[Jpjobs] GMC Jobs List 16 December 2016
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Fri Dec 16 10:28:27 EST 2016
THIS WEEK'S JOBS LIST
1. SWMP Coordinator, The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve
2. Biologist, National Audubon Society
3. Marine Explorers Summer Camp Counselor, Greater Farallones
Association (GFA)
4. Assistant Professor, Biological Oceanographer, University of Rhode
Island, Graduate School of Oceanography
5. Two Landscape Conservation Cooperative (LCC) Science Coordinator
positions, Alaska Region of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
6. Senior Associate, Field Operations (Campaigning), The Pew Charitable
Trusts
7. Manager, Lenfest Ocean Program (Outreach/Marine Science), The Pew
Charitable Trusts
8. Senior Associate, Conservation Enforcement Analytics, Global Campaign
to End Illegal Fishing, The Pew Charitable Trusts
9. Senior Associate, U.S. Oceans (Federal Fisheries Policy), The Pew
Charitable Trusts
10. Officer, Global Sharks Conservation (International Environment
Campaigning), The Pew Charitable Trusts
11. Officer, Lenfest Ocean Program (Living Marine Resources), The Pew
Charitable Trusts
*12. Environmental Outreach Specialist, Washington Sea Grant*
*13. Program Analyst, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management*
*14. Director of North America Fisheries,The Nature Conservancy*
*15. 2017-2018 AMS Congressional Science Fellowship, The American
Meteorological Society *
1. SWMP Coordinator
* Organization: The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve
* Location: Superior, WI
* Description: The Reserve's SWMP Coordinator will primarily manage
and provide lead oversight for the National Estuarine Research
Reserve's System-Wide Monitoring Program (SWMP) including water
quality and meteorological components, and others as they develop.
This includes collecting and organizing environmental data,
organizing data documentation and carrying out Quality
Assurance/Quality Control, providing the data to the NERR System's
Central Data Management Office, and summarizing the data for Reserve
education staff, researchers, and the public. The SWMP Coordinator
collects, compiles, analyses, and reports on water quality trends
and plans monitoring projects and will engage in the community of
practice nationwide around using R for SWMP data analysis. This
position also assists in tracking research conducted in the St.
Louis River estuary. The SWMP Coordinator will be supervised by the
Reserve Manager and work extensively with the Reserve's Research
Coordinator as well as other staff.
* For more information and to apply:
http://jobs.ces.uwex.edu/jobs/system-wide-monitoring-program-swmp-coordinator-100-lake-superior-national-estuarine-research-reserve-lsnerr-university-of-wisconsin-extensioncooperative-extension/
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2. Biologist
* Organization: National Audubon Society
* Location: Mississippi
* Description: The Biologist will play a dynamic role and lead applied
science efforts for the Audubon Mississippi Coastal Bird Stewardship
Program - a comprehensive conservation and research program that
promotes the safeguarding of coastal birds and their habitats
through volunteer engagement, outreach, and strategic partnerships
with federal, state, and local agencies, academic institutions, and
community organizations. The Biologist will be responsible for
research and survey design, implementing monitoring of breeding,
migrating, and wintering species, and analyses of resulting data;
specifically focused on coastal water species (shorebirds, terns,
etc.). Additionally, the Biologist will work with other program
staff to develop strategies and secure funding for the program and
build relationships with community, government, and academic partners.
* For more information and to apply:
https://careers-audubon.icims.com/jobs/2982/biologist/job
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3. Marine Explorers Summer Camp Counselor
* Organization: Greater Farallones Association (GFA)
* Location: San Francisco Bay Area
* Description: The Marine Explorers Summer Camp Counselor delivers
engaging and coastal ocean science programs in an outdoor setting
for the Marine Explorers Summer Camp, supervises campers during all
camp activities and transports camp participants from our main
office on Crissy Field to sites all around the San Francisco Bay
Area. This is a full-time, temporary position through the Greater
Farallones Association and requires a commitment to 40 hours a week
for all eight weeks of summer camp. The Marine Explorers Summer Camp
will take place 9 am-5 pm Monday through Friday between the dates of
June 5th and August 11th, 2017 with a two week break during July
1st-16th.
* For more information and to apply:
http://farallones.org/NewWebsite/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Marine-Explorers-Summer-Camp-Counselor-Position-.pdf
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4. Assistant Professor, Biological Oceanographer
* Organization: University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of
Oceanography
* Location: Narragansett, Rhode Island
* Description: The Graduate School of Oceanography at the University
of Rhode Island (http://www.gso.uri.edu/) is seeking applicants for
a tenure-track Assistant Professor specializing in Biological
Oceanography. This faculty position will be an academic-year
appointment with an expected start date of September 2017. We seek
a biological oceanographer who will build a vigorous research
program focused on understanding changing biological processes from
the organismal to ecosystem levels.
