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Satellite Lidar Scientist

Koninklijk Nederlands Meteorologisch Instituut -
De Bilt

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Vacaturegegevens

Parttime | Fulltime | Bepaalde tijd
€ 4.024 - € 6.110 per maand
2 uur geleden

Secundaire arbeidsvoorwaarden

Pensioen
Taaltraining aangeboden
Bereikbaarheid met openbaar vervoer
Bedrijfslaptop

Kwalificaties

Datacenter-ervaring
Doctor
UNIX
Engels
Fortran
Bash
Analytisch vermogen
C++
Natuurkunde
Oceanografie
Linux
Communicatieve vaardigheden
Python

Volledige vacaturetekst

De Bilt

Wo
32 - 36 uur
Schaal 11 / €4.024 - €6.110 (bruto)
Onderzoek / wetenschap

Solliciteer voor 23 juni 2026

Dit ga je doen

At KNMI (Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute) we are looking for a satellite lidar scientist. In this position you will be responsible for co-creating algorithms for the processing of satellite lidar data, verification and validation of measurements, and the exploitation of such data in atmospheric science, operating within a broad international team. Do you want to be a satellite lidar scientist at an exceptional institute where science, novel technology and services come together? Then make this vacancy your new job and apply immediately.

How you contribute
To better understand and predict weather and climate, it is essential to obtain high-quality atmospheric measurements. Key variables include wind, cloud, aerosol, and radiation profiles. However, for each of these, a measurement system that simultaneously provides high accuracy, global coverage, and high temporal resolution is still lacking.

For this reason, KNMI has been involved for many years in the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Earth Explorer satellite missions Aeolus (launched in 2018), EarthCARE (launched in 2024), and the EUMETSAT Polar System EPS-Aeolus mission (to be launched in 2034). These satellites carry active observing systems (e.g. lidars and radars) which provide true profile measurements. To get the most information out of such sensors, existing measurement and processing techniques must be improved and novel approaches developed.

KNMI contributes through the development of satellite data processing algorithms and software, instrument simulation, calibration, validation of measurements, and reprocessing of historical datasets, in collaboration with European and Canadian partners. KNMI also leads the EarthCARE-DISC project, responsible for ensuring the data quality of all EarthCARE instruments. As such, tasks and priorities are defined and planned through regular discussions with ESA, EUMETSAT and international partners.

Your activities
In this role, you will:

take responsibility for the Aeolus ALADIN surface return retrieval algorithm and contribute to the wind processing algorithms
contribute to and progressively take ownership of the evolution and design of EarthCARE ATLID processors
support the design of future retrieval algorithms through 3D (Monte Carlo) radiative transfer simulations for EPS Aeolus
KNMI is offering a five-year postdoctoral position to contribute to these activities in the Satellite Observations R&D department. The position provides a unique opportunity to collaborate with international specialists in both active and passive satellite remote sensing. Further background information may be obtained via:
- www.knmi.nl/research/satellite-observations/projects/aeolus-orbital-doppler-wind-lidar
- earth.esa.int/eogateway/activities/aeolus-disc
- www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/FutureEO/Aeolus
- www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/FutureEO/EarthCARE

Your team
The active remote sensing team consists of approximately 15 scientists. We are part of the larger (~55 FTE) R&D Satellite Observations (RDSW) department which contributes to weather and climate research and monitoring of the Earth system by utilizing the observations of satellites as well as surface remote sensing, balloon, and aircraft observations. This is done in an international setting.

The main research activities of RDSW are on weather and climate research, air quality, stratospheric ozone and space weather. The satellite activities of the department encompass the entire range from collecting user requirements, developing instrument concepts, generating the required satellite products, to atmospheric research using the satellite data. RDSW is characterized by a positive atmosphere. Colleagues like to have a cup of coffee or tea together and are very approachable. The mix of men and women of different ages and with diverse nationalities also contributes to a pleasant working environment within the department.

