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26/03/2026
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€40,000 - €45,000 yearly
MERCATOR OCEAN
About the position Mercator Ocean International is recruiting a Technical Coordinator to contribute to the development of ocean forecasting applications within the framework of the European OPERA project. Reporting to the Ocean Monitoring Service, you will be responsible for coordinating the technical component of the project’s application developments, working closely with the project manager, internal teams, European partners and external contractors. The position is embedded at the core of operational oceanography challenges, covering the entire value chain — from ocean observation to the delivery of information services to end users — in an international context. You will be particularly responsible for: Coordinating the technical activities of the OPERA project, in close collaboration with the project manager and all relevant stakeholders. Managing the follow-up of outsourced application developments, from needs definition, drafting of technical specifications and...
Closing date:
26/03/2027
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26/03/2026
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€600 monthly
ICM-CSIC Barcelona, Spain
At iMARES (ICM‑CSIC), we offer a research internship for bachelor’s or master’s students interested in movement ecology, quantitative modelling and spatial ecology. The project evaluates how different preprocessing strategies affect Species Distribution Models (SDMs) built from animal tracking data, where consecutive locations are not statistically independent. The study will compare spatial, temporal and spatio‑temporal subsampling methods with data‑weighting approaches that account for autocorrelation, using both simulated and real tracking datasets combined with environmental covariates. The student will assess which strategies provide robust ecological inference and practical guidance for applying SDMs to conservation and wildlife management. The internship offers training in handling tracking and environmental datasets, R‑based SDM modelling, and reproducible analytical workflows, within a collaborative research environment. Requirements: University...
Closing date:
11/04/2026
Internship
26/03/2026
Office work
€600 monthly
ICM-CSIC Barcelona, Spain
At iMARES (ICM‑CSIC), we offer a research internship for bachelor’s or master’s students interested in ecosystem modelling, climate‑change impacts and marine ecology. The project uses mechanistic Marine Ecosystem Models (MEMs) to investigate how ocean warming and extreme events shape food‑web dynamics in Bass Strait (southeastern Australia), a well‑known climate‑change hotspot. The study focuses on the little penguin ( Eudyptula minor ), a key mid‑trophic predator, and evaluates how rising temperatures and marine heatwaves cascade through the food web to influence penguin populations. The student will update and apply an existing MEM to assess historical trends and explore future climate scenarios, helping to distinguish long‑term environmental effects from acute extreme‑event impacts. The internship provides hands‑on training in process‑based ecosystem modelling, R‑based analysis, climate‑scenario evaluation and quantitative ecological interpretation within a...
Closing date:
11/04/2026
Internship
26/03/2026
Office work
€600 monthly
ICM-CSIC Barcelona, Spain
At iMARES (ICM‑CSIC), we offer a research internship for bachelor’s or master’s students interested in quantitative ecology, spatial analysis and reproducible data science. The project introduces students to Species Distribution Models (SDMs) to explore how marine species respond to global change, using open biodiversity records and environmental variables such as temperature or salinity. The study will involve integrating heterogeneous datasets, preparing spatial data, implementing SDMs and evaluating model performance using reproducible statistical workflows. The student will develop skills in spatial modelling, R programming, data visualisation and best practices in open science while working in a collaborative, international research environment. Requirements: University students in the final year of a bachelor’s degree or enrolled in an official master’s degree during the 2025–2026 or 2026–2027 academic year. Bachelor’s degree GPA: 7.5 or higher...
Closing date:
11/04/2026
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