The Capture Manager will lead the identification, shaping, and qualification of high-value federal opportunities to drive company growth. They are responsible for developing comprehensive capture plans, managing competitive assessments, and fostering strategic relationships with government customers and industry partners.
The specialist will support the development, testing, and implementation of physics-based and machine learning surge/wave frameworks for the National Weather Service. They will also maintain and visualize marine modeling output through web interfaces to ensure accessible data delivery for stakeholders.
The Physical Scientist will advance object-oriented verification techniques and support customized workflows for regional and convective-scale models. They will also act as a technical liaison for quantitative precipitation forecasting and evaluate next-generation AI-driven forecast systems.
The specialist will lead the design and implementation of national educator professional development programs to advance ocean literacy and agency mission objectives. They will also manage educational partnerships, oversee product development, and execute outreach strategies to engage diverse audiences.
The support scientist will develop, test, and evaluate atmospheric data assimilation components for the Unified Forecast System. They will also assist in transitioning observation modeling, quality control, and bias correction to the JEDI infrastructure.
This is a general application for candidates to join the talent network for future opportunities at Lynker. Candidates will be considered for roles across scientific, technical, and administrative service areas.
The Engineering Technician will perform component-level assembly, testing, and troubleshooting of electronic units and environmental monitoring sensors in a laboratory setting. They are responsible for following established procedures and schematics to maintain and repair various meteorological and oceanographic buoy systems.
The Business and Budget Analyst provides operational, financial, and administrative support for federal management, including budget formulation, cost forecasting, and financial monitoring. The role also assists with procurement, grant administration, contract deliverable tracking, and general center operations.
The developer will design and modernize responsive web interfaces and back-end systems for space weather forecasting applications. They will also lead development teams, manage project lifecycles, and integrate AI/ML features into operational tools.
The UI/UX Front-End Engineer will build and maintain scalable front-end components within Drupal 10 to support scientific data visualization. They will collaborate with scientific developers to integrate interactive dashboards and ensure all interfaces meet federal accessibility standards.
The developer will write, refactor, and maintain scientific code for processing observational data and supporting experimental workflows within the SWPC Testbed. They will also collaborate with scientists and engineers to integrate new models and data sources into operational forecast environments.
The lead will develop and validate physics-based ionosphere and thermosphere models to improve space weather forecasting for critical applications. They will also coordinate model development activities across agencies and guide the transition of research capabilities into operational environments.
Lead the design and implementation of a national educator professional development program to enhance ocean literacy across online, onsite, and hybrid platforms. Manage educational partnerships, coordinate facilitator networks, and develop outreach materials to support NOAA Ocean Exploration mission objectives.
Develop media and data products such as publications and digital media based on ocean exploration research. Coordinate data entry, web updates, and outreach events to ensure public availability of expedition results.
The role involves creating and managing educational materials and digital content to support NOAA Ocean Exploration's outreach goals. Key duties include developing education strategies, managing brand identity, and executing promotion plans to expand the reach of ocean exploration discoveries.
Provide technical, administrative, and financial support for the management of OER grant and internship programs. This includes managing the full program lifecycle from competition and review to award documentation and financial reconciliation.
Provide project management and inter-agency coordination between NOPP and the U.S. Navy Office of Naval Research. Responsibilities include managing financial spend plans, facilitating work group meetings, and developing annual reports.
Provide analytical and administrative support for budget, finance, and procurement functions for NOAA OER teams. This includes preparing financial reports, managing budget adjustments, and developing procurement packages and interagency agreements.
Lead the design and operational deployment of advanced hydrologic models and forecasting systems to bridge the gap between research and real-time public safety forecasts. Provide technical oversight and mentorship to junior staff while managing relationships between researchers and client leadership.
Design and build high-throughput raster and terrain processing pipelines for flood mapping and hydrologic modeling. Develop and maintain cloud-native geospatial data pipelines and AWS-based infrastructure to support national-scale scientific computing.
Develop, test, and evaluate the Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System (HAFS) to provide reliable tropical cyclone forecasts. This includes improving hurricane-specific physics, data assimilation, and coupled modeling systems within the UFS framework.
