Project manager for technical areas: servers, desktop systems, laptops, linux, windows, web services
A university education to degree standard or equivalent is required, coupled with relevant professional experience
Four year initial contract, with possibility of renewal
Data assimilation, data preparation, model simulation and experiments
PhD level or equivalent, with postgraduate experience in atmospheric data assimilation and exploitation of meteorological observations.
One year with possible extension for two further years
The post is in the HPC group in the Systems Software Section of ECMWF’s Computer Division.
A university education, or equivalent, is required, coupled with experience in Unix systems administration.
Four year contract, with possibility for renewal
Full time, fixed term for 3 years
Salary range: Grade 6-7 (£27,319 to £41,323)
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Permanent full-time position
The Netherlands
Permanent full-time position
The Netherlands
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