Like to know more?
For more information you may contact Gerd-Jan van Zadelhoff, senior scientist and EarthCARE-DISC project manager at KNMI, at +31 6 55 45 75 24 or via email at [email protected] . You may also reach Ad Stoffelen, group leader and Aeolus project manager at KNMI, at [email protected] or by phone at +31 6 22 40 98 13.

l: 00 31 6 5545 7524

Dit krijg je

Schaal 11
€4.024 - €6.110 (bruto)
Arbeidsovereenkomst voor bepaalde tijd
60 maanden
32 - 36 uur
Het salaris is gebaseerd op een werkweek van 36 uur.

Dit bieden we nog meer

At our organization, you’ll work on meaningful projects that make a real impact in the Netherlands. In a workplace that values your professional growth and recognizes your contributions. Our benefits reflect that commitment.

Core benefits that provide security:

144 hours of annual leave per year (based on a 36-hour work week)
full public transport reimbursement or a mileage allowance of € 0,07 or € 0,21 per km (conditions apply)
mobile phone and laptop
€ 750 budget for setting up your home workspace, plus a daily homeworking allowance of € 2,45
pension scheme through ABP

A supportive environment that encourages growth:

hybrid working options tailored to your role, in consultation with your manager
personal development opportunities, training and career coaching

Flexible benefits designed around your life:

Individual Choice Budget (IKB): use this budget (the amount is 16.5% of your salary) for options such as repaying student loans, purchasing a (electric) bike with accessories, company fitness, making your home more sustainable, or other tax-friendly purposes
flexible leave arrangements , including care leave, parental leave, adoption leave, and foster care leave
our program provides support for visas and related matters, and language training (it does not include accommodation)

You can find the full Dutch government collective labor agreement (CAO Rijk) here.

Dit vragen wij

As a PhD you graduated in physics, oceanography, meteorology, mathematics, or equivalent.
We value your experience obtained in the fields of (3D) radiative transfer, applied research or statistical and numerical analysis.
Knowledge of Linux/Unix operating systems, scripting computer languages such as bash, and programming languages such as Fortran, C++ or Python, or the willingness and ability to acquire suitable proficiency is vital.
Interest in remote sensing, oceanography, meteorology, or earth system, is a clear bonus.
You have an analytical and independent mind, but also enjoy working in a team.
Due to the international nature of the work involved, good communication skills, both verbal and written, in the English language are required

Hier kom je te werken

Over Koninklijk Nederlands Meteorologisch Instituut

Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute (KNMI)
The weather is temperamental, the ground moves and the climate changes. For our safety and prosperity, we need to know what risks and opportunities this brings. And: how we can best prepare ourselves. The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) is the national knowledge and data centre for weather, climate and seismology. Reliable, independent and focused on what the Netherlands needs. For a safe Netherlands that is prepared for the impact of weather, climate and earthquakes.

We use our core values - Development, Cooperation and Relevance - to achieve our ambition, both within and outside KNMI, nationally and internationally. We develop our knowledge and expertise and work together to create a single KNMI that makes a difference to society!

Talent as the basis, diversity as the strength: The KNMI is an inclusive organization. An organization that provides space for everyone and uses the strength of its diverse workforce to achieve better results together for the Netherlands. Inclusive means that everyone feels involved and valued; not despite their differences, but thanks to them.

The KNMI organisation is part of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management:
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management (IenW) is committed to a safe, accessible and livable Netherlands. That is why the Ministry is working on powerful connections by road, rail, water and air. And IenW protects against flooding, ensures the quality of air, water and soil and the realization of a circular economy.

RDSW
The Satellite Observations Research and Development (RDSW) department of the KNMI in De Bilt (The Netherlands) contributes to weather and climate research and monitoring of the Earth system using satellite-based measurements. The department’s main research objectives are climate research, atmospheric dynamics, clouds, air quality, and stratospheric ozone. The satellite activities of the department encompass the entire range from collecting user requirements, developing instrument concepts, generating the required satellite products and services, to atmospheric research and applications using the satellite data. KNMI is part of several science advisory teams for innovative ESA satellite missions and part of the EUMETSAT and EU Copernicus ground segments.

Bijzonderheden

Job interviews for selected candidates will take place in De Bilt on the 25 of June.
An (online) pre-selection test, an assessment, making a case and (online) screening via databases, among others, can be part of the application process.

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Frank Helmich

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