Research Associate for the Project: The University of Hamburg is seeking a Research Associate to join our project focused on advancing ocean parameterisations through mathematical analysis, numerical methods, and data-driven approaches. This position offers an exciting opportunity for an individual with a strong background in numerical analysis and programming to contribute to cutting-edge research in the field of Earth science.
Research Associate for the Project “M2: Mathematical, Numerical and Data-Driven Approaches to Ocean Parameterisations”
Designation:
Research Associate
Research Area:
Mathematical, Numerical and Data-Driven Approaches in Ocean Parameterisations
Location:
Universität Hamburg, Grindelberg 5, 20144 Hamburg, Germany
Eligibility/Qualification:
- A university degree in a relevant field (e.g., Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science).
- Strong background in Galerkin methods, numerical analysis, and earth system modeling.
- Proven programming skills (preferably in Fortran, C/C++) and experience in scientific computing.
- Independent and creative research attitude with good communication skills in English.
Job Description:
As a Research Associate, your responsibilities will include:
- Conducting academic services within the M2 project.
- Analyzing and mathematizing parameter patchiness in ocean models.
- Developing multi-scale finite element methods for the upscaling and regularisation of parameterisations.
- Collaborating with project participants to explore the interactions between resolved and unresolved scales in discrete modeling approaches.
- Engaging in independent research and further academic qualifications within the project’s framework.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit their application using the online application form, including the following documents:
- Cover letter
- CV
- Copies of degree certificate(s)
For any technical issues during the application process, please contact:
bewerbungen@uni-hamburg.de
Last Date to Apply:
15th January 2025
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