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Research Scientist For Catastrophe Modelling Quebec City …, Canada

Research Scientist For Catastrophe Modelling Quebec City …, Canada
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Become a crucial part of Chelsea Avondale's Skynet Software as a Research Scientist dedicated to catastrophe modelling. Contribute your expertise in enhancing models for events like floods and windstorms using cutting-edge technology. In this role, you'll join a forward-thinking team at the forefront of scientific research and engineering. Your work will involve developing, validating, and applying complex models to different natural hazard scenarios while ensuring data credibility. You will also conduct both literature evaluations and engage with industry professionals to craft data-driven solutions. Key Responsibilities: • Develop and implement severe natural hazard models • Conduct thorough evaluations of scientific literature • Write modular scientific code in Python for models • Collaborate on calibrating and benchmarking model outputs • Research and integrate recent datasets for model enhancements Requirements: • BSc, MSc, or PhD in relevant scientific fields • Proficiency in high-performance Python programming • Deep knowledge of mathematical modelling techniques • Experience in evaluating large datasets statistically • Academic or industry involvement in related topics post-PhD Leverage your talent for scientific research and modelling to reshape the insurance landscape at Chelsea Avondale. J-18808-Ljbffr Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2p2z3k
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