University System of New Hampshire Benefits Overview

Conduct independent marine research integrating machine learning, statistical methods, remote sensing, and acoustic data to model sea-floor and environmental variability for fisheries and aquaculture site selection. Acquire ground-truth data, publish and present findings, prepare reports and papers, and mentor graduate students and staff. The one-year, grant-funded role requires interdisciplinary collaboration, analytical expertise, a marine-related Ph.D., boating credentials, and AAUS scientific diving certification.

Conduct theoretical and computational research on finite-deformation mechanics of soft and biological solids under coupled physical environments. Develop continuum theories, computational models, and finite-element implementations using FEniCS/FEniCSx or Abaqus UEL/UMAT subroutines. Publish research, present at conferences, contribute to proposals and technical reports, collaborate on sponsored projects, and mentor graduate and undergraduate students.

Manages a portfolio of philanthropic prospects capable of making $25,000–$99,999 leadership gifts. Responsibilities include prospect qualification, donor cultivation, solicitation, stewardship, proposal development, visits, events, communications, CRM management, and coordination with university leaders and development teams. The officer also supports fundraising strategy, campaign initiatives, metrics tracking, and cross-functional advancement goals. Travel across the state, region, and occasionally the United States is required.