Job description .
Set up, configure, optimize the OASIS3-MCT model coupling library at NSCC. .
Integrate regional atmosphere and ocean models via the OASIS3-MCT. .
Carry out sensitivity experiments using the coupled modelling system i.e., one-way and two-way coupled experiments. .
Assess the performance of the one-way and two-way coupling. .
Attend regular meetings with collaborators and present results. .
Write reports and publish high-quality journal papers. .
Present the results at the top international conference in the field. .
Attend training/workshop as required to maintain proficiency. .
Any other duties as assigned. Qualification & Field of Study: .
PhD in Physical Oceanography, Atmospheric Science, Meteorology, Geophysical fluid dynamics, Ocean Engineering, Coastal Engineering, or other related discipline. Job Requirements .
Preferably 3 years of relevant research/industry experience. .
Strong background of atmospheric science, meteorology, physical oceanography, ocean modelling, and hydrodynamics. .
Experience of using regional coupled modelling system and OASIS3-MCT model coupling toolkit. .
Understanding of air-sea interaction/coupling and flux exchanges. .
Experience of using LFRic/NEMO or other atmosphere/ocean models is a plus. .
Knowledge of Linux operating system and shell scripting. .
Experience of working on a HPC/supercomputer. .
Good knowledge and skill in programming language (e.g., Fortran, C, C++, Python) .
Experience of handling large global data set (netCDF format) using CDO and NCO. .
Familiar with MATLAB, and Ferret/pyFerret or similar. .
Knowledge in handling satellite, in-situ, reanalysis/hindcast data will be an advantage. Other Requirements: .
Good interpersonal and communications skills. .
Ability to adapt and work effectively as members of a team. .
Resourceful and self-driven with a high degree of professional integrity. .
Solid organizational skills including attention to detail and multitasking skills.
FULL TIME
Mid-Level
4/15/2026
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