• Dataset compilation: Aggregating and formatting IASI

satellite data and campaign-based observational datasets into a uniform,
structured format, suitable for long-term analysis and archival. Requires
basic programming skills in Python and Bash.

• Trajectory simulations: Running and managing backward

trajectories with the LAGRANTO tool to identify the origins of coherent
subsiding airstreams under the supervision and with tools provided by the Postdoc.

• Event analysis: Using visualisation tools the Postdoc will provide, the Assistant will

generate vertical and horizontal meteorological cross-sections for selected
past extreme events. These plots will help characterize the upstream
environment of heatwaves associated with moisture transport and cloud
formation.

• Field campaign support: Assisting with preparatory logistics

for a field measurement campaign (NAWDIC, https://www.nawdic.kit.edu/deutsch/index.php) planned for winter 2025/26 (mainly in February 2026), including communication, resource planning, and data management templates, post-processing and some post-campaign laboratory work as well as the possibility for participating in the campaign in February 2026.

Master Student or MSc in Climate Science who recently finished their studies:

• Basic experience with Linux environments, Bash and Python
• Experience and agility in handling large datasets
• Basic experience in conducting field observations and laboratory analysis
• Interest in dynamical meteorology and case study analysis
• Motivated and skilled to produce scientifically meaningful and aesthetic visualisations of meteorological data for the analysis of selected case studies
• Open-minded, reliable, clear in communication, well-organised and flexible personality who is eager to learn new concepts and tools
• Fluent in English, German and/or French are a plus
• Ideally has a drivers licence

In the Cloud Dynamics team, we wish to create a respectful and supportive environment that fosters creativity for young talented scientists to develop their own ideas. We value diversity of backgrounds and identities as an enriching and necessary aspect of research and it is our priority to make all group members feel welcome, respected and supported.

For subject-specific questions and information about the position, please contact Killian Brennan (killian.brennan@unibe.ch), for questions related to the research group please contact Franziska Aemisegger(franziska.aemisegger@unibe.ch).

Please send your application with a CV (1 page) and a motivation letter (1 page) electronically by no later than 30.09.2025 to the following e-mail addresses: killian.brennan@unibe.ch and franziska.aemisegger@unibe.ch.