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Physical Scientist Technician I

United States·Sterlingmid

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30pm Troubleshoots problems and makes recommendations for corrective action. Implement processes and procedures to complete various test and write final reports.

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Axiom is seeking a Physical Scientist Technician I to join our team in providing technical support services to the Sterling Field Support Center (SFSC). The Physical Scientist Technician I will assist with testing and technical troubleshooting, provide first-tier help desk support, and contribute to the development and execution of meteorological evaluations related to upper air observation.

The Physical Scientist Technician I will:

Obtain an upper air observing certification within 30 days of employment.
- Long-term employment contingent on meeting this requirement
Become a subject matter expert for Help Desk support of Upper Air systems
- Work schedule will include shift work and some weekends and holidays
  - Morning Shift - 6am-2pm EDT (5am - 1pm EST)
  - Evening Shift - 2pm - 10pm EDT (1pm-9pm EST) or,
  - Normal Shift ~ 8am - 4:30pm
- Troubleshoots problems and makes recommendations for corrective action.
- Implement processes and procedures to complete various test and write final reports.
- Conduct test and evaluation activities of meteorological observing systems.
- Prepare test plans and reports for new sensors, systems, or software.
- Perform the installation and checkout of meteorological equipment used operationally by the NWS and in support of the SFSC test and evaluation program.
- Performs analysis of meteorological data to determine validity and quality of the data.
- Support and maintain instrumentation used in upper air balloon launches.
- Document procedures, prepare technical reports, and update support materials for training and reference.

Preferred Skills and Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Meteorology, Atmospheric Science, Physical Science, or a related technical discipline.
Familiarity with meteorological instrumentation, particularly upper air observation systems such as radiosondes.
Experience with help desk operations and service ticket resolution.
Experience in the setup, configuration, and design of scientific tests.
Proficiency in standard office and technical software (e.g., MS Excel, instrumentation data interfaces, ticketing systems).
Background with LabVIEW, MATLAB, or Python.
Demonstrate experience in the installation and maintenance of varying instrumentation and equipment (preferably meteorological).
Strong background with the use of antenna and ground system maintenance
Working knowledge of measuring meteorological phenomena with scientific equipment and instrumentation.
Strong analytical and diagnostic skills with attention to detail in data validation and reporting.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills for technical support and documentation.
Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team in a dynamic environment.

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