Scientific Programmer (m/f/d) High-Performance Computing and Software Engineering

The Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology is a research institute of the Max Planck Society. It was founded in 1992 in the State of Bremen and employs around 200 staff members. In close collaboration with numerous university and nonuniversity research institutions, we explore the diversity and function of microorganisms in the ocean and their interactions with their environment. Scientists from all over the world, engineers, technicians and administrative staff together make an important contribution to global marine and environmental research. In the Department of Ocean Biosphere Dynamics, we are looking to fill a position as Scientific Programmer (m/f/d) High-Performance Computing and Software Engineering The department investigates the dynamics of the ocean carbon cycle, its variability and predictability, and its role in the Earth system through climatecarbon cycle feedbacks operating across timescales from days to millennia. A central objective is to improve the representation of marine carbon, nutrient cycling and microbial processes in Earth System Models while increasing spatial model resolution to capture key physical and

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