Scientific Programmer/Analyst

Overview

On Site
Depends on Experience
Full Time

Skills

Algorithms
C++
Debugging
Fortran
High Performance Computing
MPI

Job Details

Title - Scientific Programmer/Analyst
Client - NASA
Location - Greenbelt, MD (Onsite)
Job Type - Full Time Job Description:
We are seeking a Scientific Programmer/Analyst III to support the ATMOS
contract at NASA GSFC. This mid-level role focuses on developing, testing, and
documenting advanced scientific software used in atmospheric modeling and data
assimilation systems.
ATMOS is a NASA support services contract that provides advanced scientific,
engineering, and technical expertise to enable Earth and space science missions. The
program supports research, data analysis, technology development, and mission
operations across multiple NASA centers. Through ATMOS, our teams deliver
innovative solutions that help advance NASA s mission and expand scientific discovery.
Key Responsibilities Include:
Implement algorithms for large-scale atmospheric models.
Conduct testing, debugging, and documentation of scientific software.
Support peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations.
Collaborate with NASA scientists to apply software solutions to mission goals.
Job Requirements:
6+ years of experience in scientific programming.
Proficiency in FORTRAN, Python, C++, and high-performance computing (MPI).
Familiarity with data assimilation, scientific modeling, and large dataset handling.
Knowledge of IDL, MATLAB, or GrADS desirable.
Education:
M.S. in atmospheric science, oceanography, physical science, mathematics, or
computational science, or
B.S. degree in one of the listed disciplines, plus three years of experience
relevant to the position. This experience is in addition to the experience required
for the position level.

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