November 10, 2021

The NSF Office of Polar Programs is searching for searching for a McMurdo Station Manager to provide on-site day-to-day oversight of the operation of supporting infrastructure and facilities in Antarctica. 

The selected candidate will be responsible for the execution of the annual program plan as well as oversee decisions impacting the execution of programs at McMurdo Station, South Pole Station, and inland field locations. 

The Station Manager will ensure that the operation is responsive to Program functions that include:

• Science support
• Safety and health
• Logistics
• Information technology development
• Facilities
• Engineering
• Construction 

The incumbent will work with a diverse group composed of full-time program managers, Department of Defense liaison officers, contract personnel, and support staff.

To learn more about the position and how to apply, visit USAJobs.

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