[iris-bulk] (Job) Field Engineer II needed in Anchorage, AK
IRIS
irismail at iris.washington.edu
Mon Oct 23 07:39:08 PDT 2006
Title: FIELD ENGINEER II - ANCHORAGE, AK REGION
Job Category: ENGINEERING / TECHNICIANS
Close Date: 10/31/2006 or until filled*
Summary:
This individual will assist the Regional Engineer in GPS permanent
station site reconnaissance, selection, permitting, installation
activities, maintenance, and data flow. Alaska location is located in
the Anchorage area
Essential Job Functions:
• Works with regional staff in all aspects of GPS and strainmeter
activities: GPS permanent station site reconnaissance, selection,
permitting, installation activities, maintenance, and data flow.
Resolves any issues arising within the network. When needed, works as
a resource for GPS and strainmeter installations in other PBO regions.
• Prepares and organizes medium to large scale GPS installation
projects. This may include directing other PBO staff members and
scheduling equipment and resources in order to complete the project.
• Supervises contract labor and subcontract teams in the installation
of GPS and strainmeter station instrumentation. Acts as the “Engineer
in Charge” in GPS installation projects, and can be the main point of
contact between the drilling crew and PBO
• Identifies, trouble-shoots and solves technical issues related to
hardware, software, data communications, equipment, and logistics for
regional office.
• Generates and tracks detailed technical documentation for station
installation, maintenance and repair.
• Provides feedback on the design, fabrication, integration, testing,
documentation and repair of hardware and software necessary to
support GPS continuous station and strainmeter installations.
• Acts as an ambassador for UNAVCO when briefing potential landowners
on behalf of PBO. Gives presentations to members of various
departments of transportation, surveying community, federal agencies,
or other potential landowners
Other Job Functions:
• Other duties may be assigned as necessary for the successful
operation of the business.
To perform this job successfully, this individual must be able to
perform each essential job function satisfactorily. Reasonable
accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to
perform the essential functions.
Skills and Knowledge:
Required
• Skills in physics, mathematics and computing related to
electronics, mechanisms, land surveying, and data acquisition.
• Knowledge of standard personal computer software including word
processors, spread sheets, e-mail, Internet, and web interfaces.
• Exposure to GPS, telecommunications, and power systems.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
• Skills in the safe use of hand and power tools.
• Ability to travel for extended periods of time, including travel
outside of assigned region.
• Valid driver’s license and a UNAVCO-insurable driving record.
• Physical stamina to lift over 50 pounds frequently and repeatedly.
Education and Experience
• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering (Civil, Mechanical,
Electrical, Industrial, or Construction), Physics, Geology, or
Geophysics,
• More than two years experience in construction, construction
management, field geology or engineering.
• Experience supervising complex construction or engineering tasks.
• Experience designing and installing data acquisition or remote
sensing systems and related infrastructure.
• Experience or strong desire to work for extended periods at remote
locations in the cold, heat, wind, rain and snow.
Please apply online: http://www.unavco.org/careers
ONLY ONLINE APPLICATIONS CAN BE CONSIDERED.
Thank you for your interest in employment with UNAVCO.
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