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CMAS offers a place to post jobs related to atmospheric science, atmospheric modeling, meteorological modeling, and climate modeling. If you would like to post a job here, please email the job information to cmas@unc.edu. Make sure that you include an expiration date in your job description. If the position is hiring until filled, we will post it for 2 months, and you can ask to repost if needed.

Available Positions

• Multiple research and research engineer positions open at BSC on anthropogenic and natural emissions, air quality, greenhouse gases, climate, modeling and artificial intelligence   [APPLY]

  
  The Earth Sciences Department at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (Spain) is embarking on an umbrella of large-scale activities and developments linked to the implementation of a High-Resolution Emission System for Air Quality Prediction and Greenhouse Gas Monitoring. These activities are part of a large initiative on the "Modernization of observation networks and digitalization of production processes for the development of intelligent meteorological services in the context of climate change" in the framework of the European Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan funded by the European Union - Next Generation EU.
  
  In this ambitious and potentially rewarding endeavour, we need a variety of postdoctoral researchers, researchers and research engineers in atmospheric composition, climate, machine learning/artificial intelligence and computer science.
  
  The applicants for postdoctoral and research positions would ideally have interest in at least one of the following topics:
  • Development of the BSC emission modeling framework (HERMESv3).
  • Development of a near-real-time emission monitoring system for Spain.
  • Development of satellite-based emission plume detection and quantification methods to estimate and monitor emissions from urban and industrial hotspots.
  • Understanding of multi-phase organic chemistry and development of flexible schemes in atmospheric models.
  • Understanding of aerosol microphysics and development of related parameterizations in atmospheric models.
  • Design and development of machine learning/artificial intelligence models to emulate air quality models or components (e.g. chemical mechanism) and improve emission inversion estimates.
  • Understanding the impact of vegetation fire emissions on ozone and particulate matter.
  • Characterization of dust sources and mineralogy based on space-borne spectroscopy (e.g. EMIT, EnMAP).
  • Improving our understanding desert dust emission and its variability and trends.
  • Exploitation of in-situ and/or remote sensing observational data for atmospheric composition modelling, data assimilation, evaluation, and emission inversion.
  The applicants for research engineer positions would ideally have interest in at least one of the following topics:
  • Python developments for emission modeling and evaluation.
  • Atmospheric composition/emission modeling performance and modularization.
  • GPU porting/offloading for atmospheric composition/emission modeling.
  • Workflow developments for operational forecasts and data assimilation.
  • Parallel implementations for artificial intelligence model training and application on GPU/TPUs HPC environments
  Details can be found here: https://www.bsc.es/join-us/job-opportunities/39123esaemetre1-2r1-2
  
  

• Post-Doc Research Associate with UNC   [APPLY]

  
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