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What the Role Is

Reporting to the Senior Manager, Energy Management, the Analyst, Market Optimization & Trading, will support the development and execution of trading, hedging, and optimization strategies for Clearway’s ERCOT and PJM assets. The Analyst will work in close coordination with the Market Optimization & Trading, Market Fundamentals, Business Development, Origination, Asset Management, Credit and Energy Risk, and Operations groups to help manage Clearway’s market exposure while building deep expertise in nodal power market analytics within a rapidly growing organization.

What You'll Be Doing

• Support the development and execution of day-ahead, real-time, and term trading and hedging strategies for Clearway’s ERCOT and PJM assets, including energy, ancillary services, and basis positions.
• Assist in identifying and analyzing congestion market risk, including congestion.
• Support participation in CRR/FTR auctions and virtual bidding strategies.
• Work with Credit and Energy Risk to support the internal approval process for trading counterparties and transactions.
• Communicate with project stakeholders on market conditions, trading risks, and optimization opportunities.
• Work with the Market Analytics and Credit and Energy Risk teams to develop and enhance tools for position management, reporting, trade capture, and the eventual implementation of an enterprise risk management system.
• Develop, operate, and maintain production cost and price forecasting models (e.g., using tools such as UPLAN, PROMOD, or Dayzer) to support nodal price and congestion forecasting for ERCOT and PJM.
• Leverage data to create tools and automate workflows.
• Mark and maintain forward price curves for ERCOT and PJM power products, and support stochastic risk modeling and correlation assumptions.
• Prepare recurring and ad-hoc market recaps, outlooks, and presentation materials summarizing ERCOT and PJM fundamentals, price drivers, and trading performance for internal stakeholders.
• Support day-to-day position management and P&L reporting for ERCOT and PJM trading portfolios.
• Oversee the Energy Management documentation process, leveraging Clearway’s internal and external subject matter experts to bring trading, ISO, QSE, and enabling agreements to execution.
• Participate in energy working groups, professional organizations, trade shows & conferences.
• Track and report on ERCOT and PJM policy and regulatory developments, including ISO market rule changes, that may impact trading strategy, leveraging Clearway’s internal and external subject matter experts.
• Ability to travel up to 25% of the time.
• Maintain confidentiality and sensitivity with respect to all functions of Clearway.

What You'll Bring

• Bachelor’s degree in finance, business administration, engineering, economics, mathematics, meteorology, or a related quantitative field.
  0-2 years of relevant experience
• Strong analytical and quantitative skills with a curious, inquisitive mindset and a genuine drive to understand how power markets work. Prior trading experience is not required – relevant coursework, internship, or academic research in a quantitative field will also be considered.
• Interest in or exposure to ERCOT and/or PJM market structure, including day-ahead and real-time markets, CRR/FTRs, and ancillary services, is a plus but not required.
• Solid understanding of power markets, including forwards, futures, swaps, and options.
  Ability to extract, manipulate, and analyze large datasets relevant to energy markets to support trading and risk decisions.
• Proficiency with Python, SQL, or other coding/statistical tools is a plus.
• Highly motivated, self-starter, friendly personality, and good team player.
• Attention to detail and inclination towards structure, organization, and process – as well as the ability to examine, question, and improve on the inputs and recommendations of others.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to oversee multiple projects simultaneously, track progress and needs of each, and provide high-quality deliverables accurately and on time.
• Able to work well with geographically dispersed, cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment.
• Highly proficient in Microsoft Excel; proficient in Word and PowerPoint.

* We are looking to hire quickly so please note that this role is best suited for a recent graduate or winter graduate.

SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Launch Weather Officer (LWO) for orbital launch, return-to-launch-site, re-entry, recovery, and test operations—owning weather workflows from forecast, balloon, and sensor data through countdown, launch commit criteria, contingency response, and post-flight data review
• Develop new decision-support forecast tools, integrate probabilistic forecast information into operator tools, and train operators and end-users of forecastsImprove launch availability by developing new weather tools, improving launch commit criteria, and coordination with SpaceX launch operations and the external weather stakeholders that support launch and re-entry operations
• Lead projects on weather-sensor architecture, numerical weather prediction tools, launch commit criteria, including NASA LLCCs, and marine/recovery weather
• Generate rocket launch, landing, and recovery forecasts against vehicle constraints, NASA Lightning Launch Commit Criteria (NASA-STD-4010), and 14 CFR Part 450 weather requirements
• Conduct numerical weather prediction analysis and testing; interpret model guidance (NBM, GFS, RRFS, CMC, ECMWF, GraphCast, HAFS, and other AI and ensemble variants) against measured conditions and communicate results to launch/flight control, pad operations, recovery, and leadership
  Drive requirements, procurement, calibration, installation, quality control, and operational use of mesonets, electric-field mills, radar, weather balloons, and related instrumentation
• Integrate the weather sensor suite and gridded model data into automation, dashboards, and decision-support tools
• Collaborate closely with peers, operators, Range, Recovery, Flight Safety, and external stakeholders to ensure reliable launch-weather support and drive initiatives that support Starship launch-rate growth
• Support Dragon undock, re-entry, and splashdown weather, and marine forecasts for Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific recovery and vessel operations
• Provide nowcasts and alerts for hazardous weather including severe thunderstorms, lightning, tropical cyclones, flooding, marine, and heat risks
• Represent SpaceX with NASA, United States Space Force range weather organizations, National Weather Service, and other core partners
• Interface with NASA Lightning Advisory Panel, FAA Common Standards Working Group, and other university research to operations groups to drive improvement in LLCC constraints for all launch and re-entry vehicles
• Travel to and operate from Cape Canaveral, Vandenberg, Starbase, Hawthorne, and other launch/test/development sites as missions and projects require

Basic Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in meteorology, atmospheric science, or other nature science discipline
• 3+ years of professional experience in operational forecasting, launch/range weather, numerical weather prediction, or weather decision support

The Bermuda Airport Authority (“Authority”) is responsible for delivering a range of essential air navigation services at the L.F. Wade International Airport including air traffic control, ground electronics, Bermuda weather and aeronautical information services. On behalf of the Government of Bermuda, the Authority also oversees the performance of Skyport and its 30-year concession to operate, maintain and redevelop the airport.

The Authority is seeking a motivated and qualified Director, Bermuda Weather Service.

As the Director, Bermuda Weather Service (“BWS”), you will be reporting to the Chief Operations Officer to provide strategic leadership for the development and delivery of meteorological and aeronautical information products and services, in accordance with the Authority's strategic objectives, approved budget, Financial Instructions, and relevant local and international requirements. The Director ensures the continued development, resilience, and long-term capability of BWS as Bermuda’s National Meteorological and Hydrological Service (NMHS), in accordance with applicable local and international regulations and recommendations.

The major responsibilities of this role include but are not limited to:

• Strategic leadership and management of all BWS operations, ensuring the effective delivery and continuous improvement of products and services, in line with the Authority's strategic plan and regulatory requirements.
• Leadership, development, and succession planning for the BWS team.
• Management of the BWS operating budget and oversight of capital assets, critical infrastructure, technology, lifecycle planning, and business continuity.
• Serves as the lead point of contact for Bermuda's NMHS, manages key stakeholder relationships, and represents BWS on strategic and national matters, including severe weather and emergency preparedness.
• Oversight of corporate governance, quality and safety management systems, and operational, regulatory, and strategic risks.
• Contribute as a member of the leadership team on organisational strategy, business planning, risk management, and cross-functional initiatives.

The minimum education and experience requirements include:

• A recognized Bachelor of Science degree with a minimum of five years of recent experience in operational meteorology, qualification as an Aeronautical Meteorological Forecaster and three years of management experience, or
• In lieu of a Bachelor’s degree, applicants with ten years of experience in an operational meteorological environment, qualification as an Aeronautical Meteorological Forecaster and three years of management experience may also be considered.
• Three years of operational experience with the BWS is desirable.
• Knowledge of employment legislation, practices, and employee relations.
• Knowledge and understanding of current regulatory requirements issued by ICAO, ASSI, BCAA, and WMO.
• Excellent written, verbal, listening and presentation skills, with the ability to communicate professionally and confidently with internal and external stakeholders, the public, media, and emergency services.
• Ability to provide informed advice and guidance on operational and meteorological matters.
• Ability to make timely, effective decisions and remain calm under pressure during changing weather conditions and periods of high demand.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Shortlisted applicants will go through a detailed security vetting process.

To apply for this opportunity, please forward your resume and cover letter via email to:

hr@airportauthority.bm 
Human Resources
The Bermuda Airport Authority
Building 332 ‘East’
11 Waller’s Point Road
St. George’s, DD 03
Tel:441.242.2011

Job Summary

The Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) at the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor in polar and/or cryospheric sciences. CIRES has identified cold region science as a key priority for building on its existing strengths. This new tenure-track faculty position is open to any aspect of polar and/or cryospheric science.

