Promoting Observatory Careers - Manuel Ivan Paredes

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Presented at the GHOU 2018 conference in Vienna, Austria from 13-15 August. http://handsonuniverse.org/ghou2018/program/

Promoting Observatory
Careers
Manuel Paredes
Gemini Observatory
La Serena
CHILE

- Engineers
- Technicians
- Software
- Admins
- Scientists
Problem

Solutions
Career
Brochure
Career
Website
Career
Panel

Promoting Observatory Careers - Manuel Ivan Paredes

www.gemini.edu/careers
- Career Brochure’s
Companion website
- Include video
interviews
- Selected Staff from
the Brochure
- Tracking metrics

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