Open Position! AnaEE-ERIC – Data and Modelling Scientist

AnaEE-ERIC is currently looking for a Data and Modelling Scientist to lead our Data and Modelling Centre (DMC) in Rome, Italy – at the beautiful setting of CREA’s Research Centre for Engineering and Agro-Food Engineering.

Application DL: April 17th

What You’ll Do:

  • Develop cutting-edge tools and virtual services for the ecological research community
  • Implement FAIR data standards and train facility managers across Europe
  • Represent AnaEE-ERIC at international conferences and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams
  • Contribute to EU Horizon Europe projects and proposals
  • Be the vital link between AnaEE-ERIC and CREA

The Ideal Candidate:

  • Has 3+ years of post-graduate experience in data management, modelling, or engineering
  • Demonstrates independent research capabilities and problem-solving skills
  • Excels in collaborative environments with strong communication skills
  • Possesses operational knowledge of DevOps, database management, and programming fundamentals
  • Is ready to travel across Europe and work in an international setting

For more information visit Working at AnaEE: anaee.eu

For more information, go to CREA’s website (in Italian): AnaEE-DMC job

LifeWatch ERIC Full Stack Developer

LifeWatch ERIC is a European Research Infrastructure Consortium providing e-Science research facilities to scientists investigating biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services in order to support society in addressing key planetary challenges.

LifeWatch ERIC is currently seeking a Full Stack Developer. The Full Stack Developer position aims to drive the development and optimisation of web applications for LifeWatch ERIC, enhancing research capabilities in biodiversity and ecosystem analysis through innovative software solutions.

  • Location: ICT-Core premises in Seville, Spain;
  • Position: Full-time;
  • Funding resources: Projects BioDT, DTBioflow, EULAC for Energy Transition, MICROBES-4-CLIMATE.

Application deadline: 1 April 2025. 

For more information visit this page: https://www.lifewatch.eu/download/131-ict-core-full-stack-developer/

Three exciting career opportunities at the Marine Institute (Ireland)

Closing date: 20/03/2025

Are you enthusiastic about scientific communication and stakeholder engagement? The Marine Institute is looking for a committed Scientific & Technical Officer (STO) EU Project Communications & Stakeholder Engagement to join the EU projects team and work on numerous EU projects, with a particular emphasis on the innovative AMRIT project. (See www.amritproject.eu)

In this role, you will be responsible for creating and delivering AMRIT’s communication strategy, ensuring that our ground-breaking research and discoveries reach a large audience. You will also have the opportunity to participate in additional relevant projects, increasing your involvement in this sector.

The EU projects team is also looking to fill the following positions:
Scientific & Technical Officer (STO) EU Project Technical Delivery
Scientific & Technical Officer (STO) EU Project Data Delivery

LifeWatch ERIC Chief Technology Officer

LifeWatch ERIC is a European Research Infrastructure Consortium providing e-Science research facilities to scientists investigating biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services in order to support society in addressing key planetary challenges.

LifeWatch ERIC is currently seeking an experienced Chief Technology Officer to lead and coordinate the development of its technological infrastructure, ensuring it aligns with cutting-edge global standards and advances in Europe and beyond.

  • Location: LifeWatch ERIC Headquarters is in Seville, Spain;
  • The role requires collaboration with the Common Facilities and Distributed Centres across Europe;
  • Position: Full-time position, with an option to work four days per week; Four-year term, with the potential for an additional four-year extension;
  • Funding resources: LifeWatch ERIC Strategic Working Plan.

Application deadline: 30 April 2025. 

For more information visit this page: https://www.lifewatch.eu/download/130-sso-chief-technology-officer

Project Director of the Horizon Europe AMRIT project

ARMINES is seeking a Project Director for HEP AMRIT to join the ambitious team with an international dimension in the field of Ocean Observation. The successful candidate will manage/coordinate/direct the ambitious Horizon Europe Project AMRIT, supervised by Professor Laurent Mortier and in close cooperation with the project partners.

