Temporary Field Research Technician, Trout Fishery

Ugajobsearch; Athens (GA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Georgia in Athens announces a temporary student position as a Research Technician for the Trout Fishery Project. The role focuses on field data collection, boat electrofishing, angler surveys, and maintaining data integrity under supervision.

Ideal candidates have at least two years of undergraduate study in fisheries or related environmental sciences and are able to work outdoors, lift up to 50 lbs, and operate field equipment.

Qualifications

• Completed at least 2 years of an undergraduate degree in fisheries, wildlife, or environmental sciences, natural resources, ecology, or similar field by start of position
• A demonstrated ability to work outdoors, lift up to 50 lbs, and operate field equipment is preferred
• Experience with field data collection and QAQC is desirable

Responsibilities

• Provide field and technical assistance – contribute to field data collection involving boat electrofishing and angler surveys; maintain rigorous data collection and integrity standards; coordinate and prepare for field activities; enter data and complete QAQC
• Percentage of time 85
• Program assistance – complete trainings and adhere to policies; communicate regularly and in a timely fashion with PIs regarding research or other issues relevant to the operation of the laboratory and projects; maintain equipment and supplies; help maintain a supportive collegiate environment
• Percentage of time 10
• Other duties as assigned
• Percentage of time 5

Skills

Driver's license

Outdoor work

Detail oriented

Teamwork

Field crew experience

Social science methods

Freshwater fisheries

Boat electrofishing

Watercraft on rivers

Interviews or surveys

Education

2+ years undergraduate fisheries, wildlife or environmental sciences

Job description

University of Georgia in Athens announces a temporary student position as a Research Technician for the Trout Fishery Project. The role focuses on field data collection, boat electrofishing, angler surveys, and maintaining data integrity under supervision.

Ideal candidates have at least two years of undergraduate study in fisheries or related environmental sciences and are able to work outdoors, lift up to 50 lbs, and operate field equipment.