SAT Support Lead for Synergie-Web Forecast Platform

UN News; United States; Remote; USD 114,000 - 138,000; Part time

Job summary

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) seeks a qualified consultant to support the SAT and training for the Synergie-Web system deployed across Comoros, Mauritius and Seychelles. You will review requirements, develop test scenarios and validate data flows, interoperability and system performance.

The assignment runs over four months with ten days of on-site support and travel to beneficiary countries, reporting to the CREWS SWIO team and NMHS heads, ensuring operational readiness and

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in applied meteorology, or Atmospheric science, IT systems / data engineering.
• 10+ years experience in supporting meteorological systems or forecast office operations, data management systems and system integration.
• Knowledge of testing complex IT systems and Forecast platforms.

Responsibilities

• Review all relevant documentation including requirements, functional and technical specifications, system design documents from the inception phase, acceptance criteria, punch lists from FAT.
• Assess and validate the SAT plans and procedures proposed by supplier.
• Develop or refine test scenarios and test cases covering functional, integration, safety and compliance to regulations, standards and good practices as well as performance aspects.
• Define and agree on clear success and acceptance criteria for all tests.
• Participate in SAT sessions conducted at the beneficiary’s premises.
• Witness and validate system testing including data ingestion, system integration across components, forecast workflows and tools, user interface functionality.

Education

Advanced degree in applied meteorology

Atmospheric science

IT systems / data engineering

Job description

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) seeks a qualified consultant to support the SAT and training for the Synergie-Web system deployed across Comoros, Mauritius and Seychelles. You will review requirements, develop test scenarios and validate data flows, interoperability and system performance.

The assignment runs over four months with ten days of on-site support and travel to beneficiary countries, reporting to the CREWS SWIO team and NMHS heads, ensuring operational readiness and