We encourage anyone interested in developing and implementing new representations of permafrost hydrology in watershed and earth system land models. Our team advances understanding of the interactions and impacts of changing snow, vegetation, permafrost and hydrological conditions using direct and remotely sensed observations, including drone-based acquisitions, to test and inform our models of Arctic landscape change. If you are excited about working on science to understand the changing Arctic, please apply!
The Los Alamos National Lab is a great place to further your academic and professional goals. About half of the postdocs at LANL decide to continue their career here, and about a quarter move on to academic positions. LANL offers competitive salaries and great benefits packages. Living in the Land of Enchantment is also exciting, with tons of trails for hiking, mountaineering, climbing, and mountain biking as well as ski resorts all around. Santa Fe offers unique cultural activities, while Los Alamos has a small-town feel if you prefer.
If you're interested, please follow the application instructions found here: https://lanl.jobs/los-alamos-nm/postdoctoral-researcher-arctic-land-surface-modeler/1D7FA6EF1DBA488EBE5AACFBF41BAD33/job/ or email dharp@lanl.gov and kbennett@lanl.gov with any questions.
Thank you.
Dylan Harp
Katrina Bennett