Biodiversity Data Engineer

We are seeking a Biodiversity Data Engineer to join a team of researchers and informaticians at the Center for Biodiversity and Global Change at Yale University to design and implement large spatial biodiversity analytical workflows and databases. They will build and maintain cloud computational infrastructure to efficiently produce global biodiversity datasets to inform conservation decision-making and policy. They will work closely with large data repositories (e.g., GBIF, eBIRD, FishBase, Wildlife Insights, etc.) and co-develop private data systems with partners. The candidate will be responsible for maintaining rigorous data standards and scientific integrity.

Visit Careers at Yale to apply. Please submit a resume and cover letter in your application. Contact Alexander.Killion@yale.edu with any questions about this position.

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Postgraduate Associate

Postgraduate Associates have typically recently completed a bachelor’s or master’s degree and are interested in building skills and working on new opportunities. We mentor Postgraduate Associates to achieve their next career goal while they work on various projects across the Center.

Positions are for a minimum of 1-year with the possibility to extend to 2-years and receive a minimum salary of $43,920. We can accommodate international applicants and strongly encourage those from diverse backgrounds to apply.

If you are interested in Postgraduate Associate opportunities, please email alexander.killion@yale.edu with your CV and a cover letter.

Graduate Students

New opportunities are ongoing. Focal areas of recruitment will likely include biodiversity and remote sensing, animal movement, and spatial biodiversity change assessment.

Undergraduate Students

The lab hires a number of undergraduates each year to work on projects related to the Map of Life.

If you are interested in undergraduate opportunities, please email alexander.killion@yale.edu with your CV and a cover letter.

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