Arctic Shorebird Data Analyst

Analyze Arctic shorebird and tern data in Ottawa while building expertise in avian tracking research and wildlife fieldwork.

Environment and Climate Change Canada seeks a student researcher for its Research Affiliate Program. You will analyze breeding and tracking data from Arctic monitoring and tracking projects. The work also includes fieldwork and wild bird handling within a science-based research environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Analyze shorebird and tern data from Arctic monitoring projects
• Analyze tracking data from shorebirds and terns
• Conduct fieldwork supporting wildlife research activities
• Handle wild birds during research activities
• Lead fieldwork and supervise staff as a PhD candidate

Requirements:

• Enroll in a relevant Carleton University master’s or doctoral program
• Return to full-time studies during the next academic term
• Experience analyzing avian breeding or tracking data
• Experience conducting fieldwork and handling wild birds
• Valid Possession and Acquisition License, or ability to obtain one

Apply your avian data analysis, fieldwork, and bird-handling experience at the National Wildlife Research Centre.