Post-doctoral Research Associate: Conservation Genomics of Monarch
Butterflies

We are seeking a candidate for a post-doctoral research associate at the
Nebraska Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit and the University
of Nebraska-Lincoln. The researcher will analyze genomic datasets to
evaluate the influence of historical declines on genomic diversity on
Monarch Butterflies.The successful candidate will work with samples that
span over 100 years to conduct temporal comparisons in genomic diversity
metrics.The project will produce actionable science with the results
informing the decision to list the Monarch butterfly as endangered or
threatened under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.As such, a candidate with
experience in conservation genomics and pollinator ecology is desired.

Start Date: January 2024 (Flexible)

Salary and Benefits: $65,000-72,000 plus benefits, depending on experience
(one year)

Qualifications: Ph.D. in biology, evolution, genetics, or other relevant
discipline. Experience with coding in R or python, genomic analyses,
molecular ecology techniques, and publishing are desirable.

Contact: Sarah Sonsthagen (ssonsthagen2@unl.edu) for more information
about the project. To apply, please send the following to the email
address above: 1) One-page cover letter describing your interest in
the position, skills, and goals, 2) CV, 3) unofficial transcripts,
4) contact information for 3 references, and 5) writing example(s)
(e.g., 1-2 manuscripts, proposals etc.).UNL and NECFWRU values equity,
diversity, and inclusion.

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the
position is filled.Preference will be given to applications received by
September 31, 2024.

Sarah Sonsthagen <ssonsthagen2@unl.edu>

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