The Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) at the University of Colorado Boulder welcomes applications for a Post-Doctoral Associate within the Ziemann Research Group. This position will be responsible for conducting laboratory studies of the products and mechanisms of monoterpene oxidation and aerosol formation using an environmental chamber and a suite of analytical instruments and methods.
CIRES is seeking a scientist to drive exciting research relevant to the Earth’s atmosphere; specifically, to work on obtaining and interpreting aircraft-based measurements of black carbon-containing aerosol. Black carbon is an absorbing species with important global impacts on the Earth’s radiation budget and is also valuable as a tracer of aerosol processes in the atmosphere.
Mercor is hiring experienced meteorologists to help train a large-scale physics AI model by interpreting High-Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR) outputs. You will analyze single-frame HRRR model visualizations (4 images per timestamp) and produce high-quality natural-language labels that clearly explain:
This is a high-judgment, expert role for meteorologists comfortable diagnosing synoptic and mesoscale features directly from model fields.
What You’ll Do
Advisor: Dr. Kelly Lombardo
At Trinity Consultants, we are dedicated to providing high-quality environmental consulting services to our clients. Our Cleveland office is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic individual to join our team as an Entry-Level Air Dispersion Modeler. We pride ourselves on fostering a team-oriented work environment where collaboration, professional growth, and extreme client service are highly valued.
Responsibilities
The Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CU CIRES) invites applications for a Research Scientist position at NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC). The successful applicant will work to advance SWPC’s ability to predict the dynamics and response of the ionosphere and atmosphere to space weather as it pertains to impacts on communication, navigation, and satellite drag applications.
William Brune, distinguished professor of meteorology and atmospheric science at Penn State, was awarded the 2026 Warren Washington Research and Leadership Medal.
Complimentary coffee and donuts.
Complimentary coffee and donuts.
