The Fire Ecology Lab within the Department of Forest & Rangeland Stewardship at Colorado State is hiring for a Spatial Analyst position to be located in Fort Collins, Colorado.
The primary objective of the planned research is to improve our understanding of the conditions under which fuel treatments produce desired socioecological outcomes when encountered by wildfire. To achieve this objective, we will develop and refine a core, scalable methodology that leverages existing spatial datasets on landscape characteristics, fire characteristics, and treatment characteristics. Specifically focusing on case studies of the Southern Rockies. The spatial analyst is expected to contribute to collaborative projects and to the publication of peer-reviewed journal papers and non-technical products for diverse audiences.
This position is specifically tasked with contributing geospatial technical and analytical skills towards developing and customizing treatment layers and wildfire remotely sensed data in Colorado and the Interior West. The incumbent will be responsible for spatial data production using remote sensing and field-based technologies (GPS), spatial data management, spatial analysis to support science and planning initiatives, and written and oral communication of spatial data and results of spatial analyses to diverse audiences.
This position is located in Fort Collins, and the incumbent is expected to work in-person in Fort Collins, though part-time telework may be optional.
Proposed Annual Salary Range: $60,000 - $70,000
To ensure full consideration, applications must be received by 11:59pm (MT) on 08/21/2023
