[IGSMAIL-6666] Open Position in the Ionospheric and Atmospheric Remote Sensing Group at JPL

[Komjathy, Attila (335G)]

Author: Attila Komjathy


Dear Colleagues, 


We would like to bring your attention to a new full-time, permanent
position in our Group at JPL. A detailed description is found at:

https://careerlaunch.jpl.nasa.gov/ci20/index.jsp?locale=en_US&applicationNa
me=jplCA&POSTING_ID=6474280&SRCSEQ=postingSearchResults&SEQ=jobDetails

An excerpt from the URL above:

The applicant will be a member of the Ionospheric and Atmospheric Remote
Sensing Group and will report to the group supervisor.   Will be
responsible for further developing, maintaining, optimizing, testing and
distributing: software to produce scientific observables from GNSS
measurements obtained from ground and space; Global Assimilative
Ionosphere Model (GAIM) software originally developed jointly by JPL and
University of Southern California; software to analyze scientific data
from GNSS; and software to perform numerical computation of
atmosphere-ionosphere interaction and its coupling with ocean. Will
perform and prioritize tasks for scientific analysis of GNSS data and
other space-borne measurements to perform model-data comparisons for
scientific analysis, work with community models of the Earth¹s ionosphere
and atmosphere, and develop real-time capable systems for processing and
analyzing GNSS remote sensing data. Will report to group members and
sponsors on all efforts. Will report at scientific conferences and publish
papers in refereed journals. Will help determine technical strategy for
group software and model development and decide the best resource
allocation for specific tasks. Will create solutions for specific
sponsored projects.

Develops new capabilities including devices, hardware, software,
approaches, systems, methodologies, techniques, algorithms. Publishes new
findings and developments, anticipates trends in technological advancement
and plans JPL activities accordingly. Interfaces with scientists, projects
and programs to understand and meet their technology needs. Pursues new
technology and/or instrument opportunities through advocacy and outreach
within the technology, scientific and stakeholder community. Infuses new
capabilities into JPL¹s projects and systems. Writes or contributes to
proposals to support research. Conducts basic (fundamental discovery;
improving knowledge base) and or applied (use knowledge to develop new or
improved capabilities) research.   Benchmarks capabilities by external
organizations.

For additional information and the application process please see the URL
above.

Best wishes,


Dr. Attila Komjathy
NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory
4800 Oak Grove Drive, M/S 138-308C
  
Pasadena, CA 91109, USA
Email: Attila.Komjathy at jpl.nasa.gov
Tel:   818-393-6828
Fax:   818-393-5115