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Although this job is not UK based, the successful candidate will be required to attend training in the UK which will require a right to work. As this job does not fulfil the UK Government minimum criterion for obtaining sponsored migrant worker status we will be unable to apply for sponsorship for anyone not eligible to work in the UK. At interview, all shortlisted candidates are required to bring with them identification documents and original documents that prove they hold or can obtain the right to work in the UK. You can check your eligibility here: <a href="https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa/y" target="_blank">https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa/y</a> . Interview/assessment/start date - Interviews and assessments in April, start date in July British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is looking for an early career Ocean Scientist to join our team based in Antarctica. BAS delivers and enables world-leading interdisciplinary research in the Polar Regions. We employ experts from many different professions to carry out our Science as well as keep the lights on, feed the research and support teams and keep everyone safe! Working at BAS is rewarding. Our skilled science, operational and support staff based in Cambridge, Antarctica and the Arctic, work together to deliver research that uses the Polar Regions to advance our understanding of Earth as a sustainable planet. Through our extensive logistic capability and know how BAS facilitates access for the British and international science community to the UK polar research operation. Numerous national and international collaborations, combined with an excellent infrastructure help sustain a world leading position for the UK in Antarctic affairs. British Antarctic Survey is a component of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), which is part of UK Research and Innovation <a href="http://www.ukri.org" target="_blank">www.ukri.org</a> What we offer: As a valued employee, you'll be eligible for benefits including an end of contract payment upon completion of a successful assignment in Antarctica, annual leave, a defined contribution pension scheme with NEST (National Employment Savings Trust) and access to 24 hours/365 days per year employee assistance programme. In addition, you will be provided with pre-deployment training and accommodation costs. All food, accommodation and polar clothing during Antarctic deployment will also be provided. You'll be joining BAS at an exciting time with the role spanning over two science teams. The first being the polar oceans team which explores the physics, chemistry and biochemistry of the Southern Ocean and high arctic waters. The second team is Biodiversity, Evolution and Adaptations which looks at ecology and physiology of biodiversity in the shallows. You'll help us to deliver the ongoing biological and oceanography times series which will include taking a leading role in maintenance of aquaria and chemistry lab maintenance; CTD profiling; sea water profiling; diving to measure iceberg scouring and make biological collections. Within the role, there will be an opportunity to develop role specific skills alongside standard training provided for those living and working in the extreme polar environment. There are also opportunities to progress into other areas such as lab manager, environment advice, diving officer and station support/management roles. Current projects the team are working on include an environmental impact assessment of a proposed runway extension at Rothera alongside the BAM team. This will be supporting the possibilities of acquiring a new long range aircraft link with the Falkland Islands and South America. You'll be joining a world-leading interdisciplinary research organisation, that is committed to recruiting talented people like you, progressing your career and giving you the support, you need to thrive at BAS. Some of your main responsibilities will include: <ul> <li>Maintenance of aquaria</li> <li>Sea water sampling</li> <li>SCUBA diving to make observations and collections</li> <li>Ice observations</li> <li>Support of marine biology programmes</li> </ul>For the role of Rothera Ocean Scientist we are looking for somebody who: <ul> <li>holds a BSc 2:1 or equivalent;</li> <li>is an experienced SCUBA diver (CMAS 3* equivalent, minimum 80 logged dives. Including 40 cold water dives ֯ C / 25 drysuit dives).</li> </ul>Ideally you will have HSE or equivalent qualifications and full face mask experience. You will possess a good knowledge of small boat handling and a flexible approach to problem solving. Proficient in written and spoken English language, you will have the ability to get on in a small, tightly knit team for extended periods. You will live and work within a small team at Rothera which integrates with a larger team in Cambridge. In addition, you will need to be physically fit enough to cope with the working environment in Antarctica and pass a BAS medical. Please download job description for more details. If we've just described you, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now at bas.ac.uk/vacancies. What experiences can we offer you? At BAS we believe everyone plays a vital role, is unique and valued, therefore, we embrace diversity as well as equality of opportunity and are committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming working environment where everyone's unique perspectives are valued. Different perspectives and collaborative working help us achieve our best work and come together to form a high performing team which makes positive changes in the business. That's the power of every individual. Our cultural values are built on mutual respect, inclusion, commitment and excellence. If you are looking for an opportunity to work with world class and amazing people in one of the most unique places in the world, then British Antarctic Survey could be for you. If you require the job information in an alternative format (i.e. email, audio or video), or would like any further information or support, please do not hesitate to get in touch at <a href="mailto:jobs@bas.ac.uk" target="_blank">jobs@bas.ac.uk</a> or alternatively you can call us on 01223 221508.

