NOAA/PSL has a vacancy announcement open on USAJobs (here) for a physical scientist to work on drought attribution, including physical processes leading to onset, persistence, and termination of extreme dry conditions, as well as the development of drought early warning systems. The position is for a ZP-3, supported jointly by PSL and NIDIS, and open starting today until April […]
A Supervisory Research Physical Scientist position to lead the PSL Atmosphere-Ocean Processes and Predictability (AOPP) Division. Applications are being accepted via USA Jobs.
Dear EPP/MSI Alumni, Have you graduated within the past two years OR will you be graduating in spring of 2024? You may be eligible for upcoming opportunities to join the NOAA workforce using the 21st Century Conservation Service Corps direct hire authority! You are invited to an informational webinar for eligible students and alumni on Wednesday, March 6 […]
Opportunities OAR has two SES Director positions that were posted today (2/20/24) and will be open for five weeks. If you are interested in the positions please access the links below Director, Climate Program Office (open from 2/20/24 – 3/26/24) Senior Executive opportunity! NOAA Research has an exciting opportunity to lead the Climate Program […]
The NOAA Educational Partnership Program with Minority Serving Institutions (EPP/MSI) program announces a call for applications to the 2024 NOAA EPP/MSI Graduate Fellowship Program (GFP). The application period opens on February 5, 2024 and closes on April 30, 2024 at 5:00 pm ET. The NOAA Graduate Fellowship Program (GFP) leverages the investment made by the agency […]
During ARL’s 75th anniversary sessions at AMS, Director Ariel Stein announced the ARL Scientist-in-Residence opportunity. In recognition of the 75th anniversary, the ARL is establishing a Scientist-in-Residence opportunity to advance scientific understanding of the complex processes occurring in the atmospheric boundary layer on local, regional, and global scales and fostering strong research collaborations with Minority-Serving […]
