The Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (SW CASC) is seeking a postdoc or PhD candidate to lead research synthesis on the intersection of invasive species and climate change in the Southwest. The SW CASC delivers useful and useable science to natural and cultural resource managers for climate adaptation planning. There is growing awareness that climate change influences the spread of invasive species and that invasives can interact with climate change, exacerbating impacts. The SW CASC is interested in synthesizing research on invasive species and climate change across the Southwest and engaging with natural and cultural resource managers to identify regional research, education, and communication priorities. Specific activities may include, but are not limited to, 1) conducting a structured literature review of invasive species research, 2) conducting research on climate change and invasive species, 3) engaging with regional scientists and managers interested in invasive species and with Regional Invasive Species & Climate Change (RISCC) Management Networks elsewhere in the US and 4) translating scientific information for distribution to resource managers or other interested audiences.