We seek an Assistant Professor who will lead a research group that generates and analyzes data leading to novel scientific and/or engineering insights pertaining to cold regions. Relevant research methods include remote sensing, in-situ observations, and numerical modeling. Relevant research specialties include but are not limited to the atmosphere, ocean, biology, snow, sea ice, ice sheets and glaciers, and permafrost. Applicants with potential for interdisciplinary research activities that span multiple specialties are preferred.

This role will join CIRES to advance environmental science, especially as it relates to cold region processes in earth system change and variability. The faculty member will contribute to dynamic activities across CIRES as well as partner institutes, departments, centers and programs at CU Boulder. The faculty line for this position is rostered in CIRES, with a tenure-track affiliation and instructing/service responsibilities in a relevant academic department. Academic departments that could serve as the tenure home include: Aerospace Engineering, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Earth Science, Environmental Studies, and Geography. The departmental affiliation will be decided in consultation with the new hire.

What Your Key Responsibilities Will Be

Maintain an active, externally funded research program, supervise and mentor graduate students, instruct at undergraduate- and graduate-student levels, and contribute professional service both within the university and to their professional research community. The typical distribution of effort for tenure-track faculty is 40% instructing, 40% research, and 20% service. Instructing responsibilities will be aligned with the needs of the home department. Service will be split between CIRES and the home department.
Develop an internationally recognized, externally funded research program in cryospheric and/or polar science. Competitive applicants will show evidence of ability to create and sustain a research program with appropriate extramural support, graduate student advisees, and with productive collaborations both within and outside CIRES/CU Boulder.

What We Require

Minimum academic requirements include:

• Ph.D. in Atmospheric Science, Earth Science, Engineering, Geography, Oceanography, Physics, or a related field at the time of appointment.
• Proven potential to establish an impactful research program in polar and/or cryospheric science.
• A strong commitment to effective teaching and mentoring of early career scientists.

Position Overview

The Cooperative Institute for Satellite Earth System Studies (CISESS) at the University of Maryland is seeking a motivated Scientific Software Developer for a two-year project supporting PrecipWatch, a web-based platform for satellite precipitation data processing, visualization, and analysis.

Besides producing several precipitation products in near-real-time, PrecipWatch also provides a unified, interactive interface for displaying and analyzing precipitation products from multiple satellite and radar-based sources, including NOAA’s Microwave Integrated Retrieval System (MiRS), Enterprise Microwave Rain Rate and Type (EMRRT), Snowfall Rate (SFR), CMORPH2 blended precipitation analysis, Enterprise Rain Rate (ERR), and Multi-Radar/Multi-Sensor System (MRMS). An initial demonstration system has been developed using Python, Flask, JavaScript, and OpenLayers. The selected candidate will continue developing the existing platform, improving processing efficiency, and expand its visualization and data integration capabilities.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain Python-based scientific data processing pipelines for satellite precipitation products.
• Process NetCDF, HDF, and geospatial datasets into web-compatible raster tiles and GeoJSON layers.
• Develop and enhance interactive web applications using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and model web frameworks.
• Improve satellite swath visualization, map rendering, and data processing performance.
• Develop backend services and REST APIs using Python-based web frameworks.
• Implement interactive visualization features, including animations, timelines, data queries, and precipitation product comparisons.
• Support automated data processing, expanded historical data coverage, and near-real-time data updates.
• Collaborate with NOAA and university scientists on scientific software development, testing, and documentation. 

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Atmospheric Science, Earth Science, Engineering, or a related field.
• Strong programming skills in Python.
• Experience with web programming languages, including JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
• Familiarity with scientific data processing, data visualization, or web application development.
• Strong problem-solving, debugging, and communication skills.

Job Description

The Department of Geography at the University of Florida, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, invites applications for a full-time, 9-month, renewable, non-tenure track Lecturer/Assistant Instructional Professor position in Meteorology, beginning in August 2027. We seek a dedicated and innovative instructor who will substantially contribute to the department’s instructional mission and key focus areas in Meteorology.  Other responsibilities include engaging in service activities within the university and college. Service to the profession is also recognized.

Primary responsibilities include teaching a sequence of advanced meteorology courses at the undergraduate level. The candidate will teach several of our existing advanced courses, such as Radar and Satellite, Atmospheric Dynamics, Atmospheric Thermodynamics, Synoptic Meteorology, Mesoscale Meteorology, Atmospheric Physics, and Weather Briefing. The candidate will also create and deliver new elective courses to enhance the quality of the degree program, preferably with attention to machine learning and artificial intelligence applications and experiential learning opportunities.

