The unit for Hydrological Research works in Sweden, Europe and worldwide with developing Water and Climate services based on forecast and scenario tools. We calculate variability in water resources, climate change impacts, and water quality in catchments. The work done here aims to improve decision support for physical planning and environmental control, as well as forecasting for flood warning services and the hydropower industry. We work directly with both external end-users and SMHI’s more operational divisions. The unit has some 30 employees from 13 countries.

Group Manager for Hydrological Research and Development:
Are you good at managing and leading groups of scientists? As an efficient team we can reach far, and we are looking for a new group manager for researchers at Hydrological Research and Development at SMHI! See more at http://web103.reachmee.com/ext/I011/1056/job?site=8&lang=UK&validator=991c4fb3061ea054e09848134790b230&job_id=178

Post Doc in hydrological forecasting:
We are now looking for a new member in the team that conducts research on hydrological forecasts. You will contribute to on-going projects with international collaboration in Europe and world-wide. Generally, your work will mainly consist of data collection and evaluation, method development and processing of large data volumes for research as well as well as practical applications. Specifically, this position focuses on evaluation and improvement of hydrological forecasts on different time horizons. The work includes scientific analysis, programming, user engagements and scientific publication. See more at http://web103.reachmee.com/ext/I011/1056/job?site=8&lang=UK&validator=991c4fb3061ea054e09848134790b230&job_id=180