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From: Danielle Hilmes <Danielle.T.Hilmes@jpl.nasa.gov>
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IGS Electronic Mail      19 Apr 15:34:50 PDT 2007      Message Number 5589
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Authors: Tony Mannucci (Hiring Manager); Danielle Hilmes (Recruiter)

>Job Announcement: GPS Analyst
>
>The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, CA has an opening for a 
>GPS Analyst, who will play a major role in analyzing ionospheric data 
>acquired using the Global GPS Network and space-borne GPS receivers such 
>as COSMIC and CHAMP.   The GPS Analyst is responsible for developing data 
>analysis programs in languages such as Python, FORTRAN and/or C/C++ to 
>analyze GPS and other satellite data and prepare it for input into models 
>such as the Global Assimilative Ionosphere Model (GAIM) which is jointly 
>developed at JPL and the University of Southern California.   The position 
>requires a minimum of a BS in Physics or Applied Mathematics or related 
>discipline with 5+ years of experience; MS or PhD degree preferred with 
>experience in a field such as physics, geophysics, geodesy, geomatics, 
>applied mathematics, astrophysics, space science, atmospheric science or 
>related field.  Security clearance is a plus.  For more information and to 
>apply online, please visit http://careerlaunch.jpl.nasa.gov. (Job ID# 5954.)