Title: Project Scientist, NCMRWF
Location: Delhi
Organization’s profile:
Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Government of India, Earth System Science Organization (ESSO), National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF), Noida invites application for the recruitment of Project Scientist “C”.
Job Description:
The research work will be on “Numerical Modeling of Weather and Climate” on contract basis.
Eligibility:
The successful candidate should have Master’s Degree or equivalent in Meteorology/ Oceanography/ Atmospheric Science/ Physics/ Geophysics/ Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics from a recognized university with at least first class (60%) at Post Graduation level and 3 years experience. Age limit- 35 years.
How to apply:
Interested candidates may attend the interview along with application in prescribed format, Copies of certificates in support of educational qualifications, date of birth, and experience at Ministry of Earth Sciences, NCMRWF, A-50, Institutional Area Sector 62, NOIDA-201309 on 28-05-2014 at 11:00 AM.
Last date for the application: 28 May, 2014
Reference: NCMRWF
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