Postdoc of Radioglaciology

This Postdoctoral position in Radioglaciology requires advanced expertise in the study of glaciers and ice sheets using radio-echo sounding and related geophysical techniques. Candidates should possess a strong background in glaciology, geophysics, or a closely related Earth science discipline, supported by a doctoral degree. Proficiency in interpreting radar data to analyze ice properties, internal layering, and subglacial environments is essential. Experience with geospatial data processing, signal analysis, and numerical modeling of ice dynamics is highly valuable. Familiarity with remote sensing tools, programming languages such as MATLAB, Python, or similar scientific computing environments, and data visualization techniques will enhance research effectiveness. The role demands the ability to design and conduct field campaigns involving radar equipment deployment in polar or glaciated regions, requiring knowledge of field logistics, safety protocols, and environmental considerations. Strong analytical skills, scientific writing, and collaboration within interdisciplinary teams are important for contributing to publications and advancing understanding of ice sheet behavior and climate interactions. Candidates should demonstrate a capacity for independent research and innovation in radioglaciological methods and applications.