Python programming

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in engineering/geosciences

Master’s degree in engineering/geosciences

Outils

SeisComP

Antelope

data quality analysis software

Description du poste

EarthScope Consortium is seeking an Engineer II – Sensor Test and Evaluation based in Socorro, NM, with a planned move to Albuquerque by late 2027. Travel up to 30% and a salary range of $93,150 to $112,815 per year are provided.

The role focuses on managing field projects, testing geophysical sensors, and developing reporting standards. The position requires a bachelor’s degree (or master’s with related field experience) and hands-on work with sensors, data workflows, and instrumentation.