The position would entail:
- Data Analysis – pre-/post-processing of data sets (ADCP/bathymetry/wind) for use in hydrodynamic models, visualisation of data using GIS and other processing software
- Numerical Modelling – including grid generation and optimization, set up of model input files, use of hydrodynamic models to characterize coastal marine processes, processing and interpretation of results
- Site Development – complete pre-application consultations and submit reports to regulators
- Technical – attend Technical Working Groups as and when required
- Deployment and maintenance of hydrographic equipment
- Carry out any other work to assist the Environmental Team as and when required
Requirements:
- A general understanding of modelling in the marine environment, preferably along the Scottish coastline. Knowledge of hydrodynamic modelling software (Delft3D, Mike) is preferred
- Experience in data analysis and processing is essential e.g. current meters, bathymetry data
- Knowledge of scientific computing languages is required, preferably Matlab/Python
- Knowledge of GPS, navigation and GIS systems is preferred
- Strong analytical and interpretive skills, good research skills and a practical, logical approach to problem solving
- A high level of commitment and self-motivation, maintaining accuracy and attention to detail
- Knowledge of the Scottish aquaculture industry is preferred, although not essential
- A full driving licence is essential
- The preferred base location for this position is Scotland
An attractive salary is available for this position. For an informal discussion regarding the post, please contact Meghan Rochford at [email protected]
Application deadline: 7th August 2020
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