[IGSMAIL-7086] GNSS Research Opportunities at NGS

[Gerald Mader - NOAA Federal]

Author: G. Mader

GNSS Research Positions



The Geosciences Research Division of the National Geodetic Survey/NOS/NOAA
will soon announce 2 vacancies for senior GNSS Researchers whose duties
will include:



   - Research and development of techniques, products, and services that
   support and improve defining, maintaining, and accessing the National
   Spatial Reference System.
   - Developing physical models that accurately describe the orbital
   mechanics of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), the propagation of
   their radio' signals, and the dynamics of the national and international
   tracking networks.
   - Maintaining and improving the International Terrestrial Reference
   Frame (ITRF) as the fundamental basis for the National Spatial Reference
   System (NSRS).
   - Developing, testing, and maintaining GNSS software in order to improve
   station positioning, GNSS orbit estimation and reference frame
   maintenance.

1 position will be located in *Boulder, CO,* and

1 position will be located in *Silver Spring, MD*.

 The application window is expected to open April 27 for a period of 14
days.

Interested applicants (U.S. citizens only) will need to:

   - Create an account online at USAJOBS.com.
   - Load your resume and transcripts into your account
   - Apply online through USAJOBS.com (search for keyword ‘geodesy’ or job
   series 1372) by completing the questionnaire. (Make sure your resume
   highlights your experience most relevant to the job description.)




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Dr. Gerald L. Mader
 Office: 301 713 2854
Chief, Geosciences Research Division                  Cell: 240 417 5989
National Geodetic Survey / NOS / NOAA             Fax: 301 713 4475
1315 East West Highway
Silver Spring, Maryland 20910
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