Coastal Ocean Hydrodynamic – Biogeochemical Modeller- National Oceanography Centre

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Benefits offered by this job

Competitive remuneration package

30 days annual leave plus holidays

RCUK pension scheme

Job summary

A leading marine science research organisation in Liverpool is seeking a Coastal Ocean Hydrodynamic – Biogeochemical Modeller to analyze and apply models related to ocean observations. The ideal candidate will hold a PhD in environmental science and have strong skills in scientific analysis software. This role involves collaboration and publication in scientific journals, addressing climate change impacts on coastal ecosystems. Competitive remuneration and strong commitment to diversity are provided.

Qualifications

• Experience applying and analysing models related to ocean observations.
• Proficiency with scientific analysis software; model development experience is desirable.
• Strong first degree and PhD in relevant fields, or equivalent research experience.

Responsibilities

• Apply and analyze models using the NEMO-ERSEM framework.
• Produce outputs suitable for publications and stakeholders.
• Collaborate widely across the UK and internationally.
• Engage with stakeholders as part of research activities.

Skills

Experience in applying hydrodynamic models

Experience in biogeochemical models

Proficiency with scientific analysis software

Excellent communication skills

Education

Strong first degree in a numerate scientific discipline

PhD in a numerate environmental science discipline

Job description

Overview

Coastal Ocean Hydrodynamic – Biogeochemical Modeller – National Oceanography Centre

We are looking for a talented and enthusiastic scientist with experience in modelling the coastal-ocean to join the Marine Systems Modelling Group at the National Oceanography Centre in Liverpool, UK. The successful candidate will have research experience, and ideally a publication record, in coastal-ocean modelling of hydrodynamic and/or biogeochemical processes.

You will apply the NEMO-ERSEM coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model in coastal-ocean regions around the world, and analyse these simulations in both present day and future climate contexts to produce societally relevant outputs and scientific publications. Specific regions of focus include South and South East Asia, and East Africa. The scientific goal is to explore the impacts of climate change and human inputs on coastal-ocean biogeochemical cycles (particularly phytoplankton and nutrients), in relation to transport and mixing processes.

You will be expected to collaborate widely across the UK and internationally, and to publish in high impact scientific journals. Stakeholder engagement also forms an important element of this work.

Responsibilities

• Apply and analyze ocean hydrodynamic and/or biogeochemical models in relation to ocean observations using the NEMO-ERSEM framework.
• Analyse simulations for present-day and future climate contexts and produce outputs suitable for scientific publications and stakeholders.
• Collaborate across the UK and internationally and contribute to high impact journal publications.
• Engage with stakeholders as part of the research activities.

About You

• Experience applying and analysing ocean hydrodynamic and/or biogeochemical models in relation to ocean observations.
• Proficiency with scientific analysis software; experience in model development is desirable.
• A strong first degree in a numerate scientific or mathematical discipline and PhD in a numerate environmental science discipline, or equivalent research experience.
• Excellent communication skills, including strong written, oral, and presentation abilities.

About Us

The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) is a national research organisation, delivering integrated marine science and technology from the coast to the deep ocean and is one of the top five institutions of its kind in the world.

What we can offer you

We offer a competitive remuneration package, including an RCUK pension scheme, 30 days annual leave with a further 14 public/local days off.

The NOC is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. There is a guaranteed interview scheme for suitable candidates with a disability and we welcome applications from ethnic minorities currently under-represented. The NOC is an Investors in People organisation and has signed up to the Athena SWAN charter principles to take action to address gender equality.

How to Apply

To apply, please submit an up-to-date CV and cover letter. If you are unable to apply online, please contact the NOC Careers Team at [e-mail].

For general enquiries regarding this role, please contact Prof. Jason Holt [e-mail].

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