NOAA scientists freeing an entangled whale [Image courtesy of NOAA]
According to Marine Science Careers, "[t]oday, several thousand marine scientists are busy at work in the United States dealing with a diversity of important issues - from climate change, declining fisheries and eroding coastlines to the development of new drugs from marine resources and the invention of new technologies to explore the sea. Approximately 40 percent of these scientists are employed by State and Federal governments, 30 percent by universities and colleges, and 30 percent by private industry."
The career directory on this page is divided into three sections: general guides for oceanography and marine science; guides for marine biology, marine mammals, zoos and aquariums; and other guides covering all of science. Additional resources on ocean science careers can be found from the NBII catalog below.
On the basis of the students' interests, schedules are designed which allow each student to spend time with biologists, geographers, and computer scientists in order to gain a realistic perspective of these careers. The scientists talked honestly with the students, sharing their life stories, educational choices, career paths, and, most importantly, the passion they feel for their work.
Marine Biology, Marine Mammals, Zoos and Aquariums
Quality Control Technician The company recruiting is a leading international supplier of value-added ingredients and flavours to the global food and beverage industry. Their objective is simple: to make your food, drinks and nutritional products taste great. They use the finest raw materials, some of the industry's most creative minds and the latest manufacturing technology. They combine these factors with in-depth knowledge of their customers' requirements, unsurpassed international service and a real passion for t... ( Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 )
Technical Correspondent - French Speaking Technical Correspondent - French Speaking!
A leading provider of immunoassay products to the biotechnology industry is currently recruiting for a French Speaking Technical Correspondent.
On a day to day basis you will;
> Answer incoming technical and sales calls.
> Fluent in French
> Provide technical support to current customers
> Deal with telephone requests
> Make out going sales calls to existing and new clients
> Provide technical suppo... ( Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 )
Scientifc Sales Executive Scientific Sales!
A leading Biotechnology company that manufactures reagents/buffers primarily for the research market are currently looking for a Scientific Sales Executive.
Key Responsibilities
> To introduce company and products to customers
> Provide technical advice on products
> Apply commercial and operating policy.
> Plan and implement a sales strategy to achieve sales budget
> Carry out field sales visits and meet minimum standards
> Obtain ... ( Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 )
laboratory Specialist A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Laboratory Specialist to work for a leading worldwide food manufacturing company. The role is a support based role and will involve the following:
· Ensuring the calibration standards and servicing schedules are carried out to plan.
· Laboratory Audits and driving improvements
· Ensuring laboratory equipment performs to optimum efficiency.
· Responsible for the COSHH agenda for the site
· Identifying any gaps in performances... ( Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 )
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