Categories:

• Agriculture and Forestry
• Automotive
• Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals
• Chemicals
• Construction and Maintenance
• Consumer Goods and Services
• Electronics and Electrical
• Energy and Environment
• Food and Related Products
• Industrial Goods and Services
• Information Technology
• Materials
• Real Estate
• Telecommunications
• Textiles and Nonwovens
• Transportation and Logistics

Popular Tags:

• player
• mp4
• mp4 player
• screen
• player screen
• screen mp4
• 4gb
• player 4gb
• 4gb mp4
• card
• slot
• player card
• 18inch
• inch
• 15inch
• inch mp4
• inch player
• flash
• style
• builtin

Home › scientist

 

Tag: scientist

Climate Application Scientist

2020-10-06 13:12:14| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Summary This is an opportunity for an experienced Climate Application Scientist with a background in atmospheric science, emissions and greenhouse gases to work onsite at ECSAT for Telespazio VEGA UK. Objective The objective is to give expert support to the ESA Climate Office for its activities developing the use of EO in monitoring atmospheric greenhouse gases GHGs and associated trace gas species, their inversion to emission fluxes, and use of this information by scientific, industrial and policy making users. Responsibilities Duties The successful candidate will have the opportunity to Provide expert analysis of the current state of the art in climate science, with a focus on atmospheric science. Liaise with user communities, partly being unfamiliar with the potential of Earth Observation EO, identifying opportunities for new RD activities, supporting the definition of new research and application development and demonstration projects, and communicating the results to the wider scientific, public and policy making audiences. Contributing to the overall response of the ESA Climate Office to the needs of ESAs Member States in maximising the benefits of EO for responding to the requirements of the UNFCCC Paris Agreement on climate change mitigation and adaptation. Supporting the dialogue with specialised user communities, analysing their needs for satellitebased observations of the climate system, and assessing their feedback on available EObased information, Deriving technical specifications for EO based data products and services responding to user needs, based on Essential Climate Variables, chiefly based on ESA EO Missions, with specific regard to longterm stability, consistency, completeness, availability, errorcharacterisation, reducing uncertainties, and compatibility with climate observations from other space and nonspace sources, Assisting the ESA Climate Office staff in establishing, running and evaluating industrial contracts RD projects and other EO exploitation activities to respond to the needs for EObased information for use in climate research and climate services, including for reanalysis, modelling, attribution, projection, prediction, trends assessment, and data assimilation, Ensuring the results of such developments are tested and verified with the corresponding climate user communities in the context of national and international climate policy, Cooperating with internal and external partner organisations to transfer capabilities developed under a research and demonstration context into an operational framework, Maintaining links and ensuring coherence with relevant activities of Member States and international partner organisations e.g., GCOS, WCRP, GEO, European Commission, ECMWF, Eumetsat, UNFCCC, IPCC, WMO, Future Earth , SCO etc, Contributing to the Agencys public communications on EO. Qualifications Experience University PhD or MSc or related qualification in Engineering, physics or Earth science, or any other appropriate scientific field. Related remote sensing applications development andor research Essential Skills Professional experience on product definition, calibration, validation, algorithm development, quality assessment and exploitation of Earth Observation data, particularly ESA missions, Relevant scientific exploitation activities either internationally or in ESA Member States and an established profile with research communities working in atmospheric science and its relation to climate would be an advantage. Familiarity with the national and international climate policy environment, e.g. ESA Member States national climate adaptation plans, UNFCCC Paris Agreement, IPCC etc would be an asset Qualities Capable of working effectively in a team with minimum supervision and have excellent communication and presentation skills. Strong English language skills A proactive and flexible attitude will be required Promoting cooperation and teamworking, problem solving

Tags: application climate scientist climate scientist

Earth Observation Data Scientist SW Engineer

2020-07-30 11:10:51| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

We are looking for a dynamic and userfocused data scientist SW engineer with experience in Earth observation data to work on projects for our client EUMETSAT. Proficiency in high level programming languages preferably python and a general knowledge of satellite Earth observation measurements for meteorology, climate, ocean, atmosphere is required. Main responsibilities include providing first line user support for EUMETSAT data services developing codebased training materials for endusers of EO satellite data and in particular Copernicus products delivering training on using such codebased approaches. Pls apply asap and latest by the 13th of August or contact us for more details. Click here to see the full position detailsor copy paste the following URL httpscloud.innoflair.nets26HnqPiWt3RSFgi Applications received will receive an email confirmation message!

