The Planetary Child Health & Enterics Observatory (Plan-EO) is an interdisciplinary research initiative and living evidence system founded and coordinated by Dr. Josh Colston and based at UVA School of Medicine. Its aim is to systematically model, quantify, predict, and project the impacts of hydrometeorological and environmental factors on the epidemiology and burden of enteric pathogens across low-resource regions globally, and make these findings freely accessible to the research and stakeholder community. The Plan-EO research team integrates epidemiological data from molecular diagnostics with climate and environmental data derived from satellite Earth observations, household surveys, and other sources. The initiative brings together expertise across hydrology, bioinformatics, software and systems engineering, knowledge management, and communications. Plan-EO is a member of the SPRINGS Project, an international consortium supported by the EU’s Horizon Europe program. The Research Data Analyst will serve in a key leadership role within Plan-EO, advancing cutting-edge research on climate-sensitive infectious diseases in tropical and sub-tropical regions. This role requires a highly motivated and dynamic individual who is invested in the project’s vision and capable of representing the initiative in international forums while maintaining strong analytical rigor and attention to detail. The position carries significant leadership responsibility, including supervising scientific and operational activities, and offers autonomy to support project execution while enabling senior leadership to focus on strategic priorities. The successful candidate will gain hands-on experience in interdisciplinary research collaboration and grant proposal development across multiple funding sources.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees