The phrase "advisor position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a job or role that involves providing guidance or advice, typically in an academic or professional context.
Example: "She applied for the advisor position at the university to help students navigate their academic paths."
Alternatives: "advisory role" or "consultant position".
HH took charge of advisor position for paper presentation, experiment design, data analysis presentation as well English revising.
Bolton will move into the high-ranking foreign policy advisor position just as the U.S. is approaching talks with North Korea, an extremely delicate diplomatic maneuver between two volatile leaders. .
The Pope also suggested that his mysterious next step was a "natural transition" from his previous role, and he was still planning to remain involved in the Church, possibly in an advisor position.
An adult found the photo and as a result, her school decided not to allow her to run for a student advisor position.
For instance, I can hear us now deconstructing the fact that with Susan Rice gone, most likely to take the non-hearing national security advisor position, John Kerry, once the bane of the Right Wing smear system, will instead be named secretary of state.
Again, the advisor position is a non-voting position but it will still allow you to be involved in the decision-making process.
Defense and national security are hot fields where advisor positions will likely be needed.
According to Kingsbury there are well over a hundred science advisor positions scattered amongst the five federal departments identified as primarily dealing with science: Natural Resources, Oceans and Fisheries, Agriculture Canada, Environment Canada, and Health Canada.
So on Tuesday the Dodgers announced Colletti was out as GM, made up one of those "advisor" positions to slide him over to and said they were adding Tampa Bay GM Andrew Friedman to the front office.
He subsequently held a number of Military Advisor positions, most notably in Washington DC, Vietnam and, after resigning from the military, with Westland Helicopters and during filming of the movie A Bridge Too Far.
In particular, the luring of opposition party elite into ruling party government positions, made public and broadcast widely, saw many leading opposition party members jump to the ruling party for well paid undersecretary of state or advisor positions in the last two months prior to the elections.