Tags: data earth engineer observation

CommissioningVerification Scientist

2020-07-11 00:12:49| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, now under construction, will be a largeaperture, widefield, groundbased telescopecameradata processing system that will digitally survey half the sky every few nights in six optical bands. It will explore a wide range of astrophysical questions, ranging from discovering killer asteroids, exploring the time domain universe, mapping the evolution and structure of our Milky Way galaxy, to examining the nature of dark matter and dark energy. The project includes an 8meter class wide field telescope, a 3.2 gigapixel camera with 2second readout, and a stateoftheart petascale data management system to process, archive, and distribute the 15 TB of data produced every night. Rubin Observatory Construction started an 8year effort in July 2014. Rubin Observatory Construction is a single project funded by both the National Science Foundation and Department of Energy. Once completed, the Rubin Observatory will conduct the Legacy Survey of Space and Time LSST which will be the largest and most modern optical survey project ever built and a flagship of US science and engineering. The System Integration, Test Commissioning SITCom team is responsible for leading and coordinating the final system integration and commissioning of the Rubin Observatory System. The SITCom team also includes the Project Systems Engineering group PSE. The PSE is responsible in delivering a commissioned system that meets all stakeholders needs. At this stage of the project, this means ensuring that all of the requirements are properly verified and validated. This includes developing and managing requirements, verification plans, verification test specifications, performance estimates and crosssubsystem interfaces. Many of these functions are managed by the PSE using Model Based Systems Engineering MBSE. As a whole, the SITCom team is responsible for conducting verification activities, tracking progress, and working with other project members developing responses to issues and noncompliances that are discovered. Rubin Observatory is soliciting applicants for a CommissioningVerification Scientist within the SITCom team, this position will based either out of the Rubin Observatory Project Office Headquarters in Tucson, AZ or La Serena, Chile with the later preferred. The CommissioningVerification Scientist will play a key role during the Projects System Integration, Test and Commissioning phase with extensive duties on the summit site in Chile. The successful candidate will assist in the development and execution of verification plans as well as general commissioning activities to demonstrate the Rubin Observatory System has met its design requirements and specifications. With the project now at the beginning of its commissioning phase, the CommissioningVerification Scientist will work closely with Project systems engineers to continue the development of these verification plans, test cases, test specifications, procedures in the form of executable code. During conduct of commissioning activities, the CommissioningVerification Scientist is expected to perform detailed technical and science based analysis of test results. This is a onceinacareer opportunity to be part of the team that ushers in a new worldclass National astronomical facility that will change the way we see the universe. The position being sought runs through the completion of the Rubin Observatory Construction Project c. late 2022 with multiple opportunities for continued engagement during the Rubin Observatorys operational phase. The CommissioningVerification Scientist is expected to use the Projects developed common Work Management Systems e.g. JIRA for coordinating work during the commissioning phase of the Project, including the development and execution of verification activities and recording of verification analyses and results with the Projects JIRA based framework. The Systems CommissioningVerification Scientist will report to the Systems ScientistCommissioning Manager. Essential Functions Develop detailed subsystem, system and commissioning verification plans Generate test cases, test procedures and specifications to verify system and science requirements in the Projects Commissioning phase Convert test specifications into executable code e.g. Python within the Projects Science Quality and Reliability Engineering SQuaRE test and metric verification framework Validate test specifications and associated code with simulations or precursor data Execute validated verification test procedures Analysis of the collected verification test data against system and science requirements Develop and maintain interface code with SQuaRE teams test and metric verification framework Provide the SITCOM team support in ad hoc software development and data analysis tasks as required Contribute to and monitor the early crosssubsystem deliverables The ideal candidate will understand the process for the assembly, integration, and verificationvalidation and commissioning phases of a project. Minimum Requirements PhD in Astronomy, Physics, Computer Science, or related field Demonstrated knowledge of Python standard library Two years experience programming scientific software using Python Demonstrated knowledge of software management and version control Demonstrated knowledge of UNIXLinux based systems Ability to speak and write effectively, including preparation and presentation of reports Attention to detail and commitment to achieving high quality results on time Ability to cooperate with and obtain the support of others Desired ExperienceSkillsAbilities Demonstrated knowledge of core scientific Python libraries NumPy, SciPy, AstroPy etc Knowledge of SQL or similar language for database interaction Knowledge of Python GUI libraries, specifically PyQt Working knowledge using iPython and JupyterLab notebooks Understanding of software engineering, agile process and test driven design Astronomical image processing and analysis Experience executing projects in the assembly, integration, and commissioning phases Experience working on telescopes, instrumentation or other similarly complex systems Experience with large format multidetector digital astronomical cameras Experience with astronomical surveys Experience with MagicDraw or another MBSE tool Please list 3 professional references in your application and attach a cover letter and a CV or resume, PDF files preferred. Please name any attachments with the following format LastnameDocname. Application documents that are not uploaded as part of the application may be sent to employmentauraastronomy.org Veterans, disabled individuals or wounded warriors needing assistance with the employment process should request assistance at employmentauraastronomy.org This position will remain open until filled, we anticipate beginning our review of candidates in mid August, for full consideration, please submit your application by August 14, 2020. Preference granted to qualified Native Americans living on or near the Tohono Oodham reservation. Rubin Observatory has all staff working remotely during COVID19 crisis. The safety of our staff and community is our top priority. We will continue to interview and screen candidates in this new virtual landscape. Offers of employment can be extended and new hires can onboard virtually and arrangements may be made for remote work. Relocation benefits will be available to those eligible when travel can be supported AURA, as a leader in the astronomical community, is committed to diversity and inclusion. AURA develops and supports programs that advance our organizational commitment to diversity, broaden participation, and encourage the advancement of diversity throughout the astronomical scientific workforce. Learn more at httpwww.auraastronomy.orgdiversity The Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy AURA, is a consortium of over 40 US institutions and three international affiliates that operates worldclass astronomical observatories. AURAs role is to establish, nurture, and promote public observatories and facilities that advance innovative astronomical research. AURA is responsible for managing the operations of the NSFs National OpticalInfrared Astronomy Research Laboratory, the National Solar Observatory, and the construction of the Vera C. Rubin Observatory and the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope under cooperative agreements with the National Science Foundation and operations of the Space Telescope Science Institute under contracts with NASA. As a recipient of U.S. Government funding, AURA is considered a government contractor and is subject to Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action regulations. As an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer, AURA and all of the centers, do not discriminate based on race, sex, color, age, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identitygender identity expression, lawful political affiliations, veteran status, disability, andor any other legally protected status under applicable federal, state, and local equal opportunity laws.

