From: mkh@pacific.uucp (michael hamilton)
Subject: Ocean Science Job list, part 3/3
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 02:15:13 GMT

Posted: Mon, Nov 30, 1992   3:54 PM EST              Msg: MGJC-5466-7203
From:   D.HANSELL
To:     jobs
Subj:   Phys. Ocean. Tech.

Physical Oceanography Technician in Bermuda Time-series 
Program

We have an opening for a seagoing oceanographic technician 
with experience in the collection and analysis of physical 
data.  The applicant should have experience with the 
collection of CTD data at sea, with the measurement of 
salinity and oxygen, and with the processing of CTD data.  
The work will require programming in FORTRAN, C and MATLAB.  
Experience with UNIX and Sun computers a plus.  Position will 
require participation on 10-15 cruises of 1-5 days duration 
each year.  Demonstrable experience at sea is required.  
Salary is based on experience and is tax-free.  Candidate 
should have a B.S. or M.S. in physical oceanography or the 
equivalent.  Submit via FAX or OMNET a curriculum vitae, 
names, addresses and phone numbers of three references and a 
statement of interests to  Dr. Dennis A. Hansell,  Bermuda 
Biological Station for Research, Inc.,  Ferry Reach, GE-01,  
BERMUDA.  FAX (809) 297-8143 or OMNET to D.Hansell   Position 
to be filled quickly.

Posted: Tue, Dec  1, 1992  10:38 AM EST              Msg: GGJC-5467-8511
From:   D.ATTAWAY
To:     jobs
CC:     d.attaway
Subj:   POSTDOCTORAL POSITION AT HARVARD POSITION 

 
 
                                   December 1, 1992 
 
 
 
 
           POSTDOCTORAL POSITION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY 
 
            Postdoctoral Postion in Microbial Ecology 
 
To participate in a study of microbial interactions with aquatic
invertebrates.  Applicants shold have experience working with 
aquatic microorganisms.  Send curriculum vitae and names of three
references to: 
 
          Professor Ralph Mitchell 
          Division of Applied Sciences 
          Harvard Universtiy 
          Pierce Hall 
          Cambridge, MA 02138


Posted: Tue, Dec  1, 1992  12:47 PM EST              Msg: NGJC-5468-2328
From:   COASTAL.SIO
To:     jobs
CC:     coastal.sio
Subj:   Postdoc 

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER.  Two-year position available
immediately to study
aspects of the interaction between sewage disposal and kelp forest
community dynamics.  Research topic is open, but should be designed to
understand long-term population trends of important species.  Salary is
commensurate with UC pay scales.
Closing date is 31 January 1993.   UCSD
is an AA/EO employer.  Submit curriculum vitae, statement of research
background and goals, and names of references to Dr. Mia Tegner, Marine
Life Research Group 0201,
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University
of California San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA  92093-0201.

Posted: Tue, Dec  1, 1992   5:16 PM EST              Msg: MGJC-5468-6149
From:   J.KINDLE
To:     JOBS
Subj:   Postdoc: Bio-physical modeling


                POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP

A National Research Council postdoctoral research associateship is
available to qualified applicants interested in developing and testing
physical- biological coupled oceanographic models at the Naval Research
Laboratory (NRL) facility at Stennis Space Center (SSC), Mississippi,
located one hour's drive due east of New Orleans, Louisiana.

Applicants are sought from new or recent doctorates in physical or
biological oceanography, or closely related discipline, with experience
in numerical modeling and an interest to work cooperatively with NRLSSC
oceanographers on basin-scale, eddy-resolving coupled models using
remotely sensed and in situ atmospheric/oceanographic data. The
oceanographic area of major focus will be the Arabian Sea, the topic of
a five year Office of Naval Research Accelerated Research Initiative in
Forced Upper Ocean Dynamics. The successful fellow will have access to
the research facilities at NRLSSC, including a CRAY YMP 8/8128
computer, a satellite receiving and image processing station, and
full-spectrum oceanographic/laboratory instrumental capabilities.

This  is a two-year, full-time position with a $36,000 annual stipend.
Applicants must have received a doctorate degree within the past five
years or have completed all formal academic requirements for the PhD
before the tenure may begin. The award includes relocation
reimbursement and funds for professional travel. Applicants must be a
citizen of the United States.

Final application materials must be received by 25 January 1993 for the
February review period and by 25 April 1993 for the June review period.
Tenure may begin within six months of the award but is negotiable on an
individual basis.

