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What You Will Do
This is a part time, one-year fixed term position with the possibility of renewal based on available funding, performance, and business needs.
Overview: DARE (Dynamic Atlas of Riverine Ecosystems and Infrastructure) is a five-year, multi-institutional research effort, led by Cornell University and funded by Schmidt Sciences through the VIEW program. The project integrates advances in global hydrology, sediment transport, freshwater ecology, remote sensing, water management, and uncertainty analysis to reconstruct the operations of hydraulic infrastructure systems at the global scale, and then quantify its impacts on river discharge, sediment transport, water temperature, and biodiversity. Through these efforts, DARE will develop the first global dataset of time-series data on the past and present evolution of riverine systems under human influence. While the approach is global, the project also focuses on two sentinel sites (Amazon and Mekong) for data and model validation, as well as policy development.
Given the scale and collaborative nature of the initiative, we are seeking a part-time Project Associate to support coordination, communication, and reporting across the consortium. This role will be scheduled to work 13-14 hours per week. The role focuses on maintaining continuity, organizing information, and preparing materials in draft form for the Lead PI, PIs, and project team.
Key Responsibilities
Project Coordination (30%)
Project Communications (25%)
Website & Documentation (30%)
Reporting (15%)
Working Style and Expectations
Qualifications
Preferred
Compensation
$32.27 Hourly
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Daniel Hyland
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