[Shine-participants] JOB OPENING: NASA GSFC Civil Servant Position in SEP Theory/Modeling

[DE NOLFO, GEORGIA A. (GSFC-6720)]

JOB OPENING: NASA GSFC Civil Servant Position in SEP Theory/Modeling

From: Judy Karpen (judy.karpen at nasa.gov<http://nasa.gov>)

The Space Weather Laboratory (Code 674), NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, is seeking a highly skilled scientist to provide expertise in theory, modeling, and numerical simulation of the acceleration and transport of solar energetic particles (SEPs), with particular emphasis on SEP model modification/development, validation, and testing; and participation in the CCMC’s ongoing collaboration with SRAG at Johnson SFC to develop SEP prediction capabilities. The position also involves maximizing scientific return from upcoming NASA heliospheric missions (e.g., IMAP and PSP), and assisting with planning and design of new energetic-particle instruments and missions. Candidates should have experience with developing or modifying numerical codes, and with comparing model predictions with observations from NASA missions and ground-based instrumentation. A Ph.D. degree in physics, space physics, computational physics, or related discipline, and a proven track record of obtaining research funding, are highly desirable.

This is a civil servant position with NASA, for which U.S. citizenship is required.  Applications at the GS13 or GS14 level are being accepted through the following USAJOBS web site from 15 June – 13 July 2018.
GS-13/14: http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/502487600
A guide to the application process can be found at https://applyonline.nasa.gov/applicant_guide.html.
For additional questions, please contact Judy Karpen (Chief, Space Weather Laboratory) via email at the address given above. NASA GSFC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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