The successful candidates will initially participate in on-going projects and will bestrongly encouraged to help establish new research and service projects. IER is part of the Department of Geology and Geophysics and enjoys strong interaction with faculty, students, and post-docs. There are strong links to thePetroleum Engineering and Applied Mathematics programs on campus. Review of applications will commence on March30th . However, all positions will remain open until the desiredindividuals are on board.
Salaries are competitive with industrystandards.
Review of applicants will begin on 15 January 2001, with an anticipatedstarting date of August 2001. The successful candidate is expected to teachatboth graduate and undergraduate levels and will develop and conductan externallyfunded research program. A Ph.D. is required by the timeemployment begins. The specific research field of the successfulcandidate is open, although experience in petrographic and facies analyses,modern stratigraphic studies, and basin-scale studies is desirable. Theideal candidate shouldbe interested in developing ties with the petroleumindustry.