Courses will be designed to build progressively from core skills to advanced applications, complementing existing course offerings and ensuring students are well prepared for opportunities in public research, academic, private business, and communication sectors. Faculty in the Department of Geography also contribute new courses to the CLAS Beyond120 program, which is encouraged with this position. Additional duties include contributing to program and curriculum development, outreach and recruitment, mentorship of undergraduate students, and engagement with university resources such as HiPerGator. Applicants should be committed to long-term excellence in instruction and program development.

The appointment is renewable and eligible for promotion. At UF, Lecturers/Instructional Professors have a well-defined promotion structure, a professional development leave program, professional development opportunities, and access to potential funding for professional travel. The successful candidate will be expected to maintain a record of high-quality pedagogical professional development.  This position is not transferable to a tenure track research appointment.

Minimum Requirements

• PhD degree in Meteorology, Atmospheric Science, Climatology, or related field.
• Demonstrated track record of high-quality college- or university-level teaching experience of advanced courses in Meteorology with broad knowledge across courses.

Preferred Qualifications

• BS degree in Meteorology in a program that satisfies the US Office of Personnel Management’s Meteorology Series 1340 (GS 1340) requirements and American Meteorological Society (AMS) guidance on the composition of Bachelor Degree programs.
• Experience with course development and instruction using active learning and experiential learning techniques.
• Ability to develop and teach one or more new advanced Meteorology elective courses.
• Demonstrated use and instruction of machine learning techniques related to data analysis and research methods.
• Undergraduate mentoring experience.

Department of Water Resources (DWR) was established in 1956 by the California State Legislature. We manage California’s water resources, systems, and infrastructure, including the State Water Project, in a responsible sustainable way.

At DWR, we are embedding climate change response into every project we undertake. We have set standards to help evaluate how each project incorporates climate resilience principles and ensure consistency across the Department.  Our mission is to sustainably manage the water resources of California, in cooperation with other agencies, to benefit the state’s people and protect, restore, and enhance the natural and human environments.

Desirable Qualfications

In addition to evaluating each candidate's relative ability, as demonstrated by quality and breadth of experience, the following factors will provide the basis for competitively evaluating each candidate:

Our ideal candidate will have strong knowledge of California’s meteorology, weather patterns, climatology, and hydrometeorology. Experience analyzing and performing statistical analysis of meteorological and climatological data, numerical weather prediction guidance, radar and satellite products, and precipitation and temperature forecasts is highly desirable. Experience with atmospheric river analysis, extreme precipitation, ensemble forecasting, hydrometeorological data collection – including Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) and validation, forecast verification, or research-to-operations activities is preferred. The incumbent should have strong oral and written communication skills and be able to analyze complex information and present results through technical summaries, briefings, maps, charts, and graphics. Experience collaborating with research institutions, universities, or government agencies is desirable. Proficiency with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint, and Teams is expected. Experience with programming and scripting languages such as Python, R, or MATLAB is preferred. Familiarity with Linux, GIS, automated data-processing workflows, and meteorological visualization tools is desired.

New York City · Full-􀆟me, in office · New graduates and early-career candidates

Arc Commodi􀆟es is hiring a meteorologist to work directly with our Founder & CIO and portfolio managers. You’ll develop independent weather views, translate them into energy fundamentals and see those views inform trading decisions, often within hours of a model run. We’re looking for someone who enjoys finding what others may have missed, can defend a forecast and knows when to change their mind. No trading experience is required.

About Arc

Arc is a private investment firm in New York trading power, natural gas and carbon futures and options. Our team’s
background spans physical power opera􀆟ons and decades of energy trading.
We build our views from detailed work on supply, demand and storage. Weather runs through all three. Much of our
research is proprietary; candidates will get a closer look at our approach during interviews.

Why Weather Matters Here

A shift in temperature, wind or cloud cover can change electricity demand, renewable generation and natural gas
consumption at once. The location, timing and persistence of an event can matter as much as its magnitude.
Your work will help us understand where forecasts are reliable, where they are vulnerable and what a different outcome
would mean for the markets we trade. An independent view matters when there is evidence behind it.

What you'll do

 Follow numerical guidance, including GFS, ECMWF ensembles and emerging AI models, and identify meaningful
changes between runs.
 Translate weather into heating and cooling demand, electricity load, wind and solar generation, and gas burn.
 Develop subseasonal and seasonal views using large-scale patterns, teleconnections and an honest assessment of
predictability.
 Evaluate forecasts against observations, public models and commercial providers. Find where your judgment adds
value and where it needs work.
 Brief portfolio managers each morning and when conditions change: what shifted, why it matters and how
confident you are.
 Build Python tools and data pipelines that connect weather research to Arc’s fundamental models.