* For more information and to apply: Thesearch will remain open until
filled. First consideration will be given to applications received
by 17 January 2017. Second consideration may be given to
applications received by 15 February 2017.Applications must be
completed online at the URI Human Resources webpage: Posting number
F00012 https://jobs.uri.edu/postings/1943
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5. Two Landscape Conservation Cooperative (LCC) Science Coordinator
positions
* Organization: Alaska Region of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
* Location: Anchorage, AL
* Description: Candidates should have strong partnership skills,
experience addressing conservation issues at large spatial scales,
ability to provide technical review of projects and strong team
skills. Both positions will work with staff and partners to address
conservation needs spanning large geographies and broad stakeholder
interests. These geographies are among the most remote, and least
studied, in the country and face myriad climate impacts including
shifting species patterns, changing ocean processes and productivity
from sea ice loss, increased ocean storms, coastal erosion,
permafrost thaw, changing human use patterns, etc. Successful
candidates will help ensure that the region's natural and cultural
resource managers have robust scientific information to inform their
adaptation planning, activities, and other decision making,
including integrated scientific and local and traditional knowledge.
* For more information: https://absilcc.org/SitePages/Home.aspx
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6. Senior Associate, Field Operations (Campaigning)
* Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
* Location: Washington DC
* Description: 5-7 years of campaign outreach and organizing
experience required. Environment campaigning is preferred, however
will consider any advocacy/issue campaigning, as well as political
campaigning. A Bachelor's degree is also required. This role is
based in Washington DC and will supervise organizers in three to
five states, as well as partner groups and campaign specialists.
This will include developing and supervising the implementation of
organizers' work plans consistent with objectives, and adapt them as
needed.
* For more information and to apply:
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4739/job
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7. Manager, Lenfest Ocean Program (Outreach/Marine Science)
* Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
* Location: Washington DC
* Description: 8+ years of years of experience with marine science,
ocean issues and/or ocean policy. Experience working at the
interface of science and policy, including researching and analyzing
regulations, policies and laws affecting the marine environment.
This role also requires a minimum of two years of experience
directly managing full time staff to include hiring, performance
reviews, coaching, and goal setting. This role will lead the Lenfest
Ocean Program's policy and stakeholder engagement for
program-supported projects by evaluating the scientific and policy
significance of project results, identifying targeted
decision-makers and stakeholder audiences, and drafting policy
engagement plans to effectively communicate research results.
* For more information and to apply:
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4814job
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8. Senior Associate, Conservation Enforcement Analytics, Global Campaign
to End Illegal Fishing
* Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
* Location: Washington DC
* Description: 4+ years of years of experience with international
fisheries policy. Experience with marine conservation and maritime
enforcement is a plus. This role will be part of the team
responsible for conducting active monitoring and generating
historical analysis of designated maritime areas of interest and
managing and analyzing data associated with fishing fleet dynamics
that will serve to inform the EIEP with its efforts to detect, deter
and eliminate IUU fishing. This role will also assist with
monitoring and analytical work to support other Pew international
ocean campaigns as well.
* For more information and to apply:
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4804job
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9. Senior Associate, U.S. Oceans (Federal Fisheries Policy)
* Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
* Location: Washington DC
* Description: 4+ years of years of experience with public policy
analysis and assessment. Fisheries or ocean policy is preferred.
Experience with Congress and federal agencies is also preferred.
Must have strong analytical skills to identify issues and impacts
associated with policy, and in turn provide recommendations on how
to respond to policy issues. Must also have strong skills in
facilitating conversations and working through towards resolution.
* For more information and to apply:
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4743job
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10. Officer, Global Sharks Conservation (International Environment
Campaigning)
* Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
* Location: Washington DC
* Description: 8+ years of professional outreach experience helping
shape the way the decision makers and the public perceive and
respond to environmental and natural resource management issues.
Experience with marine wildlife or fisheries issues is preferred.
This role is responsible for the development and analysis of shark
conservation policies, and the strategic development and delivery of
Pew's shark conservation policy work in collaboration with the team.
This role will help to advise the team on the appropriate policy
goals for relevant fora, regional organizations or countries and
help to ensure the implementation of the campaigns approved goals.
