San DiegoFULL TIME$70,000 - $120,000 / Year ($5,833 - $10,000 / Month)
Job Description
As a Solar Astronomer, you will focus on studying the Sun's behavior, composition, and dynamics through extensive research and data analysis. This role requires proficiency in observational techniques and computational modeling.
Responsibilities
Conduct observations of the Sun and analyze solar data using advanced imaging techniques.
Collaborate on research initiatives with interdisciplinary teams.
Write research proposals and secure funding for solar research.
Present research findings in various scientific forums and conferences.
Develop and maintain software tools for data analysis and modeling.
Participate in educational programs to share insights on solar phenomena.
Assist in the training of interns and junior researchers.
Apply innovative approaches to solve complex astrophysical problems.
Contribute to peer-reviewed publications in reputable journals.
Participate in team meetings to discuss ongoing research projects.
Requirements
Education
Ph.D. in Astronomy or related field
Experience in solar physics is highly desirable
Experience
3+ years in solar research or related fields.
Technical Skills
Solar Imaging
Spectroscopy
Soft Skills
Problem-Solving
Leadership
Languages
English: Fluent
Advantageous
Experience with space-based solar observations: Hands-on experience with data from missions like SDO or SOHO.
Familiarity with statistical modeling: Experience applying statistical methods to solar data analysis.
Benefits
Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
Retirement savings plan with employer contributions
Paid time off and flexible scheduling
Opportunities for continuous learning and training
Company Culture
Continuous Learning: We encourage ongoing education and provide resources for professional development.
Supportive Environment: Our research team offers a supportive and encouraging atmosphere for all members.
Community Engagement: We actively engage with the community to promote solar science and education.