Smithsonian Institution seeks a data manager for a large wildlife image repository (emammal.org) who would be responsible for working with web and application developers to improve data flow, management and use of wildlife images by the public. We are seeking someone with an understanding of ecology, website management, and the use of ecological data to inspire and engage the public. This is a 1 year position with renewal after review. Required qualifications include a BS with course work in ecology and computer sciences, and demonstrated experience with website development. Desired qualifications include experience with camera-traps, managing and manipulating large datasets, statistics (R), outreach to the public through a web portal, and using Drupal to manage content. Starting salary is fixed at IS-06 with benefits. The person would be based at Smithsonian Conservation and Research Center in Front Royal, VA and be part of a group of conservation ecologists working on international projects. The center is devoted to breeding of endangered species, ecological and veterinary research on endangered species and education of students, professional and the general public on conservation science. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, with a starting date in spring. Send a resume, contact information for 3 references, cover letter, and copy of transcripts to Dr. William McShea at [email protected].