Each applicant must submit a research proposal that relates to this
research opportunity of physical-biological coupled modeling at
NRLSSC.

For further information please write or call:
     	Dr. John C. Kindle (601-688-4118) ,or
    	Dr. David K. Young (601-688-5507) , FAX (601-688-5379)
	Code 7331
     	Oceanography Division
    	Naval Research Laboratory 
     	Stennis Space Center, MS 39529



Posted: Wed, Dec  2, 1992   8:39 AM EST              Msg: JGJC-5469-3974
From:   A.GILAD
To:     jobs
Subj:   Oceanographer, Meteorologist, Sci. Programmer 




     OCEANOGRAPHER, METEOROLOGIST, and SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMER

     The Marine Analysis Division of Science Applications International 
     Corporation (SAIC) has immediate openings for an oceanographer,
     meteorologist, and scientific programmer.  

     SAIC is a high-tech, employee-owned company supporting university
     and DOD research and development in the fields of physical oceanography
     marine meteorology.

     OCEANOGRAPHER:  Primary duties include analysis and interpretation of
     physical oceanographic data. B.S./M.S. in oceanography, ocean 
     engineering, or related field, and sufficient working knowledge of PC 
     computer techniques to support requirements for data processing and 
     analysis are required.

     METEOROLOGIST:  Primary duties include the analysis and interpretation 
     of marine meteorological data.  B.S./M.S. in atmospheric science or
     related field, and sufficient working knowledge of PC computer
     techniques to support requirements for data processing and analysis
     are required.
  
     SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMER:  Primary duties include the development and
     maintenance of PC-based oceanographic and marine meteorological data
     acquisition and analysis systems.  B.S. in computer science and a
     thorough knowledge of DOS, QuickBASIC and FORTRAN are required.

     All positions require U.S. citizenship and are located in the 
     Washington, D.C./Maryland area. Please send resumes and three 
     professional references to Dr. David Amstutz, Science Applications 
     International Corporation, Marine Analysis Division 421, 1710 Goodridge 
     Drive, McLean, Virginia 22102.

Posted: Wed, Dec  2, 1992   7:01 PM EST              Msg: CGJC-5470-3489
From:   M.GREGG
To:     jobs
Subj:   Computer scientist/engineer 

Seeking a scientist/engineer to operate computers and develop software
as part of a team of oceanographic researchers studying turbulence
and the small-scale physics of the ocean.  Duties will include 
operating a computer network ashore and at sea, developing and 
maintaining scientific and applications software, and providing
computing advice to a group of scientists, engineers, and graduate
students, who use primarily the C programming language and the UNIX
operating system on Sun/3 and SPARC computers.  A bachelor's
or master's degree in physical or environmental sciences, engineering
or computer science and at least two years experience in developing
scientific application software are required.  Experience at sea and
an ability to develop systems software, such as drivers for new 
peripherals, are desireable.  Time at sea varies, but averages one 
month at a time per year, and sometimes requires travel to foreign
countries.

Position is available 1/1/93; interviews will be scheduled beginning
12/15.  Send resume to L. Marsh, Univ. of Washingtonn, Applied Physics
Lab, 1013 N.E. 40th Street, Seattle, WA  98105.  The UW is an EEO/AA
employer.

Posted: Thu, Dec  3, 1992  11:23 AM EST              Msg: DGJC-5471-2340
From:   J.SCHUBEL
To:     JOBS
CC:     J.SCHUBEL
Subj:   Marine Biology Research Technician

MARINE BIOLOGY RESEARCH TECHNICIAN to study high-temperature 
adaptation in algae.  M.S. or experience in enzyme analyses 
and/or photosynthetic physiology preferred.  3-year position 
starts 1/93.  Salary $20-22K.  Send letter and 2 references 
by 12/21/92 to Dr. V.A. Gerard, Marine Sciences Research 
Center, SUNY, Stony Brook, New York  11794-5000.  Phone 
number is (516)632-8675.  The University at Stony Brook is 
an equal opportunity/affirmative action educator and employer. 


