Early Career Impact Modeller – Climate Risks, Energy Systems and Socio-Economic Resilience at CMCC
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - European Geosciences Union (Egu) in Milano
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Position
Early Career Impact Modeller - Climate Risks, Energy Systems and Socio-Economic Resilience at CMCC
Employer
Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change
The CMCC Foundation (Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change) is an international, independent, multi-disciplinary research center that studies the interaction between climate change and society.
We produce advanced climate research developing cross-cutting and multidisciplinary analyses and data that combine first-class climate modeling with climate change impact modeling and environmental economics.
Our activities aim to ensure reliable, rigorous, and timely scientific results that stimulate sustainable growth, protect the environment, and develop science-driven adaptation and mitigation policies in a changing world.
We deliver the crucial scientific insight needed for a successful transition to a sustainable future by providing foresight and quantitative analysis on our future planet and society.
We are among the world leaders and reference points in advanced scientific research, integrating all aspects of
social, economic, and environmental systems affected by climate change.
CMCC organizes its research activities through a structure that allows the collaboration and interaction of expertise from the multiple disciplines involved in research and decision-making processes aimed at finding answers to the challenges that will characterize the coming decades.
This organization of research ensures an interdisciplinary dimension that makes CMCC a unique global player in climate studies and enables the center to work on the entire climate research chain, as well as on social, economic, and technological dimensions.
CMCC Foundation has obtained the “Equivalency Determination” qualification, meaning that the entity is considered as the equivalent of a U.S 501(c)(3) public charity in th