[ES_JOBS_NET] CIRA-NOAA/GSL Ensemble Prediction Researcher

[Clark Evans - NOAA Federal]

The Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere (CIRA) at Colorado
State University (CSU) seeks to fill a full-time Research Scientist
position designed to conduct collaborative research with the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) located at the Global Systems
Laboratory (GSL) in Boulder, CO.

The individual in this position will contribute to the development of
next-generation ensemble (or probabilistic) numerical weather prediction
systems. They will contribute scientific understanding to inform how these
systems are designed and how they can be leveraged to provide effective
decision-support guidance to end users. Major duties will include
contributing to the refinement of existing ensemble generation and
evaluation methods; applying scientific understanding to help identify and
implement innovations for improving probabilistic forecast skill and
spread; and contributing to designing, conducting, and evaluating the
outputs of hypothesis-driven ensemble numerical weather prediction
experiments. The person in this role is expected to help contribute to the
goal of developing high-resolution, regional and global, ensemble weather
prediction systems that are skillful, reliable, physically realistic, and
useful to a wide range of stakeholders.

This position is suitable to an early- to mid-career scientist and is open
to foreign nationals working on visas. Applications are due by October 26
at 11:59p MT and may be submitted at:

https://csusystem.wd12.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/fortcollins_careers/job/Boulder-CO/XMLNAME-26-118--Ensemble-Prediction-Researcher_R2026107710

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Clark Evans, Ph.D.
Research Physical Scientist and Physics Branch Chief
NOAA/OAR/Global Systems Laboratory
Earth Prediction Advancement Division
clark.evans at noaa.gov
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