[C]Worthy

Heading to SXSW? If you’ll be in Austin next week, check out the SXSW panel "The Quest to Capture Carbon and Bend the Curve.” Scientists, innovators and filmmakers will discuss the importance of tracking carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, the development of new tools that will help us work towards a more sustainable future, and the curiosity and collective action needed to get us there. ??? March 10 ?? 10 – 11 a.m. CT ?? Hilton Austin Downtown, Salon A https://lnkd.in/gn2FB5XR [C]Worthy, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 2050 Pictures, Inc, Carbonova Corp.

Just released:?The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy's Fast-Track Action Committee report on marine carbon dioxide removal. This milestone document affirms the importance of continued exploration of mCDR and identifies crucial areas for further research, as well. We're excited to see this important step to advance research on ocean climate solutions. Learn more about the findings and recommendations (link in the comments).

The ocean is a vast natural carbon sink and ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) could help it store even more carbon. But to get the most out of that OAE, we need to understand the best places and seasons to deploy our efforts. So today, in partnership with CarbonPlan, the [C]Worthy Team is very excited to announce the release of a brand new interactive mapping tool. The map uses a dataset generated by [C]Worthy to show how added alkalinity moves through the ocean and where adding alkalinity can make the most difference on carbon uptake. https://lnkd.in/gpPvFXHh

The ocean is a vast natural carbon sink and ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) could help it store even more carbon. But to get the most out of that OAE, we need to understand the best places and seasons to deploy our efforts. So today, in partnership with CarbonPlan, the [C]Worthy Team is very excited to announce the release of a brand new interactive mapping tool. The map uses a dataset generated by [C]Worthy to show how added alkalinity moves through the ocean and where adding alkalinity can make the most difference on carbon uptake. https://lnkd.in/gpPvFXHh

This is a great opportunity to join our growing team and contribute to work on important climate problems! Please share widely within your network.

Calling all climate-minded software developers with a hard science background, we are hiring! We are looking for a highly skilled?Senior Software Engineer?to contribute to the architectural design, development, integration, optimization, and testing of the C-Star system, which supports standardization of carbon removal accounting and environmental impact assessments related to deployments of marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) technologies.? This *on-site/hybrid role* will be based out of our offices in Boulder, Colorado; we are not currently considering remote applicants. Some key required experience includes: * A bachelor's, master's, or Ph.D. in Computer Science, Earth System Science, Physics, Applied Math, or other relevant field. * 6+ years working as a software engineer within a team. * 4+ years experience planning, coordinating, and executing software development projects with structured release schedules. * 2+ years leading a software engineer team or acting in a similar position of responsibility and accountability. * 2 + years experience working within an Agile development paradigm?? * Excellence in Python programming – with demonstrated experience developing commercial-grade software packages. * Comfort working in other programming languages commonly used in scientific computing, such as Julia, C/C++, and/or Fortran. * Experience and proficiency working with Git/Github version control systems Understanding of DevOps practices and tools for continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD). * Strong software architecture and design skills, including the ability to design and implement scalable, modular, and maintainable software systems. See full requirements, learn more, and apply below. (PS - Know someone else who might be a great fit? Please share with your networks, and thanks!) https://lnkd.in/ga5AsQvh