Tenure-Track Stable Isotope Geochemistry Faculty

University of New Mexico

Albuquerque (NM)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Job summary

The University of New Mexico invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor in Stable Isotope Geochemistry within the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences on the Albuquerque campus. We seek a scientist using stable isotopic methods to address fundamental Earth or planetary questions, develop an externally funded program, and contribute to CSI.

Applicants should have a PhD by start date and will teach undergrad and grad courses, mentor students, and collaborate

Qualifications

1. PhD in geochemistry, geology, Earth/planetary sciences, chemistry, or related field by start date.
Strong research record in stable isotope geochemistry (CV/statement).
Ability to establish and sustain externally funded research in stable isotopes.
Experience with isotope analysis methods, including IRMS and laser-based approaches.
Experience operating stable isotope instrumentation: calibration, QC, maintenance, troubleshooting.
Demonstrated potential to train others and collaborate within CSI.
Proven teaching/mentoring ability for undergrad and grad programs.
Commitment to NM cultures and UNM's community mission.

Responsibilities

Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in geochemistry and related areas.
Advise and mentor master's and doctoral students.
Collaborate across disciplines and train users in stable isotope methods.
Develop new analytical capabilities within CSI and contribute to instrument development.
Participate in IsoCamp and potential leadership in CSI.