Ocean Scientist - Rothera

Research Associate - Oceanographer Job no: 500652 Work type: Full time Location: Hobart Categories: Research Focused <ul><li>Drive independent research and collaborative projects</li><li>Full time, fixed term opportunity for two (2) years</li><li>Based in Hobart with relocation assistance considered</li></ul>The AAPP brings together government and non-government entities to deliver and lead a significant part of the national Antarctic science program. The partnership is led by the University of Tasmania (UTAS), and includes the Australian Antarctic Division, CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere, Geoscience Australia, the Bureau of Meteorology, the Tasmanian State Government and Australia's Integrated Marine Observing System. About the Opportunity The Research Associate - Oceanographer will be a member of Theme 2: The Nature and Impacts of Southern Ocean Change - and will provide a key role in using observations to quantify regional variations in Southern Ocean carbon uptake and ocean acidification. The Research Associate will have a significant team focus and will provide strong quantitative and analytical skills to the activities of the group. The position demands a productive and innovative researcher capable of initiating and driving independent research ideas as well as collaboratively supporting the work of others. What you'll do: <ul><li>Make an effective and sustained contribution to the AAPP strategic objectives and at a wider level to the University and IMAS through research focused on driving the uptake of SWOT satellite data for oceanography in the southern side of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current and deepen the understanding of dynamics and processes across and onto the Antarctic shelf. </li><li>Prepare and participate in the RSV Nuyina cruise in the Antarctic Slope Current experiment in coordination with modelling efforts of the AAPP team to enhance the understanding of this transition zone dynamics and heat and carbon pathways</li><li>Work with AAPP oceanographers and other national and international key collaborators to improve the understanding of fine scale processes through model outputs and validation and quantification of the value added by the Swath altimetry.</li></ul>What we're looking for: To be successful in the role, your application will need to demonstrate: <ul><li>A PhD or equivalent in a relevant field of science or engineering; e.g., marine or environmental science, oceanography.</li><li>A solid understanding of satellite altimetry and physical oceanography.</li><li>A good record of, and continuing commitment to, research that has achieved international recognition and made worthwhile contributions to the field of oceanography, demonstrated by a record of quality publications and presentations at international conferences.</li><li>Experience in analysing large datasets like model outputs or heavy datasets and high performance computing.</li></ul>Salary details: Appointment to this role will be at Academic Level B and will have a total remuneration package of up to $150,759 comprising base salary within the range of $110,992 to $128,854 plus 17% superannuation. How to Apply: Please see attached position descriptions for full details. To apply online, please provide the following supporting documentation: <ul><li>Resume</li><li>Cover letter outlining your suitability and motivation for the role</li><li>Your responses to the success criteria from the Position Description below</li></ul>Position Description - Research Associate, Oceanographer - 2024.pdf This is a full-time, fixed term opportunity for two years. For further information about this position, please contact Professor Nathan Bindoff, Australian Antarctic Program Partnership - Program Leader, <a href="mailto:n.bindoff@utas.edu.au" target="_blank">n.bindoff@utas.edu.au</a> or +61 0417 011 090. Please visit <a href="https://www.utas.edu.au/jobs/applying" target="_blank">https://www.utas.edu.au/jobs/applying</a> for our guide to applying and details on the recruitment process. Applications close Sunday 16 February 2025, 11.55pm To be eligible for this position, you are required to have Australian citizenship, permanent residence or a current valid visa that allows you to fulfill the requirements of this role. Advertised: 19 Dec 2024 Tasmania Daylight Time Applications close: 16 Feb 2025 Tasmania Daylight Time

Research Associate - Oceanographer

Job Description Do you want to join our Geo-data revolution? Fugro's global reach and unique know-how will put the world at your fingertips. Our love of exploration and technical expertise help us to provide our clients with invaluable insights. We source and make sense of the most relevant Geo-data for their needs, so they can design, build and operate their assets more safely, sustainably and efficiently. But we're always looking for new talent to take the next step with us. For bright minds who enjoy meaningful work and want to push our pioneering spirit further. For individuals who can take the initiative but work well within a team. The role Fugro have an exciting new opportunity for a Senior Oceanographer to join our talented Metocean Consultancy team based in our Wallingford office. You will be using meteorological and oceanographic data to provide metocean criteria for engineering design and marine operations for clients in the offshore, renewable energy and coastal engineering sectors. You are expected to coordinate the work of a small team. You will be responsible for the critical review of metocean data sources to select data that are fit for purpose, and the analysis of the data either by using existing software tools or by developing new analysis processes. Who we're looking for: <ul><li>MSc in oceanography or marine related discipline, preferably PhD.</li><li>Extensive experience in a relevant role</li><li>Experience using Matlab, Python is desirable.</li><li>Focused on accurate analysis and delivering high quality reports.</li><li>Proficient in English (verbal and written)</li><li>Highly organised, efficient and self-motivated</li><li>Team player</li></ul>Fugro provides a positive work environment as well as projects that will satisfy the most curious minds. We also offer great opportunities to stretch and develop yourself. By giving you the freedom to grow faster, we think you'll be able to do what you do best, better. Which should help us to find fresh ways to get to know the earth better. We encourage you to be yourself at Fugro. So bring your energy and enthusiasm, your keen eye and can-do attitude. But bring your questions and opinions too. Because to be the world's leading Geo-data specialist, we need the strength in depth that comes from a diverse, driven team. What we'll offer you: <ul><li>An interesting and challenging job with a supportive and dynamic team</li><li>Career progression and opportunities within Fugro</li><li>Extensive career &amp; training opportunities both nationally and internationally.</li><li>Competitive salary accompanied by an attractive package including contributory pension scheme, life assurance and private medical insurance.</li><li>Flexible working hours and the potential to work 2 days a week from home in accordance with your manager and corporate policies.</li><li>24 days annual leave.</li><li>Option to buy or sell up to 5 days annual leave.</li><li>Free parking.</li><li>Option to lease an electric car.</li></ul>Please note that an accompanying letter is required alongside your CV when applying for this role. Our view on diversity, equity, and inclusion At Fugro, our people are our superpower. Their variety of viewpoints, experiences, knowledge and talents give us collective strength. Distinctive beliefs and diverse backgrounds are therefore welcome, but discrimination, harassment, inappropriate behaviour and unfair treatment are not. Everybody is to be well-supported and treated fairly. And everyone must be valued and have their voice heard. Crucially, we believe that getting this right brings a sense of belonging, of safety and acceptance, that makes us feel more connected to Fugro's purpose 'together create a safe and liveable world' - and to each other. #LI-JM1 Disclaimer for recruitment agencies: Fugro does not accept any unsolicited applications from recruitment agencies. Acquisition to Fugro Recruitment or any Fugro employee is not appreciated

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