[Jpjobs] Senior Coastal Modeler position

[Julia Westwater]

Dear colleagues,

Please see the ad below (link for details) for a Senior Coastal Modeler 
at PNNL (various locations possible) and please forward to anyone who 
may be interested. This person could play an important role in forging 
stronger connections between the coastal and global modeling communities 
as the global models increase in resolution and begin to resolve, or 
partly resolve, coastal processes.

Sincerely,
Melanie

Dr. Melanie Fewings
Associate Professor
College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences
Oregon State University
104 CEOAS Administration Building
Corvallis, OR 97331-5503
(541) 737-2270

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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is searching for a Senior 
Coastal Modeler (SCM) 
<https://assets.storbecksearch.com/files/resources/pnnl-scm-pd.pdf?5e5443e324edc>.
In case you are not already familiar, PNNL is a DOE-funded national 
laboratory with its main campus in Richland, Washington and multiple 
“satellite” campuses and joint institutes in places like Seattle and 
College Park, Maryland, among others. It employs over 4,800 scientists, 
engineers, and professionals and accounted for over $1 billion in R&D 
expenditures in FY2019.
The SCM will join PNNL’s Atmospheric Sciences and Global Change 
Division. Leveraging the lab’s world-class capabilities and expert team 
of scientists, she/he/they will be responsible for guiding the direction 
of PNNL’s growing coastal modeling and coastal systems science program, 
identifying ways in which current work can be extended to better 
understand how climate change is impacting, and will impact, coastal 
systems. This person will bring deep modeling experience and have, among 
many other opportunities, the chance to build a modeling framework and 
set of computational tools that will advance coastal system science.
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