Employment Opportunities
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Staff
Geophysicist, University of Lausanne
The Institute of Geophysics of the Faculty of
Geosciences and the Environment at the University of
Lausanne is looking for A Geophysicist or Engineer
in Applied Geophysics Research and teaching
activities at the Institute of Geophysics focus on
near-surface applications through measurements and
analysis of physical properties. Application areas
include hydrology, civil engineering, and quaternary
geology. The Institute of Geophysics has a large
instrument pool and its effective use necessitates a
thorough knowledge of instrument design and
geophysical methods in general.
Position
responsibilities: assure the functioning of all
geophysical instruments as well as the timely repair
of faulty pieces; provide assistance and sometimes
take responsibility during geophysical field courses
and field campaigns; order and delivery of new
instruments; participate in the organization and
realization of geophysical field campaigns for
scientific purposes in Switzerland and abroad;
actively contribute to and participate in scientific
research projects.
Qualifications: geophysicist or engineer with a
specialization in applied geophysics or equivalent
formation; PhD degree is a distinct advantage; good
knowledge of and experience in geophysical field
work using different types of geophysical
measurements, such as seismics, gravity,
resistivity, borehole logging, etc; ability to
transfer your knowledge to others; motivation to
perform field work; interest in scientific research;
the working languages are French and English, and it
is expected that you can speak and write well in
both languages shortly after the appointment;
ability to take initiatives; valid driving licence.
The position is a fixed appointment at 100% with a
classification of Géologue B ou C based on the
classification of the Canton of Vaud. The salary
will depend on educational background and
experience.
Starting date: immediate or upon agreement
The application should include: CV, university
diplomas, work certificates and letter of motivation
directed to
Université de Lausanne, Service RH, Château de Dorigny, CH-1015 Lausanne
(Switzerland)
or by e-mail to
contact-rh-sciencesexactes@unil.ch; the job
reference is 1155.
Questions can be directed to Prof. François Marillier, Phone: +41 21 692
44
02,
Francois.Marillier@unil.ch
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Research
Hydrogeophysicist (NMR), Vista Clara Inc.
Vista Clara is seeking a highly motivated,
research-oriented individual to develop and
commercialize advanced applications of nuclear
magnetic resonance (NMR) for groundwater and
environmental investigations. This position provides
an exciting mix of laboratory R&D, field operations
and business development, including opportunities
to: perform innovative applied research under
existing federally-funded grants; lead on-site
scientific and commercial groundwater
investigations; and participate in the growth of a
dynamic and focused environmental technology firm..
Qualifications: Ph.D. (preferred) or M.S. in
Geophysics, Hydrogeology, Hydrology or related
field. Previous research or applied experience in
NMR geophysics. Proficient with Matlab. Outstanding
verbal and written communications skills.
Demonstrated ability to write successful proposals
for research funding and/or commercial
geophysical/groundwater investigations.
This is a full-time position. Extensive, interstate
and international travel is required. This position
requires the physical ability to perform strenuous
field work associated with geophysical surveys
(includes lifting greater than 50 lbs), and the
ability to work outdoors in various weather
conditions.
Please mail, fax or email a resume and a brief
letter stating your interest in this position to
Vista Clara Inc., 2615 W Casino Road, Suite 4-JK Everett, WA 98204
Fax: (707) 982-1799 Email:
davewalsh@vista-clara.com
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