Teton Raptor Center is looking for a full-time Conservation Research Analyst to join our research team for a minimum 2-year term position. Main tasks for this position are formal data analysis, manuscript writing/preparation, and limited fieldwork to support many on-going research and conservation projects at Teton Raptor Center. The successful candidate will work with a close, small team to help with a variety of on-going, management-based raptor research projects in Wyoming and the surrounding regions. This position will support our team in both office (~80%) and field settings (~20%) on projects designed to advance conservation with species including Golden Eagles, American Kestrels, Barred Owls, Ferruginous Hawks, and others. The successful candidate will be tasked with leading analysis and manuscript preparation for several peer-reviewed publications and annual reports each year using mainly spatial and acoustic data. All team members are required to regularly conduct professional and public presentations. Seasonal travel will be required to conduct fieldwork and may be up to several weeks in duration.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Candidates will be interviewed beginning in late November 2026.