Job ID: 375727
About the Job
Overview:
The Minnesota Geological Survey (MGS) creates comprehensive geologic maps and associated databases to support management of water and mineral resources across the state. This position focuses on the application of machine Learning methods to introduce and/or improve efficiencies in daily MGS workflows. A second focus of this position is to improve quality control on our databases by improving methods to identify database errors. This includes but is not limited to cross-checking records for missing values, inconsistencies between fields (e.g. differences between Public Land Survey Coordinates, addresses and digital locations; inconsistencies in depth cased and depth drilled fields, static water levels and stratigraphic codes).
Work for this position will be completed in office settings and working remotely and will be performed both independently and under direct supervision of a geologist and senior staff. We are seeking a highly motivated individual to bring their unique experience and perspective to our research community.
The MGS works with the University of Minnesota's Disability Resource Center to improve access for all employees. The MGS is committed to creating a pathway for employees with disabilities to be successful through accessibility and accommodation for all job duties. Previous experience with any of the field or office duties is not required. The duties of the data science specialist may include but are not limited to the following.
Visa Language: Please note, this position is not eligible for H-1B or Green Card sponsorship.
Qualifications
Minimum/Essential Qualifications:
About the Job
Overview:
The Minnesota Geological Survey (MGS) creates comprehensive geologic maps and associated databases to support management of water and mineral resources across the state. This position focuses on the application of machine Learning methods to introduce and/or improve efficiencies in daily MGS workflows. A second focus of this position is to improve quality control on our databases by improving methods to identify database errors. This includes but is not limited to cross-checking records for missing values, inconsistencies between fields (e.g. differences between Public Land Survey Coordinates, addresses and digital locations; inconsistencies in depth cased and depth drilled fields, static water levels and stratigraphic codes).
Work for this position will be completed in office settings and working remotely and will be performed both independently and under direct supervision of a geologist and senior staff. We are seeking a highly motivated individual to bring their unique experience and perspective to our research community.
The MGS works with the University of Minnesota's Disability Resource Center to improve access for all employees. The MGS is committed to creating a pathway for employees with disabilities to be successful through accessibility and accommodation for all job duties. Previous experience with any of the field or office duties is not required. The duties of the data science specialist may include but are not limited to the following.
Visa Language: Please note, this position is not eligible for H-1B or Green Card sponsorship.
Qualifications
Minimum/Essential Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Data Science or related field, or education and work experience in geology totaling at least four years (such as an associate's degree and two years of experience).
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