Hydrologic Modeling Scientist I Water Forecasting

Posted 9 days ago

university of alabamaTuscaloosa (AL)

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About the role

The Hydrologic Scientist I at The University of Alabama helps with hydrologic modeling and analysis projects to support NOAA's hydrology initiatives and water resources planning. The role involves data compilation, model development and simulation, and producing reports and recommendations for internal and external audiences. A bachelor’s degree and relevant water resources experience are required. This position is based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and follows a standard Monday–Friday schedule with

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