April 30, 2024

The Arctic Sciences Section (ARC) of the Office of Polar Programs (OPP) is seeking a qualified candidate for the position of Science Analyst.

The NSF science analyst works with program officers and senior staff to provide an integrated and responsible effort for a research program or an area of a research program. The OPP/ARC science analyst contributes to the efforts of the OPP Arctic Sciences Section under the leadership of the Section Head and Program Officers. The science analyst primarily serves as the Executive Secretary for the Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee, of which NSF is the lead among eighteen federal agencies. Other intra- and inter-agency duties are performed as assigned. 

To learn more about the position and apply by May 15, 2024, visit USAJobs. 

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