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The Coastal Research Scientist position serves as a pivotal leader within the Center for Coastal Resiliency, driving advanced interdisciplinary research at the intersection of science, engineering, and design. This role is dedicated to advancing coastal basin systems, focusing on ecosystem sustainability, flood and storm risk mitigation, and community resilience. The incumbent will independently lead complex research initiatives, utilizing computational modeling, engineering analyses, and field investigations to develop innovative solutions for coastal challenges.
In this capacity, you will collaborate closely with faculty, governmental agencies, and external partners to translate scientific findings into informed coastal design strategies. The position offers a dynamic environment where you will not only execute high-level technical research but also mentor the next generation of scientists and engineers while shaping the future of coastal resilience through strategic partnerships and funded projects.
Work model: On-site
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Ph.D in civil, environmental, or coastal engineering, computational applied mathematics, coastal science, ecology, biology or science centered on coastal systems. Experience serving in leadership roles on sponsored research projects. Experience mentoring graduate and undergraduate researchers. Experience with computational modeling, data analysis, laboratory experimentation, field investigations, or engineering applications related to coastal systems. Experience preparing technical reports, research presentations, and proposal materials. Experience collaborating with governmental agencies, interdisciplinary research teams, and external stakeholders.