Hydrology & Remote Sensing

Job Type
Post-Doc
Job Rank
Postdoc
Job Institution
Florida State University
Job Description

I am recruiting a postdoc to join my research group in the Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) Department at Florida State University (FSU) beginning as early as Nov 2025. The postdoc will be initially supported for 12 months, with the possibility of extension through Nov 2026 depending on the performance. Benefits (e.g., family health insurance) will be provided in addition to a competitive salary. 

PROJECTS

My group currently has multiple research projects funded by NSF, EPA, USDA, DoD, NASA and NASEM on the broad area of water resources and hydrology. The postdoc will primarily focus on analyses of land cover and vegetation over time via remote sensing. Given that my team works closely with various institutes (academic, government agencies, national labs etc.), there will be several opportunities for collaboration. The selected candidate will present the findings in peer-reviewed articles and conferences. It is also expected that the postdocs contribute to student mentoring and assist in writing research grants.

REQUIRED/DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

  • A doctoral degree in engineering (civil, agricultural, water resources or environmental), sciences (hydrology, environmental, geographical or Earth) or any closely related field
  • Understanding of physical processes related to surface hydrology
  • Strong computer programming (R, MATLAB or Python) as well as analytical and quantitative skills
  • Proficiency in remote sensing techniques, analyses of satellite imagery, machine learning, deep learning stochastic, statistical, time series and geospatial analyses
  • Independency, communication, presentation (oral and written), fast learning and the ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.

ABOUT US

Located in the capital of Florida, Tallahassee, FSU is classified by Carnegie as an R1 rank (Doctoral Universities — Highest Research Activity). The CEE Department is home to the Resilient Infrastructure and Disaster Response (RIDER) Center, an interdisciplinary research center with several labs and facilities related to water resources, environment, construction and transportation. Tallahassee, the capital of state of Florida, is located within a short drive to multiple national parks and beaches, providing several opportunities for outdoor activities. For more information about my research team, visit: https://eahmadis.weebly.com/.

IF INTERESTED…

Highly motivated applicants should contact Dr. Ebrahim Ahmadisharaf (eahmadisharaf@eng.famu.fsu.edu) with their CV, a list of three references and a brief statement describing how their interests can contribute to the research topics.