Full-Time Positions
Education Coordinator R_00044059: The Education Coordinator (EC) supports the Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve (Reserve) and the University of Texas Marine Science Institute (UTMSI) by developing, coordinating, and delivering environmental education programs and curriculum for K–12 students, the public, and community audiences. This position plays a key role in creating innovative, standards-aligned programming and implementing high-quality, hands-on learning experiences both onsite and in the field. The EC supervises the education specialists, volunteer coordinator, aquarists, and interns associated with the education program.
Laboratory Research Assistant II R_00043610: This position is intended for a recent graduate (BS) looking to gain research experience before graduate school and will involve field and lab work as well as helping to manage the lab, including purchasing and organizing supplies. The technician will process sediment samples, sort and help identify benthic invertebrate samples, conduct field work in local estuaries and potentially on longer research cruises. The technician may also have opportunities to analyze and synthesize data, work on instrument development and trouble-shooting, and help set up a new innovation workshop
Postdoctoral Fellow R_00038665:This Postdoctoral Fellow position will be part of the Coastal Carbon Cycle Laboratory of the Marine Science Institute at the University of Texas at Austin located in Port Aransas, Texas. The initial appointment is set for one year, renewal is subject to satisfactory performance and funding availability.
Research Engineering Scientist Associate I R_00043995: This position is responsible for the daily operation of the analytical instrumentation and developing methods to support UTMSI Faculty and is under the direction of the Core Facility Manager. Day-to-day you will be responsible for weighing standards, calibrating instrumentation, performing preventative maintenance, scheduling, and data processing. The Core Facilities Laboratory houses three ThermoFisher Delta-series isotope ratios mass spectrometers, (peripheral devices; Trace Gas-Chromatography 1310 ISOLINK II, Liquid Chromatography ISOLINK, elemental analyzer and a Gas Bench II), an Agilent liquid chromatography-ion-mobility-time of flight mass spectrometer, Shimadzu TOC/TDN analyzer, SEAL nutrient analyzer, and a host of complimentary equipment to support analysis of marine samples.
Part -time Position
R_00044254 Animal Attendant: assist in caring for sea turtles, marine birds, and birds of prey at the Amos Rehabilitation Keep (ARK) at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute (MSI). Responsibilities include feeding the animals, cleaning their enclosures and tanks, record keeping, and rescuing or receiving animals when necessary. Animal Attendants work directly with the ARK’s Coordinator and other ARK staff to provide daily care and rehabilitation for a variety of injured or orphaned species, following established protocols and treatment plans under the supervision of the ARK Coordinator or veterinarians.
Part-time Guard R_0004404: The purpose of this position is to monitor and assist with the security and protection of university buildings and properties. To control the access of personnel, report security violations, fire, and other safety hazards at the UT Marine Science Institute in Port Aransas, Texas.
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