Posted: Thu, Dec  3, 1992   3:57 PM EST              Msg: IGJC-5471-5929
From:   D.ATWOOD
To:     JOBS
Subj:   ATMOSPERIC/OCEANOGRAPHIC CHEMIST

    ATMOSPHERIC/OCEANOGRAPHIC CHEMISTRY POSITION 
    
    	 NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML)  
    in Miami, FL has a potential opening for an atmospheric/oceanographic 
    chemist.  Preference will be given to an atmospheric chemist with a 
    marine atmosphere background, including aerosols and aerosol-gas 
    interactions and marine meteorology.  A successful applicant would join  
    an existing group of scientists concerned with Radiatively Important 
    Trace Substances (RITS) in the marine troposphere.  He/she will be 
    assisting in the development of models of the marine boundary layer  
    chemical environment as well as maintaining and expanding the current  
    field program.  Species of interest include ozone, carbon monoxide, 
    NOx, NOy, PAN and aerosols.  Extensive instrumentation is in place at 
    AOML including state of the art systems for analysis of NOx, NOy, PAN,  
    ozone and carbon monoxide as well as for collection and analysis of 
    other gases and aerosols, e.g., impactors, automated ion analysis and 
    GC/MS.
    
    	 Interested persons should send a resume to:
    	 Donald K. Atwood
    	 Ocean Chemistry Division
    	 NOAA/AOML
    	 4301 Rickenbacker Cswy.
    	 Miami, FL 33149
    
    	 This opening is restricted to U.S. Citizens. 
    


Posted: Thu, Dec  3, 1992   7:33 PM EST              Msg: KGJC-5471-8311
From:   A.WEINSTEIN
To:     JOBS
Subj:   ONR PHYSICAL O VACANCIES

PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY OPPORTUNITIES AT ONR
This is advanced notice of two key Program Manager positions that will soon
become vacant at ONR.  Dave Evans, PM for Meso/Large Scale PO, will soon be
leaving to join NOAA/NOS.  Alan Brandt , PM for Small Scale PO, will soon be
leaving to return to JHU/APL.  
Official vacancy announcements and detailed listing on JOBS will soon be
forthcoming.  This advance notice primarily is for anybody attending the
upcoming AGU meeting in San Francisco who might want to talk to me there
about either or both of these positions.  Anybody else, is welcome to call me
anytime at (703) 696-4532.  
David and Alan have done excellent jobs.  Continued success of their programs
depends upon equally good successors.  The PO community has been good to ONR by
sending us excellent people.  We hope we've returned the favor with good support.  I
hope the parnership can continue.
Alan Weinstein

Posted: Fri, Dec  4, 1992   6:27 PM EST              Msg: AGJC-5473-4335
From:   H.DOLEZALEK
To:     JOBS
CC:     H.Dolezalek
Subj:   2 execut.space jobs in Berlin 

The former Institiute for Cosmos Research of the Academy of
Sciences of the former German Democratic Republic (East-Germany)
had been essentially involved in the space activities of the USSR,
inventing, designing, building and testing more than 150
instruments which were flown on more than 70 space missions. After
German re-unification, this Institute has been re-organized under
the (West-) German Aerospace Research Establishment (DLR, formerly
DFVLR), emerging as two independent new institutes, co-located in
East-Berlin. The tasks were also re-assessed, now involving the
desirability of German experiments as well as participation in
European or other international missions while continuing the
cooperation with Russia, for example participation in the missions
to Mars 1994 and 1996, the PRIRODA and the CASSINI missions. The 
now advertised position as Director of the Institute for Space
Sensor Systems is connected with the simultaneous full
professorship on the same scientific field at the Technical
University in (West-)Berlin. The other position as director of the
Institute for Planetary Research is connected with the simultaneous
full professorship on the same scientific field at the Free
University in (West-)Berlin. Obviously,  both positions are on a
kind of natural bridge between the space research and technology
communities in Russia and in Europe, and if a candidate with
essential American experience and contacts can be found and is
accepted,  that bridge would extend to America in a natural way.
Requirements are sufficient knowledge of the German language, a
Ph.D.degree and practical experience in these fields in leading
positions, ability to teach (two to four hours per week in the
semester). Deadline for applications is end of January 1993. For
more information contact Hans Dolezalek, telephone at office (703)
696-8128 or -4122, at home (703) 765-3771, telefax (703) 696-2710
or -4884, e-mail: hans at OCNR-hq.navy.mil, telex 7400828 hado uc,
paper mail: Code 1121CS, Office of Naval Research, Arlington VA
22217-5000. 


Posted: Fri, Dec  4, 1992   6:29 PM EST              Msg: DGJC-5473-4338
From:   H.DOLEZALEK
To:     SPACE, JOBS
CC:     H.Dolezalek
Subj:   2 execut.space jobs in Berlin 

Two double executive positions on space resesarch and space
technology are presently advertised for Germany: each of the two
involves a full professorship at one of the two universities in
(West)Berlin, and the directorship of one of two institutes in
(East-)Berlin under the German Aerospace Research Establishment
(DLR, DFVLR).  These institutes, now completely re-organized under
Westgerman leadership,  continue the tradition of excellent
contacts with the East, especially Russia, including, e.g.,
preparation for the missions to Mars in 1994 and 1996. -  Ph.D. and
German language required. For more info inquire on OMNET JOBS
Bulletin  Board under the same Subject, or contact Hans Dolezalek,
phone (703) 696-8128; fax (703) 696-2710. 


