Booth# 516

As a U.S. Department of Energy scientific user facility with global measurement capabilities, the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) user facility is used by scientists to obtain long-term measurements in diverse locales for studying atmospheric processes and improving earth system models. ARM data are currently collected from three atmospheric observatories—Southern Great Plains, North Slope of Alaska, and Eastern North Atlantic—as well as from the three ARM mobile facilities and ARM aerial facilities. Proposals are accepted to conduct field campaigns with arm observatories. In addition, a high-performance computing cluster is available to support processing of large ARM data sets. In May of 2022, ARM marked 30 years of atmospheric data collection, with more than 3.5 petabytes of data collected. All data are freely available online at arm.gov.

Website: https://www.arm.gov/
Number of Employees: 265
Employee Desired Skills and Education/Degrees:

-PhD degree in meteorology, atmospheric sciences or a closely related field (e.g., Physics, Engineering)
-Demonstrated experience with analyzing atmospheric or related observational data (e.g., lidar, camera, radar, in-situ)
-Excellent programming skills in various platforms and languages (e.g., Matlab, Python)
-Experience writing up and publishing their results in peer-reviewed journals, in coordination with team leadership

List of Current Job Openings:

ARM employment listing page: https://www.arm.gov/working-with-arm/employment

Current open position:
Postdoctoral Researcher – Urban Boundary Layer Observationalist