[unav_all] Postdoctoral Position in InSAR at the University of Washington

[David Schmidt]

The Department of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of 
Washington seeks a postdoctoral researcher with an expertise in InSAR.

The individual will join an innovative research team, including 
collaborators at the Cascades Volcano Observatory, who are examining SAR 
data along the active Cascade volcanic arc.  The successful applicant is 
expected to have an extensive knowledge of InSAR techniques and 
software, in addition to strong data analysis, code development, 
writing, and interpersonal skills.  A background knowledge of volcanic 
processes and/or modeling abilities are also desirable attributes.  A 
Ph.D. in geophysics, volcanology, or related field is required.  Funding 
is available for two years at 100% FTE, assuming satisfactory progress. 
  The position offers salary commensurate with experience and excellent 
benefits.  The start date of the position is flexible, although fall or 
early winter is preferred.  Applications will be reviewed starting 
August 26, 2013.

Inquiries and applications can be directed to:
Dr. David Schmidt
Email: dasc @ uw.edu  (send application as a pdf)
Phone: 206-685-3799

To apply, please send a cover letter, CV, a research statement, and the 
contact information of three references.  The statement should include a 
summary of research interests, professional accomplishments, relevant 
training and skills, and future career objectives.

The University of Washington is an affirmative action, equal opportunity 
employer.

Departmental Website: http://www.ess.washington.edu