Forensic Anthropologist – Postgraduate Research Associate (Hawaii)
The Forensic Anthropologist – Postgraduate Research Associate will conduct anthropological analysis to assist the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) in the identification of remains, including those from large commingled assemblages, of U.S. service members lost during past conflicts and will provide professional, scientific leadership to a team engaged in forensic and biological anthropological studies and investigations.
Minimum Requirements:
M.A./M.S. in anthropology, or a related field
Experience in osteological analysis and creating a biological profile
Experience in forensic casework would be beneficial but is not required
Proficient in MS Word, Photoshop, PowerPoint, Excel, FORDISC, and Adobe Acrobat
Must pass competency and proficiency tests within 90 days of start date
Critical Work Responsibilities:
Correlate investigative evidence with laboratory findings to achieve identification of casualties
Demonstrate experience in osteological analysis and a thorough grasp of the methods used to create a biological profile
Possess a demonstrated history of research dissemination via conferences and publications
Prepare professional-level reports for submission to higher authorities detailing analytical findings
Exhibit strong written and verbal communication skills and be able to adapt communication styles to different audiences
Demonstrate a highly organized, detail-oriented, and precise approach to recording analytical results and findings