The University of Georgia’s Savannah River Ecology Laboratory is seeking 
applications for a temporary Research Assistant to provide professional 
support to studies in forest ecology, ecophysiology, and 
biogeochemistry. The primary duties will focus on measurements of forest 
productivity and physiology, and experimental maintenance. Outdoor 
working conditions can be harsh (i.e., hot and humid). Some data 
processing and basic analysis will also be expected.

Qualifications: A minimum of a BS in ecology, natural resources, or 
related discipline is required. The ideal candidate will have strong 
written and oral communication skills, capable of working independently 
and as part of a team, and be able to troubleshoot problems with 
equipment. Experience with forest measurement and ecophysiology 
techniques and equipment is highly desirable. Recent graduates with an 
interest in pursuing a graduate degree in forest ecology or 
ecophysiology are particularly encouraged to apply.

Job Location: The position is located at the Savannah River Ecology 
Laboratory in Aiken, SC. The Savannah River Ecology Laboratory is a 
research unit of the University of Georgia located on the 200,000 acre 
Savannah River Site, a National Environmental Research Park operated by 
the Department of Energy near Aiken, SC.

Salary Range & Duration: $10-12/hr depending upon qualifications; 40 
hr/week. Not to exceed 12 months.

Application Deadline and Process: Applications will be reviewed starting 
May 3, 2018 and will continue until a suitable candidate is identified. 
Please apply online at www.ugajobsearch.com. Search department 267 
Savannah River Ecology Lab and apply to job posting number T00079P. The 
online application process will include a request to upload: (1) a cover 
letter summarizing your research interests, qualifications for the 
position, and career goals; (2) a resume or CV; and (3) names and 
contact information for three professional references. Contact Doug 
Aubrey ([email protected]) for additional information.

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