The successful candidate must have an advanced university degree (M.Sc or equivalent degree) in Oceanography, Marine Science, engineering, or related fields and at least five years (PhD included) of relevant experience in ocean observations or services in ocean observation organisations.

If you want a job that will expand your horizons and make a difference in marine research across Europe, consider this job position!

Click here for the full call text.

Expected starting date: Q1 2025

Based in Plouzané, Brittany, France

Type of contract: 3 year Fixed-term employment contract

ICOS is looking for a new Director General

ICOS ERIC is searching for a new Director General (DG). The DG is appointed by the ICOS ERIC General Assembly for a five-year term, renewable twice. The position will become available mid-to late 2025. The ICOS General Assembly, with support from the ICOS Head Office, has established a selection committee to recruit the new DG. 

The DG oversees and coordinates the ICOS RI activities and is the legal representative of ICOS ERIC. She/he is responsible for the scientific and strategic operation and the further development of ICOS ensuring socio-economic impact, technology development, innovation and international cooperation. The DG ensures the implementation of the GA decisions. The DG reports to the GA and convenes the ICOS Research Infrastructure Committee (RICOM), which represents the scientific and technical competence in ICOS and advises the DG in all matters. The work includes among others: drawing up proposals for the GA, establishing and modifying annual work plans, and ensuring consistency, coherence and stability of the research infrastructure services.

Key Responsibilities

  • The DG is the leader of ICOS RI and the legal representative of ICOS ERIC.
  • The DG is expected to have a vision to maintain ICOS at the forefront of the global observing systems and ensure the long-term sustainability of ICOS.
  • The DG carries out the day-to-day management of ICOS ERIC and is responsible for managing the staff and activities of the Head Office and the Director of the Carbon Portal.
  • The DG ensures the ICOS ERIC activities are in line with the budget and internal rules.

Qualifications

The successful candidate for the role of ICOS DG should possess a diverse set of skills, encompassing the following areas:

Technical and Scientific Expertise

  • Established scientist with preferably a broad and integrative view on greenhouse gases and carbon cycle science, covering the atmosphere, ecosystem and ocean domains.
  • Solid understanding of greenhouse gas data, processes, products and services for users in science, industry, politics and society.
  • Proven experience in collaborating effectively with scientists and governmental entities, emphasising the ability to bridge the gap between scientific expertise and practical applications.
  • Familiarity, or ability to quickly understand the European Research Infrastructure landscape and to consider this landscape in the strategic orientation of ICOS.

Management and Leadership

  • Ability to set out a long-term vision for ICOS and the means for its achievement.
  • Experience in leading large and complex projects in international settings.
  • Experience in managing organisation, budget, and personnel at senior level.
  • Ability to motivate co-workers and achieve high team commitment.
  • Ability to delegate tasks and areas of responsibility to co-workers.
  • Capability to build and maintain consensus and to work with others and achieve sustainable outcomes.
  • Experience in operating at a multi-nation level and dealing with international institutions and funding agencies, particularly the European Commission.

Communication and Diplomacy

  • Excellent oral and written communication skills, with the ability to articulate complex scientific concepts to diverse stakeholders.
  • Demonstrated success in leading negotiations, highlighting the capability to reach agreements and establish beneficial partnerships.
  • Awareness and adaptability to effectively engage with individuals from diverse nationalities and cultural backgrounds.

Other Requirements

  • The working language of ICOS ERIC is English. The DG should be a fluent English speaker, reader, and writer. Knowledge of at least one other European Union language is beneficial.

Appointment Terms and How to Apply

Information about the application procedure and other details can be found on the ICOS website: ICOS is looking for a new Director General | ICOS (icos-cp.eu)

The deadline for applications: 30th November 2024

Job Opportunity: Head of Science Team in the IPCC WGI Technical Support Unit

Working Group I of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC WGI) is filling the position of Head of Science Team in the Technical Support Unit (TSU).

The position is located in the Paris area, at Gif-sur-Yvette (France).

