Idaho Staffing
Data Management Specialist 1- Hatchery Coordinated Assessments
Idaho Staffing, Boise, Idaho, United States, 83708
Hatchery Coordinated Assessments (HCAX)
Hatchery Coordinated Assessments (HCAX) is a collaborative partnership among federal, state, and tribal organizations creating access to standardized hatchery fish indicators and metrics for informing regional assessments and reporting needs. The data sharing achieved through the Pacific Northwest HCAX project will inform decisions and reporting requirements that relate to both ESA-listed and non-listed salmon and steelhead, as well as other species that rely on these fish as prey resources. This position will be focused upon data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) into established data exchange structures (DES). Additionally, they will aid in the development and testing of new HCAX data exchange structures. The tasks related to achieving the objectives above will include communicating goals and needs of the project to hatchery and research staff, collaborating with those personnel to locate appropriate data sources, and then developing workflows to ETL those data into regional DES. The data will then be validated and uploaded to a shared, regional database (e.g. StreamNet, HCAX). The workflows will be documented with project personnel in order to build redundancy. This position will also aid with meeting data and technical assistance requests for these data from internal and external customers. Some travel to regional and hatchery offices may also be needed. Essential Functions
At the lower end of the range, employees: Compile natural resources data from pre-existing data sources. Assist biologists with simple analysis and interpretation of data. Keep records on methods and parameters of data collection. Present information in common graphical formats. Write narrative descriptions of communities according to standardized format. Assure data is handled consistently across different communities. At the upper end of the range, employees: Compile project data into standardized electronic data formats. This includes accessing filed information and verifying its accuracy and completeness, performing data entry, electronic data transfer, editing, and error checking. Extract relevant data and present it in a variety of text and numeric formats, reports, tables, graphics, or figures. Maintain local versions of datasets in accordance with established regional database exchange formats and standards. Maintain a local archive of current and historical reports and documents. Coordinate the regular transfer of reference materials to archives and libraries. Create queries, summaries, and/or maps for recurring reports. Assist biologists with simple analysis and interpretation of data. Knowledge Required by the Position: The employee must have knowledge of natural sciences, personal computers and software packages and applications for databases, spreadsheets, and word processing data management concepts, principles, and methods.
Hatchery Coordinated Assessments (HCAX) is a collaborative partnership among federal, state, and tribal organizations creating access to standardized hatchery fish indicators and metrics for informing regional assessments and reporting needs. The data sharing achieved through the Pacific Northwest HCAX project will inform decisions and reporting requirements that relate to both ESA-listed and non-listed salmon and steelhead, as well as other species that rely on these fish as prey resources. This position will be focused upon data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) into established data exchange structures (DES). Additionally, they will aid in the development and testing of new HCAX data exchange structures. The tasks related to achieving the objectives above will include communicating goals and needs of the project to hatchery and research staff, collaborating with those personnel to locate appropriate data sources, and then developing workflows to ETL those data into regional DES. The data will then be validated and uploaded to a shared, regional database (e.g. StreamNet, HCAX). The workflows will be documented with project personnel in order to build redundancy. This position will also aid with meeting data and technical assistance requests for these data from internal and external customers. Some travel to regional and hatchery offices may also be needed. Essential Functions
At the lower end of the range, employees: Compile natural resources data from pre-existing data sources. Assist biologists with simple analysis and interpretation of data. Keep records on methods and parameters of data collection. Present information in common graphical formats. Write narrative descriptions of communities according to standardized format. Assure data is handled consistently across different communities. At the upper end of the range, employees: Compile project data into standardized electronic data formats. This includes accessing filed information and verifying its accuracy and completeness, performing data entry, electronic data transfer, editing, and error checking. Extract relevant data and present it in a variety of text and numeric formats, reports, tables, graphics, or figures. Maintain local versions of datasets in accordance with established regional database exchange formats and standards. Maintain a local archive of current and historical reports and documents. Coordinate the regular transfer of reference materials to archives and libraries. Create queries, summaries, and/or maps for recurring reports. Assist biologists with simple analysis and interpretation of data. Knowledge Required by the Position: The employee must have knowledge of natural sciences, personal computers and software packages and applications for databases, spreadsheets, and word processing data management concepts, principles, and methods.