Postdoctoral Researcher in Ocean Oxygen Variability and Trends at Georgia Tech Georgia Institute of Technology in United States

Georgia Institute of Technology is advertising a postdoctoral researcher position in the group of Professor Takamitsu Ito for work on global and regional ocean oxygen variability and trends. The project centers on understanding uncertainties and links to physical and biogeochemical processes, with a strong emphasis on dissolved oxygen datasets, observational intercomparison, and the Gridded Dataset Intercomparison Project for Dissolved Oxygen (GODIP-DO).

The postdoc will be based at Georgia Tech and collaborate closely with co-PI Jonathan Sharp at the University of Washington/CICIOS. This is a research-intensive opportunity for candidates interested in oceanography, biogeochemistry, chemical oceanography, physical oceanography, and physical-biogeochemical interactions, especially those who enjoy working with large geophysical datasets and quantitative methods.

Eligibility highlights: applicants must hold a PhD in oceanography or a related field. Strong preparation in biogeochemistry, chemical and/or physical oceanography, or related interdisciplinary marine science is preferred. The post also values excellent quantitative skills, including statistics, scientific computing, machine learning, and experience with large datasets. Publication record and conference presentation experience are also emphasized, along with the ability to work both independently and in a collaborative team environment.

How to apply: submit a CV and cover letter through the Georgia Tech Careers portal using Job ID 297564. The post does not mention a deadline, funding package, or tuition support, and it is presented as a research staff/postdoctoral opening rather than a scholarship.