Tags: scientist

Remote Sensing Scientist Ocean Colour

2020-06-15 17:13:14| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

EUMETSAT is Europes meteorological satellite agency monitoring the weather and climate from space 24 hours a day, 365 days a year We are currently looking for an experienced Remote Sensing Scientist to join our international team of dynamic and inspiring engineers and industry professionals based in Darmstadt, Germany, tasked with driving innovation within the Space, Satellite and Earth Observation sector. This role is rooted in the mission of EUMETSAT and will provide the opportunity to work with leading IT, Space and Earth Observation organisations and domain experts to make a positive impact on society! BACKGROUND Under a Copernicusdedicated programme, EUMETSAT operates four Copernicus Sentinel missions on behalf of the European Union, including the Sentinel3 mission dedicated to monitoring of ocean colour, sea surface temperature and ocean surface topography. In addition, Meteosat Third Generation MTG and the EUMETSAT Polar System of Second Generation EPSSG, the next generation EUMETSAT satellite systems to be deployed in the next five years have some ocean colour observation capability. As a member of the Marine Applications Competence Area of the Remote Sensing and Products RSP Division, the Remote Sensing Scientist Ocean Colour will support the definition, prototyping, implementation, validation and evolution of operational ocean colour products, focusing on Sentinel3. DUTIES Support the prototyping and operational implementation of advanced algorithms for improved and new marine ocean colour products from the Copernicus Sentinel3 and other EUMETSAT missions Provide product quality analysis and longterm quality monitoring of operational ocean colour products at EUMETSAT Plan, develop and perform ocean colour product calibration and validation activities, including the development of tools and methodologies for validation with Fiducial Reference Measurements and insitu data Support Sentinel3 mission operations with respect to processing anomalies, change requests, new processing baselines, and baseline regression testing Support the ocean colour product recalibration and reprocessing activities as required Maintain an in depth understanding of the observational capabilities of spaceborne ocean colour instrument Play an active role in relevant operational and scientific interactions with the Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service and the ocean colour user communities Support and manage external studies relevant for the development of new or improved productsparametersconcepts. What we offer Excellent salary, of up to Euro 7,500 month NET after tax and deductions based on skills and experience Flexible working time including additional flexileave Full medical coverage for employee and family Attractive final salary pension 30 days of annual leave 14.5 days public holidays Training and development support Relocation allowance and support if applicable SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE Indepth scientific knowledge of spaceborne optical observations of the ocean, in particular for Ocean Colour Radiometry Proven experience of processing of largevolumes of data from relevant spaceborne instruments Experience of working in a UNIX environment and with scientificallyoriented coding languages, CC and Python. JavaScript is an advantage Proficiency with scientific algorithm prototyping in IDL andor MATLAB Demonstrable experience with scientific development projects and working with ocean colour researchers and user communities Strengths in analysis, synthesis and presentation, coupled with good interpersonal skills and a proven ability to apply these to the interactions within and between teams. QUALIFICATIONS An advanced university degree or equivalent in remote sensing, physics, oceanography or another relevant discipline is required. LANGUAGE EUMETSAT is an international organisation with a working language of English. German language is not required to work here. More about us As an intergovernmental European Organisation, EUMETSAT can recruit nationals only from the 30 Member States Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

