Aquatic Research Technician

The University is especially interested in candidates who can contribute to the diversity and excellence of the institution. Applicants are encouraged to include in their cover letter information about how they will further this goal.

Laboratory technician in the Rubenstein Ecosystem Science Laboratory to assist with field- and lab-based research programs in large lake systems. Primary functions will include conducting field research on coregonine restoration in the Great Lakes, laboratory research on zooplankton in Lake Champlain, and, more broadly, assisting in other research projects as needed.

Bachelor’s degree in fisheries, aquatic ecology, limnology, or equivalent field. Competitive applicants will have field experience in fish collection and processing, demonstrated experience using microscopes and identifying invertebrates, strong organizational skills, a demonstrated aptitude for data management, basic proficiency in R, the ability to work with people in a team environment, demonstrated initiative with an aptitude for problem solving, and a driver’s license and boating safety certification, with demonstrated competency in handling small boats.

Bargaining unit position, External candidates must complete a 4-month probationary period, Contingent on continued funding, A probationary period may be required for current UVM employees, Background Check required for this position

Non-Exempt

38.29

20.15

Hiring salary budgeted at low end of pay band

Yes, UVMSU ($20 minimum hourly rate)

02/16/2024

Yes

Lab Research Technician

S4918PO

Rubenstein Sch Env & Nat Res/57000

00026983

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