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National Environment Agency in Singapore seeks an experienced meteorology professional to develop and implement innovative weather solutions for operational services, specialised stakeholder sectors and the public. You will translate user requirements into operational products and services, and contribute to data analysis, model evaluation and software development.
The role involves working with physics-based and AI/ML forecast models, stakeholder engagement, and opportunities to participate in
The Forecast Application Development Department develops tools, products and services to support weather monitoring and forecast operations at Meteorological Service Singapore. The Department's work involves analysing weather radar and environmental satellite data, post-processing numerical weather predictions and developing data-driven models to improve weather nowcasts and forecasts. To fulfil its mission, the Department also participates in stakeholder engagement and research collaboration activities.
We are looking for experienced individuals to develop and implement innovative weather solutions to support operational weather services, specialised stakeholder/user sectors and the public. The role requires deep meteorological expertise (in areas such as Numerical/AI Weather Prediction and specialised meteorological observing systems) as well as the ability to apply methods in related disciplines such as data science, geographic information systems and software development. You will work with users to translate their requirements for weather services into operational products and services. You will also have opportunities to participate in international conferences and seminars.
You will be working in a fast-paced environment that would require the ability to manage multiple priorities and stakeholders at the same time. The job scope includes:
The job might be for you if you possess:
As part of the shortlisting process for this role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and/or undergo further assessment.