This position is for a Field Technician to support a research project on O'ahu, Hawai'i, focusing on seed dispersal and ecosystem changes caused by invasive and native plants and birds. The role involves invasive plant removal, measuring vegetation and fruit abundance, conducting bird counts, deploying cameras, and observing bird behavior. Technicians will work in rugged terrain, often in challenging weather, as part of a team, with responsibilities including data recording, equipment maintenance, and participating in outreach events. The position offers a six-month commitment, $16/hour pay, shared vehicles, and optional crew housing, with flights to Honolulu covered by applicants. Candidates should have a relevant bachelor's degree, field experience, a valid driver’s license, and enthusiasm for research. Preference is given to those with tropical ecosystem or Hawaiian plant experience. Applications close June 4, 2026. The role offers flexible work arrangements and emphasizes safety, teamwork, and learning in a supportive environment.