Scientist (Climate Change)
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Nato in Roma
Job Context
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Position within the Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE), an organization of NATO. CMRE is a world‑class scientific research and experimentation facility that conducts science & technology (S&T;) development centred on the maritime domain, delivering innovative solutions to address defence and security needs of the Alliance.
Principal Duties
We are looking for a talented scientist in climate change and security to join our team. The role requires a strong background and expertise in analysing climate data applied to the defence realm. The incumbent will be part of a multi‑disciplinary research team and will share expertise to assess the implication of climate change across all military domains.
Support the programme of work investigating Climate Change (CC) impacts on the Alliance's defence in all military domains.
Execute research activity in support of the Climate Change and Security (CCS)
Programme in strategic areas of NATO's operational environment, specifically:
Leverage climate data (including global and regional climate models) to assess impacts of future climate on the five military functional areas for the vantaggi of NATO.
Elaborate studies on NATO defence in future physical operating environments, including extreme regions such as the Arctic.
Revise internal reports and contribute authoring scientific articles for publication in international peer‑reviewed journals.
Support the organisation and execution of NATO workshops and conferences; establish multi‑national projects in the field of CC; develop proposals to secure external funding from national R & D agencies, NATO multi‑national projects or European mechanisms.
Lead or support the organisation of Table‑Top exercises (TTX) and wargames focused on CCS scenarios.
Work closely with other projects as required.
Special Requirements and Additional