- Pasadena, California, United States
- On-site
- Full-time · Associate
- $84K–$84K per year
Conduct research in Mars geomorphology, produce publications, and contribute to the Mars SkyFall mission.
Compensation
$83,820 - $83,820
Responsibilities
- Map surface geomorphic features on Mars using GIS
- Characterize remote sensing properties in global Mars datasets
- Quantify geomorphic feature size and characteristics
- Lead conference abstracts and presentations
- Write and contribute to peer‑reviewed publications
Requirements
- PhD in planetary geology and/or geomorphology or related fields
- Nice to have: Experience with Mars remote sensing data sets
- Nice to have: Background knowledge of glacial and periglacial processes
- Nice to have: Experience with drone data