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IRIS PASSCAL
Program Manager
The Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology (www.iris.
edu) seeks a dynamic and forward-looking scientist or engineer with
managerial and instrumentation experience to serve as Program Manager
for the Program for Array Seismic Studies of the Continental Lithosphere
(PASSCAL). The preferred candidate will have an advanced degree or
equivalent experience in engineering or science and ten or more years
experience leading research or facilities programs in academia, related
government agencies or industry.
The PASSCAL facility based at New Mexico Tech (www.passcal.nmt.edu)
is managed by the IRIS Consortium and is funded primarily by the National
Science Foundation. This facility provides access to a broad range of
portable seismic instruments, field training and support, and data services
to assist seismological research on earthquakes and Earth structure. The
PASSCAL Program Manager provides leadership and technical advice in
the development, operation and evolution of PASSCAL, including oversight
of the subaward for facility operation at New Mexico Tech.
The successful candidate must demonstrate vision and an ability for
sustained leadership, and be capable of managing in a challenging,
dynamic and highly rewarding scientific and technical environment.
Significant travel is required. The position will be located in Socorro, New
Mexico or Washington, D.C.
IRIS offers competitive salaries, an excellent benefits package and a
collegial work environment. IRIS is an equal opportunity employer and
welcomes a diverse pool of candidates. Consideration of applications will
begin in early May, and the position will remain open until filled. Additional
information on the position can be found at www.
iris.edu/hq/employment.
Please e-mail vitae with a cover letter including
names of references and salary requirement,
preferably by May 15, 2010, to: HR@iris.edu.

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