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Operate NOAA’s specialized aircraft, manage research and survey vessels, and support data collection missions, including fisheries surveys, atmospheric sampling, and coastal mapping. Whether you're an experienced aviator, a skilled mariner, or bringing expertise from another branch of service, your day-to-day duties will vary, ranging from operating research vessels and aircraft to leading scientific expeditions and contributing to vital environmental projects.
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The professional in this role will perform record research, construction stakeout, topographic, transportation, and utility surveys utilizing total stations, data collectors, and GPS. Additionally, the Survey Crew Chief is expected to be familiar with the company’s safety, field, and office procedures.
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Work collaboratively with other government agencies, research institutions, and NOAA teams on scientific and operational missions. Compensation can include incentive pay based on assigned duties (e.g., diving, sailing, flying) and will include allowances for housing and subsistence determined by assigned location.
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Work From Home, Entry Level Data Entry Clerk As A Research Participant. We need folks who want to do tasks, micro tasks, work at home opinion panels, online focus groups, product testing, research trials and more.
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Performs and interprets property research, including deeds, records of surveys, parcel maps, property descriptions as well as historical plats, plans and survey notes. Supervise field surveys, prepare and certify survey plats, including right of way, easement and property surveys.
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Reporting to the Benefits Manager with a dotted line to Sr. Director, Total Rewards, the Benefits & Comp Analyst contributes to the research, design and administration of the Company’s Total Rewards program in such areas as health and welfare and retirement benefit plan administration, compensation planning, annual salary survey submissions, organizational market assessments, and compliance audits.
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Perform ad hoc survey creation and data requests for teams across the Powersports Business Unit to support key objectives. Responsibilities include reporting wholesale, retail, and inventory trends, preparing daily, monthly, weekly, and quarterly management reports, and work with industry associations to provide/collect industry information and create/distribute Industry information to the Powersports Business Unit. This role will call for advanced data collection, decisioning model classifications, and the conversion of complex data into easily digestible presentations, graphs, and reports.
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Extensive knowledge of quantitative and qualitative research methods. Benchmarks jobs against survey data and other market intelligence to determine competitive compensation ranges for each position.
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Utilize your experience in research, reporting and analysis, to help identify gaps and opportunity areas across compensation programs. Any one of the following preferred: Certified Compensation Professional (CCP); Global Remuneration Professional (GRP); Certified Sales Compensation Professional (CSCP); Certified Executive Compensation Professional (CECP.
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