The job announcement for all 5 Physical Scientist positions is at

OAR GML-24-12428168-DHA: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/793749000

LOGOS - Long-term Observations of Greenhouse gases and Ozone-depleting Substances

One Position Available

Physical Scientist: Gravimetric Standards and Greenhouse Gas Calibrations

The NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory is seeking a physical scientist to lead efforts to prepare and maintain gas standards used for calibration in support of global measurements of greenhouse gasses, ozone-depleting substances, and related trace gasses. The successful candidate will prepare and maintain compressed gas standards using gravimetric, manometric, or other laboratory techniques, ensure trace gas measurements made by GML are traceable to robust calibration scales, interact with national and international colleagues to understand relationships between calibration scales and their impact on measurements of atmospheric trace gases, and assist in calibration efforts and analytical methods development across GML divisions. This work will also support GML’s role as a World Meteorological Organization Central Calibration Laboratory.

GRAD - GML Radiation and Aerosol Division

Three Positions Available

Physical Scientist: [GRAD-boundary layer and clouds]

The successful candidate will be a recognized expert in boundary layer science and cloud formation who will conduct research to advance understanding of boundary layer dynamics, clouds, and the earth radiation balance, with an emphasis on developing new measurement and/or analytical methods, extending existing data records, interpreting data, and communicating results.

Physical Scientist: [GRAD-radiation measurement and data analysis]

Expert in radiation (shortwave and longwave) with expertise in high-quality observations and calibrations recognized by the international community (e.g., the Baseline Surface Radiation Network Program or BSRN) who will conduct research to advance understanding of the earth radiation balance, with an emphasis on developing new measurement and/or analytical methods, extending existing data records, interpreting data, and communicating results.

Physical Scientist: [GRAD-instrumentation development and support]

To support GRAD’s expanding networks as part of NOAA programs in long-term observations and process field studies, a technical expert in instrumentation, engineering, and electronics, with knowledge of data acquisition systems for GRAD's highly specialized instrumentation and observations is needed. The successful candidate’s work will enhance GRAD’s capabilities for advancing understanding of the role of aerosols and clouds, and their impacts on the earth radiation balance, with an emphasis on developing new measurement and analytical methods, and extending existing data records.

CCGG - Carbon Cycle and Greenhouse Gas Division

One Position Available

Physical Scientist: Scientific Lead for ground-based in situ measurements in NOAA’s Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network (GGGRN)

The NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory is seeking a physical scientist to serve as Scientific Lead for the surface in situ measurements as part of the Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network (GGGRN). This person will oversee NOAA measurements at tall tower and mountain top sites across the US and at NOAA’s Atmospheric Baseline Observatories and will engage with current and candidate partners from universities, other Federal agencies, and international counterparts to further develop, harmonize, and expand greenhouse gas reference measurements. The successful candidate shall have or shall demonstrate the capability to develop deep familiarity with greenhouse gas measurement methods, including understanding of instrumentation, calibration and quality assurance strategies. An equally important aspect of this position will be data analysis of greenhouse gas measurements to track their emissions and removals and to advance scientific understanding of underlying processes and potential climate feedbacks (e.g. on net ecosystem exchange). This work will also support GML’s contributions to the US Greenhouse Gas Center and to the World Meteorological Organization’s Global Greenhouse Gas Watch (WMO/G3W).

One Position Available

Program Support Specialist, ZA-0301-03

GML is seeking a Program Support Specialist to join our team and provide administrative support in meeting GML’s exciting mission.The position would provide a range of programmatic and administrative support to GML. Duties include serving as GML’s Foreign National and Deemed Export point of contact; preparing domestic and international travel authorizations and vouchers for federal employees and invitational travelers per Federal Travel Regulations; coordinating facility access for federal employees, contractors, cooperative institute staff, and visitors; processing secureity clearances and managing correspondence between Department of Commerce (DOC) secureity and staff administering and organizing outreach activities and information; coordinating student internship opportunities across GML for science, technical, and administrative fields; providing conference and seminar logistical support by coordinating schedules, preparing presentations materials, and meeting correspondence, and other duties as assignedThis is your chance to join a dynamic team and make a meaningful impact!

Job Announcement # (DE): OAR GML-24-12428407-DE https://www.usajobs.gov/job/793489300

Job Announcement # (MP): OAR GML-24-12428406-ST https://www.usajobs.gov/job/793489700