The Project Manager will also provide appropriate engineering direction to the EIS project as defined by the EIS Project Scientist. The Project Manager must have an advanced degree in engineering, and have extensive experience in aerospace applications and multi-discipline engineering. The Project Manager should also have extensive experience in managing and developing space science projects. Extensive background of direct involvement in preeminent achievements in space research is desired and knowledge of all phases of planning, design, and implementation of space research experiments is essential. The Project Manager must understand Government contractual and funding rules and procedures as they apply to research and development procurements involving Navy, NASA, and other sponsors.
Salary is competitive, commensurate with experience.
USRA provides an extensive benefit program. The Space Physics Theory Group at UNH invites applications for a grant-funded postdoctoral research position in theoretical solar or heliospheric physics starting no sooner than September 1, 1999. The Space Physics Theory Group currently consists of six Ph.D. scientists and two graduate students and is part of the UNH Space Science Center in the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space. Experience with either analytical methods, numerical computations, or simulations desired. This is a grant-funded position for 1 year.