National Oceanography Centre (NOC) - Live Job Vacancies

Please see below for a list of the job vacancies currently available at the NOC. For further information, and details on how to apply, please click the link which will take you through to the live vacancy page.

Position: Marine Seismologist (Permanent, Full Time)

Reference Number: IRC244726

Salary: Band 5

Group: Marine Geoscience, Science and Technology, National Oceanography Centre (NOC) Southampton

Closing Date: 29 April 2018

See our website for the full job description and details of how to apply.

Position: Rock Physicist (Fixed Term, Full Time)

Reference Number: IRC244727

Salary: Band 6

Group: Marine Geoscience, Science and Technology, National Oceanography Centre (NOC) Southampton

Closing date: 29 April 2018

See our website for the full job description and details of how to apply.

Position: Marine Microbiologist (Fixed Term, Full Time)

Reference Number: IRC244735

Salary: Band 6

Group: Ocean Technology & Engineering Group, Science and Technology, National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Southampton

Closing date: 29 April 2018

See our website for the full job description and details of how to apply.

Position: Software Engineer (Fixed Term, Full Time)

Reference Number: IRC244827

Salary: Band 6

Group: Marine Autonomous and Robotic Systems (MARS), National Marine Facilities, National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Southampton

Closing date: 9 May 2018

See our website for the full job description and details of how to apply.

Working at the NOC

The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) employs over 540 people from a range of countries across two sites in Southampton and Liverpool. With a range of benefits, working at the NOC is a great opportunity for people with skills across a range of disciplines and roles.

The UK continues to be a member of the EU and will be so until the negotiation on a UK exit is agreed. The NOC anticipates that all EU citizens in the UK and those coming to the UK for work during the negotiation period will continue to have working residence status in the longer term though this will ultimately be decided by UK Government policy.