**Job Description**
The position involves a postdoctoral researcher role within the DFF-funded project “WaterColor: Unraveling the Shades of Change in Greenlandic Marine Waters.” The project aims to investigate how climate-driven changes are reshaping the coastal and shelf marine ecosystems of Greenland, specifically focusing on the carbon cycle using advanced observational technologies such as ocean color remote sensing and marine optics. The role will involve research, publication, data analysis, and laboratory work, with opportunities to participate in field expeditions.
**Skills & Abilities**
• Experience with Earth Observation techniques, particularly ocean color remote sensing and marine optics
• Experience in planning and conducting field and laboratory work
• Knowledge of microbial biogeochemistry
• Proficiency in scientific programming and data analysis using tools such as Python, R, MATLAB, or similar
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, especially in the context of scientific writing and presentations
• A collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for interdisciplinary research
**Qualifications**
Required Degree(s) in:
• Marine Science
• Oceanography
• Earth System Science
• Related field
**Experience**
Other:
• Hold a PhD degree (or equivalent)
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