[ES_JOBS_NET] Managing Director, Center for Aerosol Impacts on Climate and the Environment, UC San Diego
Megan L. Melamed
megan at igacproject.org
Wed Nov 4 10:30:39 MST 2015
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Managing Director, Center for Aerosol Impacts on Climate and the Environment
Overview
The Center for Aerosol Impacts on Climate and the Environment (CAICE) is a
National Science Foundation Center for Chemical Innovation. The mission of
CAICE is to transform our ability to accurately predict the impact of
aerosols on climate and the environment by bringing real-world chemical
complexity into the laboratory. To accomplish this task, CAICE has
assembled a team of scientists in atmospheric, physical, and analytical
chemistry, chemical biology, as well as chemical, biological, and physical
oceanography from eight institutions across the United States, along works
with a number of domestic and international academic collaborators and
industrial partners. In addition to conducting innovative chemical
research, we are dedicated to improving science education and outreach for
better public understanding of both chemistry and climate.
Position Overview
The Managing Director (MD) is a critical member at the hub of many Center
activities and support both its research and educational missions. The
incumbent reports to, and works in close partnership with, the
Director/Principal Investigator (Prof. Kimberly Prather) and the Management
Team to administer this large, technically complex, and continuously
evolving research center. The MD serves as manager and central
administrator for the Center, acts as liaison between CAICE and NSF, and
facilitates communication between members of the Center. The ability to
understand, and/or the willingness and ability to learn, the basic
scientific concepts that CAICE research explores is a key element of a
successful candidate; therefore, a working knowledge of general scientific
principles in chemistry and/or environmental science are highly preferred.
The CAICE Managing Director has the opportunity to use and develop their
scientific and administrative skills through regular interaction with the
equivalent personnel in 8 other Centers for Chemical Innovation, ongoing
and emerging partnerships with the chemical industry, and a variety of
leading experts in chemistry and environmental sciences.
Specific responsibilities include
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Prioritization of both administrative and scientific decision-making for
the CAICE Management Team and Executive Council
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Financial management and budgeting
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Facility and resource support
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Developing and maintaining industrial partnerships
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Scientific proposal and report preparation, grant administration and
coordination with sub-awardees
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A leadership role within a diverse group of researchers and support staff
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Coordination and planning of CAICE meetings and activities
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General administration and resource allocation
The position is located within the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
at UC San Diego, the lead institution of CAICE.
Special Conditions
Ability and willingness to work occasional evenings and weekends
Ability to travel to national and regional meetings
Ability and willingness to become familiar with the scientific research
within the Center
Apply Online at UCSD Jobs:
http://jobs.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.aspx?cat=search&sortby=rank&jobnum_in=78780
Megan L. Melamed, PhD
IGAC Executive Officer
University of Colorado/CIRES
Box 216 UCB
Boulder, CO 80309-0216 USA
Email: megan at igacproject.org
Skype: megan.melamed
Web: igacproject.org
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