The Physical Scientist will assist with and conduct technical activities and scientific research in terrestrial and marine seismology, including field and/or laboratory work, development and application of mathematical and computational tools, processing, and interpreting passive seismic datasets, as well as general geophysical data.
Required Education:
- Degree from a recognized post-secondary institution in physics, geology, chemistry, or a related science.
Required Experience:
- Independent project management experience.
- Experience managing geoscience data, seismic datasets processing, quality control, and data archiving.
- Experience with seismological instrumentation, including deployment and recovery.
- Experience in scientific report or article writing.
- Experience with computer programs for time series analysis, seismic imaging, or earthquake detection.
Skills:
- Geophysical instrumentation (seismic).
- Geoscience data modeling, analysis, and quality control.
- Software packages and scripting for seismic data analysis.
- Linux-based systems knowledge.
- Ability to coordinate and advise on seismological fieldwork.
- Effective written and oral communication.
- Teamwork, initiative, and good judgment.
Salary Package:
$82,727 to $99,178
Deadline:
March 12, 2025 – 23:59 Pacific Time