Professor Jaime Carrera-Hernandez at Geociencias UNAM is seeking two highly motivated postdoctoral collaborators to join a research project focused on developing numerical models to study the impact of climate change on hydrological processes in Mexico. The positions are based in Querétaro, Mexico, and are set to begin in September 2026. The initial appointment is for one year, with the possibility of renewal for a second year, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research in environmental science and hydrology.

Applicants must hold a PhD and have published articles in peer-reviewed journals, with the exception that MDPI publications are not considered valid by the university. The research will involve advanced numerical modeling techniques to analyze how climate change affects hydrological systems, making this an ideal opportunity for candidates with a strong background in environmental science, earth science, or related fields. The project is situated within the Geociencias department at UNAM, a leading institution in Mexico for earth and environmental sciences.

Interested candidates should prepare a CV highlighting their relevant research experience and publications. Applications must be submitted by March 5th, 2026. For more information or to apply, candidates are encouraged to contact Professor Jaime Carrera-Hernandez directly via LinkedIn or other provided contact methods. This position offers a chance to work in a dynamic research environment and contribute to important studies on climate change and water resources in Mexico.