Climate Monitoring Foundation Scientist
You will work with weather and climate data to monitor and report on global, regional, and UK climate change. Your day-to-day work involves creating and updating observational data sets from weather stations, satellites, ships, and buoys while collaborating with a team of scientists and software engineers. You will document findings through reports, papers, and presentations to guide internal and external users. This role helps shape understanding of environmental changes and informs international climate policy and agreements.
What they're looking for
- Experience processing, analysing and interpreting complex data sets
- Undergraduate degree in physical, environmental, or mathematical science
- Experience writing computer code in Python to process and analyse data
- Good communication skills conveying technical information clearly
- Ability to manage time and work collaboratively in a team
Qualifications
- Undergraduate degree in physical, environmental, computational, or mathematical science
Nationality requirements
This job is broadly open to UK nationals, Republic of Ireland nationals, Commonwealth citizens with right to work, EUSS status holders, and Turkish nationals under Ankara Agreement.
Selection process
Closing date 04/11/2026 at 23:59 with first stage interviews commencing from 23/11/2026.
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