Temporary Part-Time Data Technician-Audio Processing - School of Natural Resources and the Environment

The School of Natural Resources and the Environment is currently accepting application for four Temporary Data Technician - Audio Processing position. This position will assist graduate student researchers with processing data related to wild turkey gobbling behavior, as part of a larger project on wild turkey management in West Virginia.

What You'll Do

• Process audio files to identify wild turkey gobbling behavior
• Enter data into spreadsheets with a high degree of accuracy

Pay Grade: 10

Length of Assignment: 4 Months

Work Hours: 20 Hours per week

• Associate's degree in wildlife biology, ecology, or similar
• 0-6 months of related experience
• Any equivalent combination of related education and/or experience will be considered.
• All qualifications must be met by the time of employment.

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