What You'll Bring

 A B.S., M.S. or Ph.D. in meteorology, atmospheric science or a closely related field.
 Strong synoptic and mesoscale forecasting skills, demonstrated through research, forecasting competitions, a
campus weather service, internships or operational work.
 An understanding of numerical weather prediction, ensemble uncertainty and model biases.
 Python proficiency for scientific data.
 Clear communication. You should be able to give the forecast and your confidence in two sentences, then explain
the reasoning in detail.
 Experience with statistical post-processing, machine learning, subseasonal forecas􀆟ng, energy meteorology or large
weather datasets is welcome. You do not need to arrive with all of it.

Why Join

You’ll work beside the people making investment decisions, with room to shape our weather research, tools and process
from the outset.
You’ll learn from people who have operated physical power systems and traded through major weather events. You’ll also
see how a single forecast can have different implica􀆟ons across power, gas and carbon and how those implica􀆟ons change
as new informa􀆟on arrives.
For someone curious about both the atmosphere and markets, there is a great deal to work on here.

How to Apply

Send your resume to information@arccommodities.com with the subject line “Meteorologist, Energy Trading.” Include a
short note about a forecast you are proud of, or one you got wrong and what it taught you. We’re interested in how you
think.
Arc Commodities is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of every background.

WFXV/WUTR-TV in Utica, New York is looking for a Meteorologist to anchor the evening weather on-air. You will maintain a digital and social media presence while also providing weather forecasts throughout our newscasts. We also look to our meteorologists for weather reporting, which includes work in the field producing packages, vosots and more.

• Produces and presents weather reports for all platforms.
• Ensures that all weather content meets company standards for journalistic integrity and production quality.
• Writes and delivers weather stories in a clear and concise manner.
• Assists in writing, copy editing, researching and coordinating weather programming and other content.
• Responds to breaking and/or severe weather events and other urgent newsrooms situations as required.
• Works closely with the weather team to develop comprehensive weather coverage.
• Participates in promotional activities including public appearances.
• Performs special projects and other duties as assigned.
• Writes web stories detailing the local forecast on a daily basis.
• Interacts with viewers and users on social media sites.

Requirements and Skills

• Bachelor’s degree in Meteorology, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and work-related experience.
• Fluency in English.
• Excellent communication skills, both oral and written with the ability to ad lib when required.
• Minimum three years’ experience in weather reporting or anchoring. (More or less depending on market size.)
• Superior on-air presence.
• Experience guiding, directing and motivating others.
• Ability to identify the developmental needs of others and to coach, mentor or otherwise help others to improve their knowledge or skills.
• Proficiency with computers, telephones, copiers, scanners, fax machines and other office equipment.
• Ability to meet deadlines, prioritize assignments and handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Ability to effectively listen to fully understand problems and communicate with a team to shape a solution.
• Strong understanding of the field of meteorology and a proven track record of forecasting.
• Valid driver’s license with a good driving record.
• Flexibility to work any shift.

Description

The Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences at Johns Hopkins University invites applications for the Morton K. Blaustein Postdoctoral Fellowship. The duration of the fellowship is one year with an anticipated extension for a second year. The position carries a salary of $65,000 per year (plus fringe benefits), includes an annual $5,000 stipend for travel and research expenses, and provides eligibility to participate in the Johns Hopkins University health plans. This position is represented by a union. Compensation, benefits, and other terms and conditions of employment will be subject to the collective bargaining agreement currently being negotiated between the University and the Union.

Information on our department and its research activities can be found at https://eps.jhu.edu/.

Qualifications

We seek outstanding individuals with a recent Ph.D. in any area of Earth, Planetary and/or Environmental Sciences and with strong links to departmental research interests. In recent years the department has made faculty hires in the areas of geobiology, paleontology and meteorology, complementing standing strength in climate, oceanography, atmospheric science, geology, petrology, Earth history, biogeochemistry, mineral physics, geophysics, planetary science, exoplanetary science and ecology. Applicants should contact faculty with whom they are interested in working before applying. The department values experiences and ambitions related to improving equity, diversity, and inclusion in the Earth, Planetary and/or Environmental Sciences.

Application Instructions

Consideration of applications will begin December 15th, 2026. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, however, to ensure full consideration, applications should be submitted by the abovementioned date. Applications can only be submitted electronically through interfolio. To apply, access the link here http://apply.interfolio.com/157586   to forward your curriculum vitae (with your email address), a statement of your research experience and programmatic vision, and names and emails of two or more references.