Hi everyone!
Is anyone interested in a scientific Python programming job? I have been asked
to post the job ad below. It looks like a good opportunity for the right
person. If you’re interested, please contact Daehyok Shin directly (details
below).
Cheers,
Ed
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Scientific Python Programmer (Melbourne or Canberra, Australia)
$76,025 - $86,438 per annum, plus an additional 15.4% superannuation
Scientific Python programmer. We are looking for a scientific Python developer
to work in the area of hydrological modelling and water forecasting. You will
be involved in developing forecasting tools to produce and deliver water
information products at a variety of time-scales with an emphasis on web
delivery of products. Full-time for one-year.
· professional knowledge and experience of the Python standard library as well
as key third party packages for scientific computing such as NumPy, pandas,
matplotlib and PyTables
· experience with basic software engineering practices (e.g. distributed VCS,
issue tracking, code review)
· experience with shell scripting and basic Linux system administration tasks
· familiarity with scientific data management practices and formats (e.g NetCDF
and HDF) and/or relational databases
· web development experience (with Javascript/HTML/CSS) would be an additional
benefit
You will be part of a team working across a number of projects delivering
systems and development support, as such, strong communication skills are a
must.
Contact: Daehyok Shin, The Bureau of Meteorology, Australia
E-mail contact: d.s...@bom.gov.au <mailto:d.s...@bom.gov.au>
No telecommuting
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Dr. Edward Schofield
Python Charmers
+61 (0)405 676 229
http://pythoncharmers.com
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