Tags: remote ocean colour scientist

Polar and Ice support Scientist

2020-04-28 11:12:25| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

At Serco not only is the nature of the work we do important, everyone has an important role to play, from caring for vulnerable people to managing complex public services. We are a team of 50,000 people responsible for delivering essential public services around the world, we are innovators,committed to redesigning and improving public services for the benefit of everyone. Serco and Proud Make a difference every day. We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Polar and Ice support Scientist, based in Frascati Italy. Main Responsibilities Within the Data Quality and Algorithm Management Office, the postholder will join the Quality Assurance For Earth Observation QA4EO contract and will work on the CalVal support area, directly responding to the Area Manager with the objective of exploring a new methodology assessment and scientific analysis of in situ data and a combination of field measurements and numerical process modeling over polar ocean and coastal areas with particular emphasis on small scale dynamics in conjuction with satellite altimetric data analysis low and high resolution. We are looking for a bright, young, postdoc like scientist, working in close liaison with ESRIN and with MIO Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography in Marseille France. The post holder will perform the following different domains of activities Coastal altimetry Multimission Polar ice Support the organization and execution of intercomparison exercises and international workshops SheHe will perform the following main activities, under the direction and guidelines of the Work Package leader and Area Manager Processing, Quality Control QC, formatting and analysis of insitu and field campaign data Processing and validation of ocean model outputs with the use all the available in situ and field campaign data and altimetry over selected areas of interest in the coastal regions and over polar ocean. Contribute to coastal and polar Altimetry data analysis and comparisons with in situ measurements and model Sensitivity study, optimization and error assessment of the developed altimetric methods. Use ocean circulation model outputs in support to the interpretation of slope currents positioning and intensity variability as depicted by altimetry Exploring and preprocessing available satellite, model and in situ datasets on the distribution and variability of seaice regions Contribute to the writing of scientific papers and presentations in international conferences Attendance to European progress meeting or conferences The Ideal Candidate Applicants should have a high level of selfmotivation, the capability to work effectively in a team and autonomously, and have excellent organisation skills. A strong proactive attitude is required in identifying problems and proposing solutions. Mandatory knowledge and experience requisites are University degree, or equivalent, in oceanography or a related discipline. Good knowledge of ocean dynamics and ocean physics Development of tools for analysis of large set of data and data visualization Proven experience in the field of oceanography list of publications. Experience in polar sea ice processes and sea ice modeling is of advantage. Handson experience with ocean validation methods and scientific analysis of in situ data Handson experience with ocean ice and multimission satellite polar data Experience with highfrequency radar or glider data being an advantage Good experience in the scientific exploitation of ocean numerical modeling Basic knowledge of altimeter mission and their applications would be an advantage Good oral and written communication Spatial, temporal and other statistical analyses of EO data Scientific publication and reporting including oral presentations of results Good Working proficiency in English. Good scientific programming skills e.g. Matlab, IDL, C, Pyton or Fortran In addition, the candidate shall have Attitude to follow guidelines and to require minimum supervision, proactively requesting help when needed Ability to plan and report and to work to deadline. Experience with Altimetric Earth Observation Satellite mission data Important Any offer of employment is contingent upon you providing documents to verify your identity and employment eligibility, as required by law. Applicants are reminded that they will be requested to produce such documentation during the recruitment process. Please contact a member of the recruitment team if you require further details of acceptable types of documentation required for verification of identity and work authorization. Data Protection When creating a profile on the Serco Career Centre you agreed to the Data Protection policy, a copy is available upon request. You may submit a written request revoking your consent to this agreement at any time.

Tags: support ice polar scientist

Sites : [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] next »