[Geoqus] Application Inquiry (J.Li)Re: Geomechanics position at Los Alamos National Lab

[Jiliang Li]

Dear Dr. Coblentz:


Thank you for posting and sharing a geomechanics staff position. I am very interested in exploring and applying for such a research position. 

I had an educational background of mining engineering including open pit and underground mining encompassing geology, geomechanics, rock mechanics and blasting engineering, and special blasting technics coursework. I hope to find such a research staff position to apply the theory and knowledge studied in China where I did BEng and PhD study of mining engineering at Univ. of Sci. Tech. Being.

In U.S., I did civil/mining related subsidence simulation and modeling, and strip loading tests doctoral research at UA. At UAkron I did further more PhD research study on deep foundations research and modeling of cast-in-place tubular piles with ABAQUS and gained further more knowledge in design of earth structures and LRFD design in geotechnical engineering. I left school campus for CPT work to support finishing proposed degree study, but got diverted to work in several consulting companies. Now I am interested in applying for  either a postdoc associate or graduate assistantship to gain more research experience.

Due to my multidisciplinary background, I have a strong research interest in geomechanics/geodynamics and geophysics research study. Besides the staff scientist position, I am also interested in research associate/assistant opportunities if available and applicable to me.

Thanks for sharing the position information and for your time and consideration of this application inquiry.

Respectfully,

Jiliang
Cell: 205-239-1761

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 From: "Coblentz, David" <coblentz at lanl.gov>
To: "geoqus at lists.ruhr-uni-bochum.de" <geoqus at lists.ruhr-uni-bochum.de> 
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2013 10:28 AM
Subject: [Geoqus] Geomechanics position at Los Alamos National Lab
 


Colleagues,

The Earth and Environmental Sciences Division at Los Alamos National Lab is seeking a mid-career geomechanics staff scientist.  I have attached a pdf of the details for this position and information about applying below.
Feel free to contact me with questions or requests for more information.  Please pass this announcement along to other interested colleagues and collaborators.

Regards,
David

David Coblentz, Ph.D.
Geodynamics Team Leader
EES-17 Geophysics
Mail Stop D443
Los Alamos National Lab
Los Alamos, NM 87545
 
Office: 505.667.2781
Cell: 505.412.8304
Fax: 505.665.8487

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Earth and Environmental Sciences Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Los Alamos National Laboratory, a multidisciplinary research institution engaged in strategic science on behalf of
national security, seeks mid-career scientists for R&D positions in our Earth and Environmental Sciences Division.

Computational Earth Scientist - Geomechanics, IRC #19552
Computational Earth Scientist - Subsurface Flow and Transport Modeling, IRC #18152
Computational Earth Scientist - Atmospheric Phenomenology, IRC #18512
Geochemists - IRC #19613 [2 positions]
Geophysicist - IRC #19512

To apply, visit https://jobs.lanl.gov or visit http://careers.lanl.gov and enter desired job title
in keyword field, referencing IRC #.

Los Alamos National Laboratory, a multidisciplinary research institution engaged in strategic science on behalf of national security, seeks mid-career scientists for R&D positions in our Earth and Environmental Sciences Division. The mission of the Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES) Division is to solve complex problems of national importance in environment, energy, and national security using our capabilities in earth and environmental sciences. The Division is a multi-program research organization with an overall staff of approximately 240. The core disciplines of EES Division include Geology, Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geomaterials, Geography, Hydrology, Atmospheric Science, Ecology, Environmental Science, Computational Science and Geotechnical Engineering. Capabilities in the Division are organized into groups, which consist of scientists, post-docs, technicians, administrators, and students. Most programs within the Division feature
 multi-discipline teams organized to solve complex problems of national importance.
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