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Climate Research Scientist |
Location: Hobart, Tasmania preferred The Opportunity
The Climate Research Scientist will lead research on climate hazards such as storms, heatwaves, bushfires, and drought, and utilise the research to better prepare for the impacts of climate hazards. The position will conduct process-based evaluations of key climate hazards in observations and climate models. They will perform verification and assessment of hazard indices in climate forecast products, which in turn will guide how hazard products are provided to clients. The role requires an understanding of atmospheric dynamics with good analytical, statistical, and programming skills to develop and apply fit-for-purpose weather and climate hazard indices. In this role, you will have the opportunity to build and maintain networks, play a lead role in securing project funds, provide scientific leadership and pursue new ideas and approaches that create new concepts. You will provide critical assessment of key climate risks for Australia. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of meaningful research into a highly topical subject, for the benefit of all Australians. Your duties will include:
To be considered you will need:
Click here for eligibility, how to apply and other information: Applications Close – 30th January 2023 11:00pm AEDT |
Climate Research Engineer |
Location: Hobart, Tasmania preferred The Opportunity
As a climate research software engineer, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to the growing need for the delivery of climate-risk products to the public. The development of Large Ensemble Climate Forecast archives is recognised by the World Climate Research Program (WCRP) as a critical tool in generating the very large samples needed to forecast and characterise extreme climate events. What is so exciting about this role? You’ll provide rapid diagnosis of extreme events, their likelihoods, the regions impacted, and their risks to national infrastructure and livelihood. The information on extreme event footprints and frequency will be coupled with national databases on the impacts of extreme events to provide assessments of climate vulnerability and risk and help in guiding response and adaptation efforts. Your duties will include:
To be considered you will need:
Click here for eligibility, how to apply and other information: Applications Close – 30th January 2023 11:00p pm AEDT |
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