Are you interested in the measuring of aerosol? Are you interested in working within the research network "Vienna Network for Atmospheric Research (VINAR)? Then maybe a postdoc position at the ZAMG is a great opportunity for you!
Check out the call below, the application deadline is 28 February 2022!
main topics:
Research activities in the field of aerosol physics and cloud physics.
Collaboration in the international WMO program GAW and in the European research infrastructure ACTRIS (AIS - aerosol in situ & CIS - cloud in situ).
Participation in calibration workshops and securing measuring certificates.
place: The Central Institute for Meteorology and Geodynamics (ZAMG), Salzburg or Vienna, Austria
qualification required: Ph.D. degree in the field of atmospheric physics. Working experience in the field of aerosol physics. Programming skills (KNIME, Python, etc.).
application deadline: 28 February 2022
contact person: Dr. Elke Ludewig / Head of the Sonnblick Observatory/ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Are you interested in working for a leading technology and SaaS company? Are you expert on programming and model handling? Then maybe an intership position at 3E Company is a great opportunity for you!
Check out the call below, the application is open from January 2022!
main topics:
Add publicly available research measurements with a focus on complex sites to internal validation sites database.
Quantify the site complexity in terms of roughness and orography, linking the model errors with the site complexity.
Support the development of the validation framework in Python (data processing, metrics calculation, data visualisation & reporting, etc.).
place: 3E Brussels, Belgium
qualification required Master (or busy with Master studies) in Earth Sciences, Atmospheric Sciences, Engineering or similar. Strong programming skills in Python. Fluent in English (oral and written).
application is open from January 2022
Are you interested in oceanic measurement campaigns? Are you interested in working as a part of the international OCEAN-GATE project? Then maybe a position at Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research is a great opportunity for you!
Check out the call below, the application deadline is 15 February 2022!
main tasks:
Application of analytical methods for the determination of organic trace components (proteins, amino acids, polysaccharides) in marine field samples (aerosol particles, seawater).
Evaluation, analysis and interpretation of the measurement data within the framework of the doctoral thesis.
Co-organisation and participation in laboratory and field measurement campaign including a ship campaign over several weeks in the Southern Ocean/Antarctica in the beginning of 2023
place: The Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany
qualification required: a master’s degree in chemistry, biochemistry, environmental sciences, or related disciplines. Fluent English in written and oral form.
contact person: Dr. Manuela van Pinxteren (
application deadline: 15 February 2022
Are you interested in cloud chemical characterisation? Are you interested in working as a part of the European ACTRIS research infrastructure? Then maybe a position at Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research is a great opportunity for you!
Check out the call below, the application deadline is 15 February 2022!
main tasks:
Implement the new Schmücke cloud observatory (SCO) at the Schmücke mountain in Thuringia, Germany, as well as the Centre for Cloud Water Chemistry (CCWaC) at the Cloud In-Situ Topic Centre (CIS TC) within ACTRIS and ACTRIS-D.
A number of intercomparison and characterization experiments will be performed to develop standard operating procedures.
place: The Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany
qualification required: PhD degree in chemistry, biochemistry, environmental sciences, meteorological sciences or related disciplines and some years of experience with a good resulting track record. Programming ability with tools and languages such as R, Matlab or Python.
application deadline: 15 February 2022
contact person: Prof. Dr. Hartmut Herrmann (herrmann[at]tropos.de).
Are you interested in remote sensing of atmosphere? Are you interested in climate changes in polar regions? Then maybe a position at The Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry is a great opportunity for you!
Check out the call below, the application deadline is 31 January 2022!
main tasks:
Processing and analysis of UAS- based datasets to detect and quantify regional scale greenhouse gas emissions in Arctic permafrost environments.
Interpretation of high-resolution aerial imagery for mapping of heterogeneous Arctic landscapes.
Design and conduction of UAS based measurement campaigns in both Germany and the Arctic.
place: The Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry (MPI-BGC) in Jena, Germany
qualification required: a Ph.D. degree in environmental, natural or computational sciences (e.g. meteorology, geo-ecology or other geo-science, environmental physics, or applied mathematics). Willingness to participate in remote field work campaigns. Fluent English in written and oral form.
application deadline: 31 January 2022
Are you interested in working for a leading technology company? Are you interested in communicate with both academia and manufactures? Then maybe the position at Radiometer Physics GmbH is a great opportunity for you!
Check out the call below, the call is open from January 2022!
main topics:
Product management (PM) in the RPG department of atmospheric remote sensing (microwave radiometers, cloud radars, and related services).
Interface between customers and RPG production, development, and sales. Handling of our international sales partners and sales channel through Rohde & Schwarz local agencies.
place: Meckenheim, Germany
qualification required: Degree in a natural science (MSc in Engineering, Meteorology, Physics, or related field), and an interest to work with customers. Excellent knowledge of English, and willingness to learn German.
Position open from January 2022
Are you interested in working on the physical processes controlling the life cycle of fog? Then maybe the position at IPSL/CNRS is a great opportunity for you!
Check out the call below, the call is open !
main topics:
Study precisely from observations and numerical simulations the role of several processes (radiative, thermodynamic, microphysical) on the evolution of the water content of the fog and its structure and its vertical extent during the dissipation phase of the fog.
place: Palaiseau Polytechnic School and teleworking, Paris
qualification required:
- Doctorate in climate science or meteorology or equivalent
- Scientific research experience in an academic environment as part of a thesis and possibly a postdoc
- Knowledge of measurement systems or digital simulations of the atmosphere
- Good capacity for teamwork, autonomy and rigor in the work
- Good level of oral and written communication in French and English