Posted: Mon, Dec  7, 1992   2:46 PM EST              Msg: MGJC-5475-4959
From:   G.MCMANUS
To:     jobs
Subj:   Tenure-track Marine Scientist 

 
 
 
                               Marine Scientist
 
                     The Alabama Marine Environmental
Sciences Consortium (MESC) announces the availability of a
position for a Marine Scientist at the Assistant/Associate
Professor level to complement a growing program in
estuarine/shelf processes.  We are seeking candidates who
can interact and collaborate with a diverse faculty of
twelve ecologists and oceanographers.
Research interests could include organism/sediment
interactions, food web structure and trophic dynamics, or
invertebrate larval transport and settlement.
 
             Successful applicants are expected to develop a
vigorous research program and must have demonstrated a
strong potential to attract extramural funding.  Teaching
responsibilities normally include two courses per year (on
the quarter system).  Courses are taught year round, with a
summer program of nearly 100 undergraduate and graduate
students in residence. Graduate student advisement is
strongly encouraged and may be facilitated by joint
appointment at an MESC member university.  Such an
appointment is negotiated through the
MESC administration.  Salary is for 10 months and is
competitive.
 
             The MESC is an independent agency of Alabama
higher education, with 21 member schools from around the
state.  It is housed at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, a 36-
acre campus located on Dauphin Island, 35 miles south of
Mobile, Alabama.  The Sea Lab, located at the confluence of
Mobile Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, includes offices,
laboratories, library, dormitories and cafeteria facilities.
Support facilities include: the 65' R/V A.E. Verrill, the
42' R/V Deborah B. and numerous smaller vessels, and a
15,000 gallon recirculating seawater system and wet lab.
 
 
             Applications including c.v. and a statement of
research and teaching interests, along with names and
addresses of three references, should be sent to:
 
                  Marine Scientist Search Committee
                  Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium
                  P.O. Box 369
                  Dauphin Island, AL 36528
                  (205) 861-2141
 
 
             Applications must be post marked by February 5,
1993, with an anticipated, but negotiable, starting date of
September, 1993.  The Marine Environmental Sciences
Consortium is an equal opportunity/affirmative action
employer.  The Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium does
not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex,
age, national origin or physical ability.

Posted: Tue, Dec  8, 1992  10:25 AM EST              Msg: HGJC-5476-6002
From:   W.DEUSER
To:     JOBS
Subj:   WHOI Asst. Scientist


The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has an opening for a
tenure-track Assistant Scientist in the Department of Marine
Chemistry and Geochemistry.  Start date is 1 November 1993.

Successful candidate will, after a 1-to-2-year transition period,
assume scientific leadership of a multi-year project of time-series
measurements of deep-ocean particle flux at the OFP/JGOFS site in
the Sargasso Sea.  Will also be responsible for logistics of field
work, processing and archiving of samples, and for seeking continued
funding for the project.  The series is presently in its 15th year
under NSF sponsorship, with continuation anticipated.  There is
considerable latitude for the focus of successful candidate's
research (e.g. carbon cycle, trace elements, stable or radioisotopes,
etc.), and opportunities for cooperative projects abound.
Requirements:  Ph.D. (oceanographic or related discipline preferred),
good organizational skills, sea-going experience, familiarity with
time-series analysis and MSDOS and UNIX-based computers.

The Department has a staff of about 80, including 20 tenured or
tenure-track scientists, and 18 Ph.D. candidates in the WHOI-MIT
joint graduate program.  Research interests of the staff include
organic and inorganic geochemistry, ranging from the atmosphere to
the earth's mantle, but with emphasis on the ocean.  Facilities at
WHOI include three ocean-going research vessels, the deep submersible
ALVIN, a wide range of state-of-the art analytical instrumentation,
and access to national supercomputing facilities.

Send cover letter, curriculum vitae, and names and addresses for 3
references by 1 March 1993 to:

		  	 Personnel Office
			 Box 54PAP
			 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
			 Woods Hole, MA 02543.

	EOE/AA/M/F/D/V.  WHOI is a smoke-free environment.


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