Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: The knowledge, skills, and abilities for this role include: Experience working with a diverse array of environmental field science equipment, including - but not limited to - discrete analyzers (e.g., SEAL AQ300), field autosamplers, Kjeldahl digester units, soil nutrient samplers, piezometers, lysimeters, water quality sondes, research-grade global positioning system (GPS) receivers, weather stations, and elevation collection units. Serving as a member of both the Department of Environmental Science and Studies (ENSS) & the Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience (IWER), the position requires proactive maintenance of laboratory equipment, collection and analysis of water quality and ecological field data, lead instructorship of introductory laboratory courses, and training and supervision of student research assistants.