Are you a computer geek who enjoys writing code? Do you have a provable 
experience in ANY programming languages such as C/C++, Fortran 90/95 or, even 
better, Julia?

Would you like to apply your abilities towards a doctoral degree in numerical 
methods to model atmospheric flows?

If you answered yes to both questions, then this is the opening for you!

You will be part of a collaborative project between New Jersey Institute of 
Technology and the University of Wisconsin at Madison. 

If interested: send a detailed CV, along with a link to your github or gitlab to 
smarras@njit.edu 
The CV should include details about the classes that you took and the final grade 
that you obtained.

This project is mathematically and coding intensive; a solid coding experience  
and solid background in mathematics are required. No experience in atmospheric 
sciences is necessary.

The project will be funded for four years. You should be able to start in
January 2024. A later start may be considered.

Notice: if you require a VISA to the US to apply for this position, please 
specify how long it will take to obtain it.

Contact Dr. S. Marras by email: smarras@njit.edu