Reporting to the Program Manager, the Research Associate will work with a team of researchers and informaticians to build, manage, and analyze biodiversity datasets. The candidate will be responsible for maintaining rigorous data standards and retaining the scientific integrities of data being uploaded to the Map of Life database. The candidate will generate new data products, prepare and upload data from different sources, liaise with data partners and experts, and work with the data mobilization team to oversee the digitization of spatial biodiversity information. They will work closely with the other team members to make sure that data products are being delivered in a timely and efficient manner. They will document procedures and communicate progress in an organized and logical manner.
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The Cape Cod Commission is looking for a GIS Analyst candidate with a Bachelor’s degree in geography, computer science, planning or related field and at least 2 years of experience in GIS computer applications; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Applicants must have strong data and information management skills, analytical capabilities, awareness of proper cartographic design, and the ability to effectively communicate with project managers while working with and satisfying the needs of multiple clients.
Candidates are required to have good working knowledge of ESRI’s ArcGIS platform, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft SQL. Experience with remote sensing, statistical analysis, python scripting and/or web programming would be a plus.
The analytics department at Environmental Health & Engineering (EH&E) is looking for an intern for 10 to 20 hours per week. The intern will support data processing, and design and deployment of dashboards for multiple environmental health projects. The ideal candidate will be proficient in Tableau and R, and have experience building interactive visualizations. Hourly compensation rates will be based on level of experience. Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to talarcon@eheinc.com.
The Housing Policy and Analysis Intern will support the Housing Element Update 2022, the Recovery Strategies, and additional housing data and policy support. This would include assisting in the completion of the Needs Analysis for the Housing Element Update which requires knowledge of data gathering and narrative development. Additional tasks may include a constraints analysis, site inventories, implementing programs and policies analysis, policy writing, and outreach support. Wage: $28.11 per hour. The deadline to apply is November 9, 2020.
Coordinates, develops, plans, communicates, makes recommendations for, and markets: programs, events, and activities related to the Center for Environmental Studies (CES) and Austin College Thinking Green (ACTG). Coordinates the activities of ACTG and the Student Sustainability Fund (SSF) by supervising and advising student leaders and members. Functions as the liaison between ACTG student leadership, their faculty sponsor, and other Austin College organizations or employees. Assists with writing and administering program grants, greenhouse gas inventories, sustainability reporting, and all aspects of Sneed Prairie Restoration experiment. Trains, directs, and monitors student volunteers/workers. Performs essential functions personally, through others, or in conjunction with designated personnel or outside vendors/experts.
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