[ES_JOBS_NET] Vacancy: Earth System Model Developer

Erika Marín-Spiotta marinspiotta at wisc.edu
Thu Jul 24 11:01:15 MDT 2014


Date:    Wed, 23 Jul 2014 13:14:11 -0400
From:    Forrest Hoffman <forrest at CLIMATEMODELING.ORG>
Subject: Vacancy: Earth System Model Developer

*Job Posting Title**:*
Earth System Model Developer / NB50440778

*Posted Date**:*
07/22/2014

*End Posting Date**:*
09/30/2014

*Purpose**:*
The Computer Science and Mathematics Division in the Computing and
Computational Sciences Directorate and the Climate Change Science
Institute (http://climatechangescience.ornl.gov/) at the Oak Ridge
National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks to hire an Earth System Model Developer.

*Major Duties/Responsibilities**:*
The successful candidate will work collaboratively on several projects
with a highly diverse and multidisciplinary team of environmental,
ecological, remote sensing, climate, and computational scientists at
ORNL's Climate Change Science Institute (CCSI), other DOE Labs, the USDA
Forest Service, NASA, and partner universities to develop and evaluate
terrestrial and marine biogeochemical model components within coupled
Earth system models (ESMs). The candidate will join a growing team
within CCSI focused on model-data integration. As such, the candidate
will design, develop, and test new algorithms for carbon and nutrient
cycling in the Community Land Model (CLM), develop tools for evaluating
multiple model performance through comparison with a wide variety of
data sets, and develop methods and tools for analysis and integration of
field data, model results, and remotely sensed imagery in an Open Source
environment. The candidate will conduct research and report results in
open literature journals, technical reports, and at relevant conferences.

*Qualifications Required**:*
A Ph.D. degree in an Earth or environmental science discipline, computer
science, or civil or environmental engineering is required. Software
engineering skills and experience developing parallel algorithms using
MPI and OpenMP in Fortran-90/Fortran-2003 and C/C++ are required. Proven
analytical skills and experience using R or Python and NCL are required.
Experience preparing documents using LaTeX in a Linux or Unix
environment is a must. Excellent interpersonal skills for working within
a highly diverse team, strong oral and written communications skills,
good organizational skills, and high personal motivation are all necessary.

*Desired Qualifications:*
Experience using revision control systems, including Mercurial and Git,
and tracking issues with Trac or Jira are desired.  Experience using R,
Python, PostgreSQL, NCO, CDO, Matlab, IDL/ENVI, and UV-CDAT is
preferred. Familiarity with NetCDF and HDF files and application
programming interfaces and the Climate and Forecasting (CF) conventions
is preferred. Candidates with knowledge of land-atmosphere interactions
or atmospheric turbulence, and experience with atmospheric transport
models are preferred. Experience running regional and/or global climate
or Earth system models on large supercomputers is desired. Spatial
analysis skills using GRASS/GDAL and experience processing remote
sensing imagery, particularly from MODIS and LANDSAT, is desired.

For more information, visit http://www.ornl.gov/ornl/careers or e-mail
ORNLRecruiting at ornl.gov.  ORNL is an equal opportunity employer. All
qualified applicants, including individuals with disabilities and
protected veterans, are encouraged to apply. UT-Battelle is an E-Verify
Employer.

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Forrest Hoffman                       forrest at climatemodeling.org
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
http://www.climatemodeling.org/~forrest
Computational Earth Sciences Group    (865) 576-7680 voice
Building 2040, Room E249, MS 6301     (865) 574-9501 fax
P.O. Box 2008                         Deliveries: One Bethel Valley Road
Oak Ridge TN 37831-6301               35° 55' 23" N   84° 19' 20" W
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