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Mercator Ocean International recherche un(e) Coordinateur(trice) international du programme OceanPredict pour soutenir la mise en œuvre et les interactions avec le OceanPrediction DCC. Vous reporterez à la direction scientifique et contribuerez à renforcer la coopération internationale en océanographie opérationnelle.
Le candidat idéal possède un diplôme d'ingénieur et/ou un doctorat en océanographie, avec au moins 10 ans d'expérience et une expertise avérée en prévision océanique (modélisation,
Contrat à durée déterminée à objet défini Durée de 2.5 ans Date de démarrage - ASAP Avantages : Horaires flexibles, Titres restaurant, Congés payés et RTT (9 semaines), Télétravail , Forfait mobilités durables, Mutuelle
Mercator Ocean International développe des activités d'océanographie opérationnelle depuis près de 30 ans, dans le cadre de son mission d’intérêt général de préservation de l'océan. De nombreux défis scientifiques et sociétaux doivent être relevés afin de garantir un océan durable, qu'ils concernent l'environnement, la biodiversité, le changement climatique, l'économie bleue ou l'éducation. Pour relever ces défis, Mercator Ocean conçoit, développe, opère et maintient à l’état de l’art scientifique des systèmes numériques capables de décrire, d’analyser et de prévoir l’état de l’océan en 3D, en continu et en temps réel. Les informations scientifiques sont ensuite traduites pour être accessibles à tous, qu'il s'agisse de services publics ou commerciaux, de décideurs politiques, d’industriels, d’associations, d'ONG, d'enseignants ou de citoyens. Mercator Océan International allie ainsi au quotidien excellence scientifique et engagement social. En tant que société à but non lucratif sous gouvernance multinationale (ES, FR, GB, IT, NO), nous travaillons dans un climat de confiance avec nos dix partenaires actionnaires, tous acteurs clés du développement de l'océanographie européenne.
Mercator Ocean International has been developing operational oceanography activities for nearly 30 years, as part of its public interest mission to preserve the ocean. Many scientific and societal challenges must be met to ensure a sustainable ocean, whether they concern the environment, biodiversity, climate change, the blue economy or education. To meet these challenges, Mercator Ocean designs, develops, operates and maintains state-of-the-art digital systems capable of describing, analysing and forecasting the state of the ocean in 3D, continuously and in real time. The scientific information is then translated to be accessible to all, whether they are public or commercial services, political decision makers, industrialists, associations, NGOs, teachers or citizens. Mercator Ocean International thus combines scientific excellence and social commitment on a daily basis. As a non-profit company under multinational governance (ES, FR, GB, IT, NO), we work in a climate of trust with our ten shareholder partners, all key players in the development of European oceanography.
Mercator Ocean International has been developing operational oceanography activities for nearly 30 years, as part of its public interest mission to preserve the ocean. Many scientific and societal challenges must be met to ensure a sustainable ocean, whether they concern the environment, biodiversity, climate change, the blue economy or education. To meet these challenges, Mercator Ocean designs, develops, operates and maintains state-of-the-art digital systems capable of describing, analysing and forecasting the state of the ocean in 3D, continuously and in real time. The scientific information is then translated to be accessible to all, whether they are public or commercial services, political decision makers, industrialists, associations, NGOs, teachers or citizens. Mercator Ocean International thus combines scientific excellence and social commitment on a daily basis. As a non-profit company under multinational governance (ES, FR, GB, IT, NO), we work in a climate of trust with our ten shareholder partners, all key players in the development of European oceanography.
Mercator Ocean International is recruiting an International Programme Coordinator for Ocean Prediction to support the OceanPredict programme and its interaction with the UN Ocean Decade's Ocean Prediction Decade Collaborative Center (OceanPrediction DCC).
Reporting to Mercator Ocean International's Scientific Directorate, you will contribute to strengthening international cooperation in operational oceanography and digital ocean prediction systems. You will play a key role in preparing the OceanPredict 2029 international conference and in enhancing Mercator Ocean International's visibility and leadership within the global ocean prediction community.
Vous Serez Chargé·e De Coordonner Et De Soutenir La Mise En Œuvre Du Programme OceanPredict Ainsi Que Ses Interactions Avec L’OceanPrediction DCC. À Ce Titre, Vous Serez Notamment Responsable De
Beyond these responsibilities, you may also contribute, when needed, to other development activities carried out by Mercator Ocean International.
You hold an engineering degree and/or a PhD in oceanography or a related discipline. You have at least 10 years of experience in oceanography and/or operational oceanography and are recognised for your expertise in ocean prediction, including ocean modelling, data assimilation, artificial intelligence and operational applications. Experience in managing or coordinating international scientific programmes would be highly valued.
We are looking for a candidate with an excellent knowledge of the OceanPredict programme and the international operational oceanography ecosystem, including the OceanPrediction DCC, the UN Ocean Decade, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC-UNESCO), the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), and related initiatives. Your proven experience in coordinating international scientific programmes is supported by strong organisational skills and scientific rigour. You have demonstrated abilities in facilitating scientific communities and networks, as well as excellent writing and communication skills. Excellent written and spoken English is essential.
Recognised for your reliability, you are autonomous, analytical and able to build consensus among stakeholders with diverse interests. Curious, innovative and highly collaborative, you thrive in multicultural and international environments.
Fixed-term contract, full time Start date - ASAP Duration: 2.5 yrs Benefits: flexible working hours, luncheon vouchers, paid leave and RTT (9 weeks), teleworking, sustainable mobility package, complementary health insurance