The incumbent provides advanced technical support for users, serving as the primary resolution point for complex IT issues and hardware/software troubleshooting. Responsibilities also include Windows systems administration, asset management, and ensuring compliance with IT security policies and configuration management standards.
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 Coastal Resilience Specialist will provide program coordination and administrative support for NOAA's strategic initiatives and executive communications. Responsibilities include facilitating stakeholder meetings, drafting technical documentation, and managing project timelines to ensure executive priorities are met.
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.
Coordinate the planning and execution of ocean-related projects, including managing grants, funding opportunities, and partnerships with NOAA laboratories and universities. Provide technical and administrative support for ship operations, budget tracking, and partnership agreements.
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.
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.
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 technical and administrative liaison services to support NOAA's Office of Ocean Exploration and Research in program strategy and fleet operations. Responsibilities include preparing technical reports, managing working groups, and coordinating the integration of advanced ocean technologies.
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.
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 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.
The role involves coordinating onboarding and off-boarding processes, including security credentialing and personnel documentation. Additionally, the candidate will develop and maintain standard operating procedures and process workflows to ensure office continuity.
Develop and implement an AI-based Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (AI-RTMA) system to improve weather forecast quality for NOAA. This includes designing data pipelines and conducting reviews of state-of-the-art AI data assimilation methodologies.
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.
Provide scientific and technical support for interagency consultations under various environmental acts including the ESA, MSA, and NEPA. Key tasks involve analyzing environmental data, drafting biological opinions, and coordinating with federal, tribal, and state partners.
The facilitator will manage and lead the Nisqually River Pinniped-Fishery Interaction Task Force to review applications for lethal sea lion removal. Responsibilities include coordinating logistics, facilitating polarized discussions, and producing a final report with recommendations for NMFS.
Provide support services to assist the government in meeting statutory requirements under the Endangered Species Act and the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. Responsibilities include reviewing biological assessments, analyzing environmental impacts, and preparing technical documentation for Klamath Project operations.
The role involves supporting the National Marine Fisheries Service by conducting ESA and MSA consultations and analyzing environmental impacts on aquatic habitats. Responsibilities include preparing biological opinions, reviewing permit applications, and providing technical assistance to action agencies regarding aquaculture activities.
The role involves providing scientific and technical support for ESA and MSA consultations, including the preparation of biological opinions and environmental documentation. You will analyze scientific data to evaluate the impacts of human activities on protected species and aquatic habitats while coordinating with interagency teams.
