[AAA] Ofertas laborales en Las Campanas

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Buenas, reenvío info de interés de dos convocatorias en Las Campanas,  
una con deadline de presentación el 25 de octubre y la segunda el 9 de  
noviembre.

Saludos,
Miguel

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IA-UNAB TELESCOPE AND INSTRUMENT OPERATOR 2025

Universidad Andrés Bello (UNAB) and Carnegie Science have signed an  
agreement for UNAB to operate an astronomy Research, Training and  
Outreach Station (The Station) at Las Campanas Observatory (LCO),  
property of Carnegie Science.

The Institute of Astrophysics at UNAB (IA-UNAB) invites you to apply  
for the position of Telescope and Instrument Operator (TIO), who will  
operate this Station remotely from La Serena with occasional visits to  
the Station.

IA-UNAB astronomers and researchers seek to carry out high-impact  
research in the areas of planetary sciences, stellar astrophysics,  
galactic, extragalactic and cosmology, among others. Being an  
Institute, IA-UNAB will also seek to contribute to the formation of  
human capital with international standards, teaching undergraduate and  
graduate courses, and generating multidisciplinary collaboration  
around Astronomy.

https://www.lco.cl/ia-unab-telescope-and-instrument-operator-2025

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Science Operations Assistant (October 2025)

Las Campanas Observatory (LCO) of the Carnegie Institution for Science  
Observatories—a world-class astronomical institution—has an opening  
for a Science Operations Assistant (SOA) to work on the two 6.5-meter  
Magellan telescopes.
As a key team member, the SOA will operate the telescopes and ensure  
the safe, efficient execution of night-time observations. The  
successful candidate will have a solid grasp of the instrumentation  
suite to provide basic technical support for visiting and remote  
astronomers and will contribute to first-line troubleshooting of  
telescope and instrument issues.
Minimum requirements: a degree in physics, astronomy, or engineering,  
plus demonstrated proficiency with Linux or macOS.
Location: LCO offices and administrative headquarters are in La  
Serena, Chile. Observatory facilities are located in the Andes at  
2,300 m elevation, ~160 km north of La Serena.

https://www.lco.cl/soa-2025

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