Volcano Seismology Position at USGS Menlo Park

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From: Jacob Lowenstern <jlwnstrn@xxxxxxxx>
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Please forward the following advertisement to anyone who might be
interested.   Deadline is August 7.

Volcano Seismologist/U.S. Geological Survey (Announcement WR-2008-0410).

The USGS Volcano Hazards Team seeks a  seismologist to work with its
Long Valley and Yellowstone Volcano Observatories, working out of the
Menlo Park (CA) Science Center. The successful candidate will monitor
volcanic seismicity, conduct research in volcanic and seismic
processes, and develop new techniques for understanding volcanic
seismicity in regions of tectonic complexity.  Investigations are
focused on Long Valley caldera, the Mono-Inyo system, Yellowstone
caldera, and northern California Cascade volcanoes.  The research may
involve deployment of temporary seismic networks, seismic tomography,
stress tensor inversion to interpret earthquake source mechanisms or
analysis of shear-wave splitting to identify structure of the crust
and mantle.  In addition, the successful candidate will participate
regularly in multi-organization planning for emergency response.

Qualifications are listed at
http://www.opm.gov/qualifications/SEC-IV/B/GS1300/1313.HTM and include
experience in seismology and seismic monitoring, authorship of
scientific publications, and contributions that have advanced the
field of volcano and/or earthquake seismology.  Completion of a Ph.D.
is desirable.  Fieldwork and meetings may normally require 4-6 weeks
of travel per year.  Though the appointment is initially made for 24
months, it can be extended noncompetitively up to a 4 year limit. This
is a Federal Civil Service position with full benefits. Starting
salary is either $76,482 or $90,949 depending on qualifications.

Applicants must apply online at http://www.usajobs.opm.gov to be
considered. After entering a resume, further application information
plus a questionnaire of knowledge, skills and abilities can be found
under USGS announcement number WR-2008-0410. Complete applications
must be received online via USAJOBS BEFORE midnight EDT on the closing
date.  All applicants MUST submit a complete online resume.  Requests
for extensions will not be granted. If applying online poses a
hardship, please request assistance PRIOR TO THE CLOSING DATE.
Additional questions may be referred to David Hill (hill@xxxxxxxx) at
650-329-4795, Rose Wheeler at 650-329-5497 or Margaret Mangan
(mmangan@xxxxxxxx) at 650-329-5738. Closing date for application is
August 7, 2008.  Applicants must be United States citizens.  The USGS
is an equal opportunity employer.

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