Must have international experience, such as with international
policy and/or advocacy, international treaties and/or understanding
of EU governments.
* For more information and to apply:
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4579/job
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11. Officer, Lenfest Ocean Program (Living Marine Resources)
* Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
* Location: Washington DC
* Description: 8+ years of experience in science, environmental
issues, and/or public policy. Expertise in marine issues is
required, and knowledge of the ecosystem-based fisheries management
preferred. This role will work with the Director to develop,
implement and monitor research projects proposed for support by the
Lenfest Ocean Program. The projects are typically in the natural
sciences, but may include projects in economics and social science.
Other responsibilities include researching marine science issues,
gathering input about key issues from a range of stakeholders,
assessing potential grantees and partners, and evaluating a proposed
project's policy relevance.
* For more information and to apply:
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4548/job
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12. Environmental Outreach Specialist
* Organization: Washington Sea Grant
* Location: Seattle, WA
* Description: Washington Sea Grant (WSG) has an outstanding
opportunity for a TSUNAMI and Coastal Resilience Liaison/
Environmental Outreach Specialist. Principal responsibilities are to
provide technical assistance and support coastal community efforts
to enhance planning, mitigation and response related to TSUNAMIs and
other coastal HAZARDS. Serving as liaison to the NOAA Pacific Marine
Environmental Laboratory (PMEL) Center for TSUNAMI Research, the
position supports PMEL outreach on TSUNAMIs and facilitates
governmental and academic collaboration and information sharing. The
TSUNAMI and Coastal Resilience Liaison works to enhance public
understanding of coastal HAZARDS and improve access to relevant
research, data products, information, and other science-based
decision support tools. The supervisor for the position is the WSG
Assistant Director for Outreach with joint reporting to PMEL.
* For more information and to apply: http://tinyurl.com/huqjgsv
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13. Program Analyst
* Organization: Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
* Location: Sterling, VA
* Description: This position is located within the Department of the
Interior, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Office of Renewable
Energy Programs (OREP), Engineering and Technical Review Branch for
Renewable Energy, in Sterling, VA. In this position the employee
will provide program analysis specifically focused on renewable
energy offshore development. The position is directly related to the
assessment of renewable energy facilities and associated
infrastructure on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) and interaction
of these facilities with marine vessel traffic and other maritime
regulatory issues.
* For more information and to apply:
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/458727800
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14. Director of North America Fisheries
* Organization: The Nature Conservancy
* Location: Virginia
* Description: The Director, reporting to the North America Oceans and
Coasts Director and a member of the Ocean and Coasts policy and
practice team, serves as the principle contact to government
agencies, other conservation organizations, foundations, industry
and the academic community. S/he may play a leading role in donor
identification, cultivation and stewardship for the program. The
Director disseminates best practices, provides training and analyses
to best implement organizational measures of success, and identifies
key partnerships. The Director advances the Conservancy as a major
conservation partner in the fisheries sector, defines conservation
priorities in the area of responsibility, and alongside Government
Relations staff, plays a leading role in managing major public
agency and elected official relationships, and plays a leading role
in public and private fundraising programs of the program. S/he
works with individuals from across the organization, without direct
supervisory authority, to implement conservation efforts toward a
shared agenda and strategy. S/he builds strategic, scientific and
technical capacity in the field, develops key partnerships with
public and private organizations in order to identify and resolve
technical issues and to widely communicate solutions and best
practices, and develops and/or promulgates innovative scientific
methods, analyses, tools, and frameworks to address the natural and
social system needs.
* For more information and to apply: http://tinyurl.com/h2857fh
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* Closing date: January 1, 2017
15. 2017-2018 AMS Congressional Science Fellowship
* Organization: The American Meteorological Society
* Location: Washington, DC
* Description: The American Meteorological Society (AMS) seeks
candidates with backgrounds in the Earth sciences for the 2017-2018
AMS Congressional Science Fellowship. Fellows participate in the
legislative process by joining a Congressional office in the United
States Senate or House of Representatives. Typical duties include
developing legislation, negotiating legislative compromises, writing
speeches and briefing memos, meeting with constituents, and
conducting background research. The AMS Congressional Science Fellow
will join more than 200 AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellows
to help shape federal policy.
Fellows must be US citizens and must complete all requirements for
their Ph.D. prior to the start of the fellowship year, which runs
from September 1, 2017 through August 31, 2018. Support includes a
stipend ($63,000), and assistance to cover moving, travel, and
health care expenses.
* For more information and to apply: www.ametsoc.org/CSF
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