Physical Scientist/Hydrologist/Meteorologist

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; Deutschland; Vor Ort; EUR 69.000 - 103.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

NOAA's National Weather Service seeks an Emergency Response Specialist to deliver impact-based decision support during high-impact events. You will work across the Office of Operations and Sector Operations Centers, coordinating with state and regional partners and field offices.

Responsibilities include developing exercises, messaging weather and environmental information, and ensuring rapid, accurate warnings during emergencies.

Qualifikationen

• Position within NOAA/NWS as Emergency Response Specialist.
• IDSS and emergency management coordination experience beneficial.
• Experience collaborating with state, regional, and local partners is advantageous.

Aufgaben

• Provide accurate and timely Impact-based Decision Support Service (IDSS) to emergency managers and decision makers for high impact weather, water and environmental events.
• Support development and execution of exercises in collaboration with partners and NWS field offices.
• Collaborate with partners to identify service gaps and requirements for weather, water and environmental information needs.

Jobbeschreibung

Open: September 8, 2026 — Closes: September 21, 2026

Summary

This position is located in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Weather Service (NWS), Office of Operations, Sector Operations Centers, with 10 vacancies in Nashville, TN; Springfield, IL; Albany, NY; Atlanta, GA; Bismark, ND; Columbus, OH; Hanover, MD; Lincoln, NE; City of Los Angeles, CA; or County of Los Angeles, CA.

Major Duties

As a Physical Scientist/Hydrologist/Meteorologist, you will perform the following duties: The working title of this position is Emergency Response Specialist. As an Emergency Response Specialist, provide accurate and timely Impact-based Decision Support Service (IDSS) to emergency managers, emergency response officials, state or regional decision makers for high impact weather, water and/or environmental events. Support development and execution of exercises in collaboration with state, regional, territorial partners and National Weather Service (NWS) field offices. Collaborate with partners identifying service gaps and requirements for weather, water and environmental information needs. Collaborate with NWS local, regional and national center offices on consistent messaging of weather, water, and environmental events. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: During periods of threatening weather, water or environmental events or rapidly changing conditions, the increase in workload and the necessity for rapid dissemination of warnings and updates requires periods of acute mental alertness and produces considerable mental stress. Adverse weather conditions often require the incumbent to work hours longer than the usual shift, adding to mental and physical stress. Incumbent will be required to remain at the office when the general public is evacuating the area during high impact weather, water or environmental events to provide impact-based decision support services and warnings to critical decision makers including other federal, state or local level governmental agencies over matters involving immediate/emergency public health and safety measures