Job summary
Seeking an Aquaculture Researcher based in Norway focusing on aquaculture system risks. The role involves applied research to develop knowledge and tools supporting fish health and welfare risk management in the aquaculture sector. The position bridges science, data analysis, industry needs, and innovation to create actionable insights for sustainable aquaculture development.
Location and work setup
- Location
- Oslo
- Work setup
- Hybrid
Responsibilities
Develop models and frameworks to analyze and manage risks in aquaculture technologies, operations, and ecosystems. Use numerical and statistical methods to analyze data and support decision-making. Collaborate with internal experts, industry stakeholders, and research partners to identify needs and test solutions. Contribute to research proposals, projects, publications, and reports to advance aquaculture science and practice.
Qualifications
MSc or PhD in quantitative biological disciplines such as systems biology, epidemiology, or computational biology, with 2-5 years of relevant experience. Proven experience in developing quantitative models for biological systems, preferably in aquaculture or fish health. Strong coding and computational skills. Ability to work collaboratively in interdisciplinary projects. Excellent written and spoken English. Research project management and funding experience is an advantage. Personal qualities include curiosity, analytical thinking, systems perspective, proactive problem-solving, effective communication, and commitment to knowledge sharing and continuous learning.