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1. Atmospheric remote sensing PhD project at KIT Karlsruhe, Germany(r.brugge@reading.ac.uk)

The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute for Meteorology and
Climate Research, located near Karlsruhe, Germany, invites applications
for a PhD project. For a project description and details of funding and
how to apply please check the attachment or e-mail Gabriele Stiller
(gabriele.stiller@kit.edu).

2. NWP scientists, Melbourne, Australia (Roger Brugge)

NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION SCIENTISTS
(Three Positions)

?        Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research
?        3 non-ongoing opportunities, Docklands - Melbourne
?        Visa Sponsorship & relocation assistance

There is a possibility that these positions will be advertised for ongoing
opportunities at the end of the contracts.

SENIOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICER GRADE C - REF 10377
$83,187 - $89,828 AUD per annum plus an additional 15.4% superannuation
3 year opportunity

Under general direction of senior scientists, undertake research into the
development and evaluation of ensemble prediction systems 
within the Australian Community Climate and Earth Systems Simulator (ACCESS)
numerical assimilation and prediction systems. This 
work is to support the ongoing development and use of probabilistic prediction
capabilities, thereby providing estimates of prediction uncertainty in Bureau forecasts.

Further information about the position can be obtained from Dr Michael Naughton on
+61 3 9669 4411 or m.naughton@bom.gov.au.

SENIOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICER GRADE C ? REF 11402
$83,187 - $89,828 AUD per annum plus an additional 15.4% superannuation
3 year opportunity

Under limited direction from senior scientists in the Data Assimilation Team and
CAWCR undertake research on extensions to the ACCESS assimilation systems. 
This research will focus on the use and assimilation of
remotely sensed land surface data and other 
measurements from current and scheduled meteorological satellites.

PROFESSIONAL OFFICER CLASS 2 ?  REF 10263
$66,504 - $74,542 AUD per annum plus an additional 15.4% superannuation
2 year opportunity

Under general direction of senior scientists in the Data Assimilation Team and CAWCR
undertake research on extensions to the ACCESS assimilation systems. 
This research will focus on the use and assimilation of
remotely sensed microwave measurements from current and scheduled meteorological satellites.
Early career researchers with appropriate meteorological and/or physics knowledge
and training are encouraged to apply for this position.

Further information about these positions can be obtained from Dr Peter Steinle on
+61 3 9669 4848 or p.steinle@bom.gov.au

Mandatory qualifications:
Senior Professional Officer Grade C & Professional Officer Class 2; a degree or
diploma of an Australian institute, or a comparable 
overseas qualification, which is appropriate to the duties; OR other comparable
qualifications, which are appropriate to the duties.

International applicants are welcome to apply. 
Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship is available.

For a comprehensive position description, application details and other requirements
visit our website at www.bom.gov.au/careers  or by emailing jobs@bom.gov.au quoting 10377, 11402 or 10263.

Applications should address the selection criteria and be submitted by COB Thursday,
18 February 2010. See www.bom.gov.au/careers

3. Vacancies - Aviation meteorologists, Australia(r.brugge@reading.ac.uk)

PROFESSIONAL AVIATION METEOROLOGISTS
SYDNEY & CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA 

* Several Positions available  
* Ongoing & Non-ongoing (18 months to 3 years) opportunities available
* Executive Level 1
* $83,187 - $89,828 AUD, plus 15.4% Superannuation
* Generous shift work penalties
* Visa Sponsorship & Relocation Assistance 

The Bureau of Meteorology is Australia's national weather, climate and 
water agency. Through regular forecasts, warnings, monitoring and advice 
spanning the Australian and Antarctic region, the Bureau provides one of 
the most fundamental and widely used services of government.

The Bureau has multiple employment opportunities for qualified 
Meteorologists with operational aviation forecasting and briefing 
experience to join the teams in the Qantas Aviation Meteorological Unit in 
Sydney and the Airservices Australia National Operations Centre in 
Canberra. There will be non-ongoing and ongoing opportunities in our Sydney 
and Canberra offices.

Professional meteorologists within the Aviation Meteorological Unit provide 
high quality operational weather advice and analysis to Qantas operations 
staff including the dispatch team to help facilitate optimum efficiency and 
safety within the airline. This includes weather information pertinent to 
aircraft operations around the world, but with a particular focus on 
domestic operations within Australia and on meteorological phenomena such 
as thunderstorms, severe weather events and any other weather which may 
have a significant impact on airline flight operations.

Airservices Australia provides air traffic control services across the 
Australian FIR and the National Operations Centre in Canberra is 
responsible for the oversight of all Air Traffic Flow Management (ATFM) 
procedures and as such requires regular up to date weather information for 
managing airspace around Australia. The Australian FIR covers 11% of the 
earth's surface and provides an opportunity for meteorologists to 
experience all ranges of weather phenomena ranging from tropical to 
mid-latitude and polar environments, dealing with weather systems covering 
anything from tropical cyclones to severe thunderstorms to dangerous wildfires.

To succeed in these roles you will have a strong client focus and a sound 
understanding of the impact of weather on airline operations and air 
traffic management. Extensive knowledge of operational meteorology and 
strong communication skills are also essential. Experience in aviation 
forecasting would be an advantage.

Mandatory qualifications: Executive Level 1 (EL1); a degree or diploma of 
an Australian institute, or a comparable overseas qualification, which is 
appropriate to the duties; OR other comparable qualifications, which are 
appropriate to the duties.

Please note: Appointees to EL1 positions will be required to meet the 
standards set by the World Meteorological Organization for its personnel 
category of "Meteorologist" (formerly known as "WMO Class I"). These 
require university level qualifications in meteorology plus appropriate 
practical training and experience.

International applicants are welcome to apply. Relocation assistance and 
visa sponsorship is available. Successful applicants will be employed in a 
shift work environment and generous shift penalties and benefits apply.

For a comprehensive position description, selection criteria and 
application requirements visit http://www.bom.gov.au/careers or email 
jobs@bom.gov.au.

If you have specific queries about these roles, please contact Mr. Neville 
Koop at +61401079277 or email n.koop@bom.gov.au

Application Details - Applicants wishing to apply for more than one 
opportunity are required to submit an application to each location. All 
applications must address the appropriate selection criteria.

Sydney applications: when applying please email your application to the NSW 
Personnel Manager, John O'Brien at J.Obrien@bom.gov.au quoting "Qantas Met" 
in the subject line.

Canberra applications: when applying please email your application to the 
NSW Personnel Manager, John O'Brien at J.Obrien@bom.gov.au quoting "ASA NOC 
Met" in the subject line.

Closing date: 11 February 2010

www.bom.gov.au/careers

4. Atmospheric science posts at C-DAC (Akshara)

Computational Atmospheric Science group of C-DAC, Pune, India conducts 
research and technology development work in weather forecast, climate 
and air quality modeling. The group has national and international 
projects in real time weather forecast, coupled atmosphere-ocean 
modeling, aerosol modeling,  urban air quality modeling and development 
of Decision Support System for Atmospheric science applications using Grid computing.
Applications are invited for various positions for the current and new projects.
Please visit *http://www.cdac.in/careers *for more details of the 
advertised positions and apply online within 10 days.

For more information, mail to akshara@cdac.in