The TSU works at the unique IPCC interface between science and policy in the provision of the climate knowledge and information that is relevant for policy needs and decision making. The team is responsible for facilitating and implementing the assessment process undertaken by the author teams and overseen by the WGI Bureau.

They are seeking someone who is highly motivated to join a team that spans different areas of expertise including climate sciences (observations, climate processes, global and regional climate modeling), visual design and communication, digital information development and management, and international project management. The team is hosted by Université Paris-Saclay and located in the facilities of Ecole normale supérieure Paris-Saclay in the Paris area.

They are looking for someone who is enthusiastic in supporting a high impact and rigorous WGI assessment and promote the value of information on the physical basis of climate change and its accessibility and usability by different communities around the world.

The deadline for this role has been extended, and applications will remain open until the position is filled. Read more and apply here.

Open Position: Project Data Officer at SIOS Knowledge Centre!

SIOS is looking for a scientific programmer for its office in Longyearbyen, Svalbard!

If you have a background in e.g. geophysics and are up for an adventure close to the North pole you should apply for this 3-years’ position!

You would be part of an international team at the SIOS Knowledge Centre, work with scientific data management across distributed data centres, rich scientific data documentation and publishing and outreach activities related to the above mentioned.

The position offers you an unforgettable experience on a remote island with stunning nature, yet rich cultural and re-creative life in town. You will work in a highly international environment and connect to SIOS partners in 10 countries.

Application deadline: 30 October 2023

More information:

https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/250868/project-data-officer

Open position: Scientific researcher (m/f/x) assessing the risk of Amazon rainforest dieback in models, Physical Geography and Land Use Systems, LMU’s Department of Geography, Germany

LMU’s Department of Geography investigates vegetation-climate interactions. The group develops and applies the latest generation of land and Earth system models and integrates them with observations. Key research questions are the fate of ecosystems under the pressures of land use and climate change, Earth system feedbacks via energy, water and biogeochemical cycles, and the role of vegetation for greenhouse gas emissions reduction and CO2 removals in support of the Paris Agreement. The team is strongly involved in large international collaborations such as the Global Carbon Project, CMIP and IPCC.

The scientific researcher will be part of the Horizon Europe project “ClimTip”. Large-scale Earth system tipping events could have severe consequences for climate, ecosystems and society. ClimTip combines paleoclimate, observational and model data to identify tipping elements and early-warning signals. In close collaboration with Prof. Niklas Boers (ClimTip lead, Technical University Munich) LMU leads the assessment of the risk of Amazon forest dieback. The scientific researcher will

  • coordinate a comparison across international Earth system modeling groups to assess the non-linearity of the response of the Amazon rainforest to combined land-use and climate change
  • contribute and analyze own simulations with the ICON Earth System Model
  • take a leading role in the development of scientific publications.

Deadline for applications is 10th November 2023. Read more and apply here: https://academicpositions.com/ad/lmu-munich/2023/scientific-researcher-m-f-x-assessing-the-risk-of-amazon-rainforest-dieback-in-models/207292

Open position: Funded PhD opportunity in ocean carbon observing technologies, National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Southamption, UK

NOC are seeking a PhD candidate who will lead the optimisation of novel autonomous sensor and sampler technologies through laboratory tests and field trials, integrated on autonomous platforms such as the Autosub Long Range and gliders (e.g. SEAEXPLORER). The successful candidate will demonstrate these technologies and develop new autonomous observing strategies during planned and funded sea trials to the North and mid-latitude Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea.

The candidate will collaborate with the wider European ocean carbon observing community and observing technology developers through project GEORGE and will join new deployment opportunities (e.g. Liguria Sea, Porcupine Abyssal Plane) as they become available, collecting data which will improve our understanding of ocean acidification and carbon dynamics. The potential of these new technologies for citizen science and capacity building applications in developing countries will also be addressed.

Deadline for applications is 3rd January 2024. Read more and apply here: https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/keeping-up-with-ocean-change-using-robots-to-push-the-envelope-in-ocean-carbon-observing/?p161206