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Tuesday, September 9, 2025
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See the following announcements:
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- Explore Your Future: Geoscience Career Panel – Sept 17 @ 12 PM MT
- Network Engineer at Berkeley Seismology Lab
- Assistant/Associate/Full Professor, Geophysics
On behalf of Shannon Fasola, University of Oregon
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Explore Your Future: Geoscience Career Panel – Sept 17 @ 12 PM MT
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What can you do with a geoscience degree?
Join EarthScope and CRESCENT for a dynamic Geoscience Career Panel showcasing diverse career paths across academia, industry, government, nonprofit, consulting, and beyond.
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Whether you're exploring your next step or seeking inspiration, this is your chance to hear real stories from professionals who’ve carved out impactful careers with their geoscience backgrounds.
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- Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2025
- Time: 12:00–1:00 PM MT
- Location: Virtual (Zoom – link provided upon registration)
- Audience: Undergraduate and graduate students, early career scientists, and geoscience enthusiasts
- Note: Session will be recorded
[Register Here] (please use the same email to register as you use to log in to Zoom)
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On behalf of Sierra Boyd, Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
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Network Engineer at Berkeley Seismology Lab
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The Berkeley Seismology Lab (BSL) operates a large seismic and geophysical network across northern California to collect, analyze, and archive data, for the purposes of earthquake monitoring, early warning and scientific research. In collaboration with the USGS Earthquake Management Project, the BSL jointly operates the northern California component of the USGS Advanced National Seismic System to provide public earthquake information, earthquake early warnings (ShakeAlert system/MyShake app), and long-term earthquake monitoring. For these and other related projects, the BSL is also responsible for training, education, and outreach activities.
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This is a 100% FTE, 2-year contract with the possibility for extension and/or conversion to career based on available funding.
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The First Review Date for this job is: September 16, 2025 - Open Until Filled
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- Bachelor's degree in related area and / or equivalent experience / training.
- Thorough understanding of various network hardware platforms, network related protocols and software including understanding of OSI layer 3 protocols and layer 2 protocols at a complex level and related technical standards critical to the operation of interconnected networks.
- In-depth experience with network diagnostic and performance management tools and software, including proactive monitoring and resiliency assessments.
- Thorough and broad knowledge and experience working with network management systems, including configuration revision control, automating tasks, and remote deployments.
- Ability to gather, organize and analyze data in the completion of a variety of functional assignments.
- Able to learn effectively and meet deadlines.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate technical information to technical and non-technical personnel at various levels in the organization.
- Self-motivated and works independently and as part of a team.
- Demonstrated diverse problem-solving skills.
The budgeted salary or hourly range that the University reasonably expects to pay for this position is $100,000 to $150,000 yearly ($8,333.33 to $12,500.00 monthly). This is a 100% FTE, 2-year contract position eligible for benefits. This position is FLSA Exempt and paid monthly.
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On behalf of William Frank, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Assistant/Associate/Full Professor, Geophysics
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The Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences (EAPS) invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the assistant professor level or higher; position starts September 1, 2026, or a mutually agreed-upon date thereafter.
We seek candidates who connect geophysics to other domains in the following broad areas: (i) cryosphere of Earth and/or other planetary bodies; (ii) geodynamics and planetary interiors; or (iii) fluid-rock interactions, including applications to petrology, Earth resources, carbon sequestration, and energy supply. We welcome candidates who use any approach or combination of approaches, including observation, theory, modeling, and experimentation. Exceptional candidates in other areas of geophysics or at higher ranks will be considered.
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Successful candidates are expected to have the potential for innovation and leadership in research and a commitment to teaching courses and mentoring at the undergraduate and graduate levels in Earth and planetary sciences.
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Applications and other materials, including (a) a curriculum vitae, (b) a research statement, (c) a teaching and mentoring statement, and (d) three letters of recommendation sent by the referees, should be submitted through the portal at Academic Jobs Online, Job ID #30224 (https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/30224). Your teaching and mentoring statement can also include topics such as service, outreach, or other means of supporting the educational environment.
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A PhD in Earth Sciences or a closely related field is required by the start of employment.
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To receive full consideration, complete applications must be submitted by October 1, 2025.
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