Director, Wildland Fire Environment Innovations Program – Part Time

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🌵 Arizona – Remote

🌵 Arizona – Remote

⏱ Part Time

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👔 Director

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Arizona

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201 - 500 employees

Founded 1998

📣 Marketing

📱 Media

Marketing • Media

Arizona is a São Paulo–based creative and digital production agency. The company presents itself as a multidisciplinary studio focused on ‘Vida Digital’ (digital life), film, photography, integrated production, new retail and technology-driven solutions for clients. Their site highlights creative talent (“Artistas, Nerds & Craques”) and offers contact and project inquiry channels for brands seeking production, creative and tech-enabled marketing work.

📋 Description

• Initiate, facilitate, and sustain strategic collaborations with external wildland fire agencies and federal sponsors, including the U.S. Forest Service, state fire organizations, and regional management teams • Identify operational priorities and capability gaps in fire weather, climate, fuels, and environmental information • Coordinate multi-institutional activities across external partners • Establish long-term partnership goals, strategic outreach plans, and collaborative frameworks with sponsor leadership • Translate operational fire management expertise into interdisciplinary research questions • Lead and co-lead the conceptualization, testing, and iteration of decision-support tools, datasets, and environmental models for wildland fire managers • Contribute to peer-reviewed publications, technical reports, white papers, and sponsor deliverables • Evaluate complex environmental challenges in wildland fire management • Design, author, and deliver specialized training materials and instructional modules • Conduct technical workshops, technology transfer sessions, and consultation services • Synthesize practitioner feedback to refine tools and guide future research • Represent WFEIP and the University to federal decision-makers, agency leadership, fire managers, and interagency research committees • Serve as an internal operational subject matter expert and liaison to faculty, research groups, and campus units • Promote program visibility and research impact at conferences, sponsor reviews, and interagency briefings

🎯 Requirements

• Demonstrated expertise in applied meteorology and climatology, recognized as a regional or national subject matter expert (SME) • Demonstrated knowledge of the inter-agency operational environment of US wildland fire management, including the Incident Command System (ICS) and the National Coordination System (NCS) • Demonstrated experience developing and delivering training materials for US wildland fire managers • NWCG 400-level (national) or higher level, especially with fire environment • Demonstrated ability to build, support, and adapt science-based tools for wildland fire management • Knowledge of the historical relationship between interagency fire environment science, developed applications, related training and standards, and field practitioner use and experience • Demonstrated skill in collaborative research

🏖️ Benefits

• Part-time employment • Remote work arrangement