CEDAR email: Space Weather Physical Scientist Positions at NOAA

[Irfan Azeem - NOAA Federal]

*Space Weather Physical Scientist** (2 openings)*

The Office of Space Weather Observations (SWO) and the National Centers for
Environmental Information (NCEI) in NOAA/NESDIS both have openings for a
Physical Scientist to serve as a primary point of contact for coordinating
space weather activities across offices in NOAA. The selected candidates
will serve as liaisons between SWO, the Space Weather Prediction Center
(SWPC), and NCEI, ensuring timely exchange of information and data and
fostering effective collaboration and communication.

Responsibilities include integrating SWO-acquired satellite data and
imagery and NCEI products into space weather monitoring and forecasting
systems at SWPC, coordinating assessments of emerging requirements
from      various
stakeholders, supporting user engagement activities with the space weather
operational and scientific communities to gather feedback, and coordinating
training and education of NOAA staff and other stakeholders to enhance
their understanding of new data products and satellite observations of
space weather phenomena. Additionally, the role involves doing and managing
research activities to explore innovative ways to create and utilize new
data or new products for space weather forecasting and understanding.
These are US Government Civil Servant positions, applicants are required to
be US citizens and meet the listed required qualifications. The duty
location for these positions is in Boulder, CO. A Ph.D. in Space Science or
related subject and space weather experience is highly desirable. The
position level is ZP-4, which is approximately equivalent to GS-14.
The SWO vacancy
announcement can be found at https://www.usajobs.gov/job/811982800 and the
contact is Irfan.Azeem at noaa.gov. The SWO announcement will open on
*10/03/2024* and close on *10/16/2024*. For the NCEI vacancy announcement
please email Laurel.Rachmeler at noaa.gov to receive the link and announcement
dates as soon as they are available. Applicants are encouraged to apply for
both positions. For the applications, please pay very close attention to
the announcement and check the details in the application, best practices
for USAJOBS applications can be found online. Cover letters are not
required but can be helpful for the hiring committees.
-- 
Irfan Azeem, Ph.D.
Chief, Science and Engineering Division (SED)
Office of Space Weather Observations (SWO)
NOAA/NESDIS
Office: (301) 713-0572
Mobile: (240) 255-8072
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