Earth Observation Analyst

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Job Title: Earth Observation (EO) Data Scientist
Location: Ireland (Remote, with occasional client meetings and in-person training)
Must reside in Ireland

Salary: €55,000 - €60,000 per annum (depending on experience)
Job Type: Full-time
About the Role
Our client is seeking an experienced Earth Observation (EO) Data Scientist to join their team. This role is ideal for a professional with a strong background in EO data processing, machine learning applications, and cloud-based EO tools. The position is remote, but the candidate must be based in Ireland and available for occasional client meetings and training sessions.

Key Responsibilities

Process and analyze Earth Observation data, including optical and radar datasets.
Utilise common EO Python libraries such as GDAL, Pandas, and GeoPandas for data handling and analysis.
Develop and apply AI and machine learning models for EO applications.
Work with cloud-based EO platforms such as DIAS and Google Earth Engine (GEE).
Automate workflows and conduct time-series analysis for EO projects.
Develop and maintain scripts for Linux environments using Bash scripting.
Collaborate with clients and stakeholders to understand project requirements and deliver tailored solutions.
Document methodologies and findings clearly for both technical and non-technical audiences. Required Qualifications & Experience

Master’s degree in Earth Observation (EO), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), or a closely related field.
At least 4 years of industry experience working with EO data and processing techniques.
Strong knowledge of optical and radar data processing methods.
Experience in AI and machine learning model development and implementation.
Hands-on experience with cloud-based EO tools such as DIAS or Google Earth Engine (GEE).
Proficiency in Linux operating systems and basic Bash scripting.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently.
Excellent written and spoken English skills.
Must have permission to reside and work in Ireland (onshore applicants only). Benefits

Annual Leave: 22 days of holiday leave, increasing to 23 days with time served.
Additional Leave: Option to purchase extra annual leave.
Flexible Working: Work-from-home flexibility (full-time or part-time).
Family Benefits: Enhanced maternity and paternity benefits.
Pension Scheme: Employer-contributed pension plan.
Employee Assistance Programme (EAP):
Access to a health & wellness platform, including a digital gym, nutrition guides, and well-being tutorials.
EAP services for employees and their partners, including counselling support.
Health Insurance: Company-sponsored health insurance covering optical, dental, physiotherapy, and more.
Cycle to Work Scheme: Option to participate in the cycle-to-work programme.
Professional Development: Continuous professional development opportunities. Eligibility
Candidates must have valid permission to work and reside in the European Union and the Republic of Ireland. The candidate must currently reside on the island of Ireland for this position.
If you meet the criteria and are passionate about Earth Observation and geospatial analytics, we encourage you to apply

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