CEDAR email: Announcing four NEW Positions @ ECHAIN at Univ of New Brunswick- Deadline Nov 30, 2018

[jaya]

The Expanded Canadian High Arctic Ionospheric Network (ECHAIN) 
(http://chain.physics.unb.ca/chain/) at the University of New Brunswick 
is seeking to hire individuals for FOUR newly announced positions. The 
deadline for applications is*November 30, 2018*. Please see links for 
full descriptions, criteria and application procedures. 
http://www.unb.ca/hr/careers/support-staff.php

*ECHAIN HF Radio Systems Engineer*
The Expanded Canadian High Arctic Ionospheric Network (ECHAIN) is seeking a
High-Frequency Radio Systems (HFRS) Engineer to enhance our project team 
and
development of our growing network of GPS Ionospheric TEC and 
Scintillation Monitors
and Ionosondes (HF Radars) in the Canadian Arctic. This position will be 
focused on Research and
Development of HFRS, maintenance of Ionosondes, and develop and maintain
scientific and control software, and provide a wide variety of 
Engineering and
technical support to our research team, students, and the wider scientific
community. The position will be the primary contact with our external 
partners
in the ongoing development of HFRS.
http://www.unb.ca/hr/_resources/php/print-support-staff-posting.php?theid=YZ2hpw==

*Senior Programming Scientist*
The Canadian High Arctic Ionospheric Model (CHAIM) Senior Programming 
Scientist is
responsible for the development and ongoing management of software 
associated
with three phases of CHAIM. This role involves porting existing code 
from the
IDL programing language to Matlab, developing automated data retrieval and
processing algorithms, developing and maintaining an ftp database, and
automating a highly parallelized data assimilation framework. In 
addition, the
CHAIM Senior Programming Scientist will be responsible for user support 
to our industrial
partners and the larger international scientific community.
http://www.unb.ca/hr/_resources/php/print-support-staff-posting.php?theid=YZ2grA==

*ECHAIN HF Radar Technician*
shall integrate within the pre-existing ECHAIN Research Team, work as 
Administrator
of the HF Radar remote sensing network, and co-supervisor of the project
personnel. The responsibilities are varied and require a high level of
independent action and initiative. The level of accountability is unusually
high due to the compressed timelines, identified milestones, interdependent
complex deliverables and of course independent travel to very remote 
locations
in the Canadian High Arctic as part of this position. The incumbent should
possess a wide knowledge of scientific equipment and techniques including;
digital and analog electronics; computer languages and software; HF systems;
remote sensing techniques; mechanical process; diagnosing system loads; and
server load balancing.
http://www.unb.ca/hr/_resources/php/print-support-staff-posting.php?theid=YZ2hpA==

*ECHAIN Senior System Analyst*
responsible for development and ongoing management of data integration 
of the High
Frequency (HF) Radar remote sensing research program into the existing 
ECHAIN
databases ensuring continuous availability to our industrial and government
partners and other members within the international scientific community.
The position will be the primary contact with our external partners 
accessing this data.
The responsibilities are varied and require a high level of independent 
action and initiative.
The incumbent shall integrate within the pre-existing ECHAIN Research 
Team, spearhead the
development and integration of innovative data management software for 
the HF
Radar remote sensing network, and mentorship of the project personnel. This
position will provide operational support that seamlessly links into 
existing
ECHAIN resources, develops and maintains scientific data software, and 
provides
a wide variety of support to external partner research teams, ECHAIN science
team, students, and the wider international scientific community.
http://www.unb.ca/hr/_resources/php/print-support-staff-posting.php?theid=YZ2grQ==

All the Best,
Regards
Jay

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__________________________
Dr. P. T. Jayachandran
Professor
Physics Department
University of New Brunswick
PO Box 4400, 8 Bailey Drive
Fredericton,  NB
Canada   E3B 5A3
Ph: 506-447-3330
Fax: 506-453-4581
Email: jaya at unb.ca
http://chain.physics.unb.ca/jayachandran/

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