June 27, 2022

The Office of Polar Programs, Antarctic Sciences Section is seeking a qualified candidate for a Biological Science Administrator (Program Director) position for the Antarctic Organisms & Ecosystems Program. 

Among other tasks, the qualified candidate will be responsible for:

• Running and managing the merit review process for the Antarctic Organisms and Ecosystems Program 
• Overseeing NSF-funded Antarctic science programs in a broad range of activities within the AOE
• Working with counterparts in the Division of Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics to assure appropriate integration of research projects with Antarctic science support infrastructure
• Evaluating the utilization of scientific and logistical resources for AOE Functions 
• Managing AOE Program Convenes external oversight and management reviews as necessary

Interested candidates should learn more about the position and apply by July 22 on the USAJOBS website.

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