Job Description

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School of Natural Sciences

Location:

Lincoln

Salary:

From 27,644 per annum


Please note, this post is permanent and full-time at 37 hours per week.

Closing Date:

Monday 25 August 2025

Interview Date:

Friday 12 September 2025

Reference:

COS651D

The School of Natural Sciences seeks to recruit an enthusiastic technician with strong GIS knowledge and spatial data analysis skills, with additional experience of working in the field and conducting laboratory analysis, to help support teaching and research. You will be adaptable with a 'can do' approach. You will demonstrate a dedication to working within multidisciplinary teams and an enthusiasm for success, working flexibly as appropriate.


The ideal candidate will:

Have a scientific background in Geography or Environmental Sciences, with relevant experience of laboratory and field techniques used to assess the physical and chemical nature of environmental samples. Be adept at undertaking spatial analysis of large and complex datasets using GIS, specialist software e.g., ESRI, ArcGIS and extensions, QGIS, etc. Have a high level of skill using Microsoft Office Suite and associated Microsoft 365 Apps. Have experience in automation, programming languages and software development e.g., ArcGIS, ModelBuilder, Python, FME, Javascript, .NET, R. Have a professional and customer focused manner. Work flexibly across School buildings and academic areas. Have the potential to further develop your skills across the broad spectrum of attributes required for a technical role.

The University of Lincoln offers exciting career opportunities with the chance to grow and develop to reach your full potential. We also offer a wide range of staff benefits, including a generous annual leave allowance of 30 days per year pro rata (plus an additional 14 bank holiday and concessionary days), progressive pay rates, access to discounts at popular stores and more.


If you would like to know more about this opportunity, please contact Dr. Ciara Casey, Technical Manager, by email at ccasey@lincoln.ac.uk.