Graduate Research Student Assistant Position- University of Washington Dept of Landscape Architecture
Posted: 3/5/2023 (Employment)
Dr. Celina Balderas Guzmán (Dept. of Landscape Architecture) is hiring an undergraduate, graduate, or PhD student research assistant for spring quarter 2023 to execute a geospatial analysis project in Python.
Minimum Qualifications
- strong Python coding skills
- functional programming skills
- at least some experience with geospatial analysis in Python
Desirable Qualifications
- experience organizing projects as pipelines
- version control with Git
- collaborative coding in GitHub
The student will work on a geospatial data science project currently in development under the eScience Institute Winter Incubator program (see “Wetland Communities in the US”). In this project, we are quantifying how many people live near current and future wetland areas in the coastal US. Knowledge of environmental science related to the coast or patterns of urbanization is a bonus, but absolutely not a requirement.
How to apply: please send Dr. Celina Balderas Guzmán (celinabg@uw.edu) your resume and a short cover letter explaining your experience and qualifications. Please reach out if you have any questions.