Lead Physical Scientist: Coastal Modeling & Hazards
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Research Scientist, Environmental Compliance & Protection
US Geological Survey in Saint Petersburg, FL seeks a Supervisory Physical Scientist to lead scientific studies and develop advanced hydrodynamic models for coastal change hazards. The role requires coordinating a team, guiding data interpretation, and delivering policy-relevant analyses.
The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in coastal processes, modeling techniques, and experience leading multi-disciplinary teams within the Federal sector or similar environments.
We would love to welcome a new Lead Physical Scientist:
Coastal Modeling & Hazards to our group in Saint Petersburg, FL, United States.
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Coastal Modeling & Hazards role at US Geological Survey, based in Saint Petersburg, FL, United States.
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Coastal Modeling & Hazards position at US Geological Survey in Saint Petersburg, FL, United States.
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