Analyze Arctic shorebird and tern data in Ottawa while building expertise in avian tracking research and wildlife fieldwork.

Workplace and Climate Change Canada seeks a student researcher for its Research Affiliate Program. You will analyze breeding and tracking data from Arctic monitoring and tracking projects. The work also includes fieldwork and wild bird handling within a science-based research workplace.

Key Responsibilities:
Analyze shorebird and tern data from Arctic monitoring projects
Analyze tracking data from shorebirds and terns
Conduct fieldwork supporting wildlife research activities
Handle wild birds during research activities
Lead fieldwork and supervise staff as a PhD candidate

Requirements:
Enroll in a relevant Carleton University master’s or doctoral program
Return to full time studies during the next academic term
Experience analyzing avian breeding or tracking data
Experience conducting fieldwork and handling wild birds
Valid Possession and Acquisition License, or ability to obtain one

Apply your avian data analysis, fieldwork, and bird-handling experience at the National Wildlife Research Centre.
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📌 Arctic Shorebird Data Analyst Ottawa (Canada)
🏢 Employment and Social Development Canada
📍 Canada