[obsdoc] post-doc W. M. Keck Observatory (WMKO)

[Réza Samadi <Reza.Samadi@obspm.fr>]

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Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 06:12:16 -0700
From: Franck Marchis <fmarchis@astron.berkeley.edu>
To: Reza.Samadi@obspm.fr


> Support Astronomer
>
> W. M. Keck Observatory (WMKO)
>
> The W. M. Keck Observatory (WMKO), which operates the world's two 
> largest
> optical/infrared telescopes on the summit of Mauna Kea, seeks a Support
> Astronomer.  This is a regular position with a competitive, 
> comprehensive
> benefits package including relocation assistance and private school 
> (K-12)
> tuition support for dependent children.
>
> Seven facility instruments are in regular use at WMKO, including two
> Cassegrain imaging spectrographs, Nasmyth high resolution optical and
> infrared spectrographs, a near-infrared camera, a mid-infrared imaging
> spectrograph, and a high spatial resolution near-infrared camera 
> dedicated
> for use with the facility adaptive optics system.  In addition, a
> wide-field optical survey imaging spectrograph is nearing completion, 
> and
> two more state-of-the-art instruments are in various stages of design 
> and
> proposal.  The Support Astronomers are responsible for maintenance,
> calibration, and improvement of the instruments; support of visiting
> astronomers using the instruments; and coordination with instrument
> building teams during development and commissioning of future 
> instruments.
> The Support Astronomers work primarily at WMKO headquarters in Waimea,
> with occasional work at the Mauna Kea summit as required.
>
> Required minimum qualifications are an M.S. degree in astronomy or 
> physics
> and at least three years of experience with astronomical 
> instrumentation
> at a major research observatory.  A Ph.D. degree is highly desirable, 
> and
> some allowance may be given against the required three years' 
> experience
> for candidates holding a Ph.D. at the time of appointment.  Familiarity
> with all aspects of modern astronomical instruments, observing 
> techniques,
> and data reduction are all extremely relevant.  Candidates must be 
> capable
> of working effectively with visiting observers and coordinating
> multi-disciplinary instrument commissioning and maintenance teams.
>
> Salary is dependent upon qualifications and experience.  A fraction of 
> the
> incumbent's time may be designated for personal research.  In 
> particular,
> the Support Astronomers are encouraged to take part in a regular 
> program
> of collaborative research projects with the Observatory Director and 
> each
> other, making use of the unique facilities available at WMKO.
>
> Employment is conditional on successful completion of drug tests and a
> high altitude physical.  Mail or fax resumes, references, and salary
> history to: Support Astronomer, WMKO, 65-1120 Mamalahoa Highway, 
> Kamuela,
> HI 96743; Fax (808) 885-4464 or employment@keck.hawaii.edu
> <mailto:employment@keck.hawaii.edu>.  Additional information about WMKO
> may be found on our web site at  www.keckobservatory.org
> <http://www.keckobservatory.org>.  EEO/M/F/D/V
>
>
>
> Barbara Bower
> Administrative Support Coordinator
> W. M. Keck Observatory
> 65-1120 Mamalahoa Hwy.
> Kamuela, HI  96743
> Phone:  808-885-7887
> Fax:      808-881-3796
> E-Mail:  bbower@keck.hawaii.edu
>

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