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• Customer Interaction - Respond to customer inquiries via email, phone, chat, or social media promptly and professionally.
• Order Management - Assist customers with placing orders, tracking shipments, and processing returns or exchanges.
• Issue Resolution - Address and resolve customer complaints or issues, such as defective products or delivery problems, ensuring a satisfactory outcome.
• Feedback Collection - Gather customer feedback to improve products, services, and the overall customer experience.
• Knowledge Sharing - Stay updated on product knowledge and policies to provide accurate information to customers.
• System Navigation - Utilize CRM software to document, track, and manage customer interactions and profiles.
• Collaboration - Work with other departments, like logistics or operations, to ensure customer needs are met.
• Sales Support - Advise customers on product choices, promotions, and features to support sales efforts.
• Follow-up - Conduct follow-up communications to ensure that customer issues have been resolved to their satisfaction.

Experience:

5 years required

Skills:

GIS, Research, English, Thai

Job type:

Full-time

• RIMES was formally established on 30 April 2009 and registered with the United Nations on 1 July 2009. It operates from its regional early warning center located at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) campus in Pathumthani, Thailand..
• Position Description: The Hydrologist involves developing and operationalizing impact forecasting tools by using advancing scientific methodologies and co-production of services with clients, and supporting capacity building among stakeholders and will provide technical expertise for impact forecasting (IBF) for hydrological extreme e ...
• The position will report to the Project Manager and technical leadership, and will coordinate closely with modeling, data science, and system development teams.
• Master s or higher degree in Hydrology, Water Resources Engineering, or related field is essential.
• Bachelor s degree level certificates / certified training courses in atmospheric science, disaster management, agriculture and other related fields is desirable.
• Knowledge Skills and Abilities:.
• Demonstrated ability to integrate hydro-meteorological forecasts into impact flood and droughts risks.
• Skilled in using GIS and remote sensing data for hydrological risk mapping.
• Demonstrated knowledge of flood hydrodynamic model, flood and drought hazard forecast products and vulnerability data analysis.
• Demonstrated knowledge in Python, R, or similar programming tools used for meteorological analysis, calculation, and visualization (including SPI, SPEI, NDVI, VCI, rainfall deviation, and soil moisture anomalies).
• Experience in working with WMO-compliant forecasting systems and climate service frameworks is highly desirable.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder coordination skills, with prior work in multi-agency or international contexts.
• Demonstrated ability to manage and deliver results under tight timelines.
• Application of ML models (regression, classification, clustering) for drought forecasting is highly desirable.
• Proficiency in technical documentation and user training..
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in hydrological modelling and flood forecasting.
• At least 3 years of experience in operational flood forecasting.
• Proven track record in analyzing meteorological and hydrological patterns, designing forecasting systems, and integrating multi-disciplinary datasets.
• Proven experience with operational flood models (e.g., HEC-RAS, MIKE 11, Delft-FEWS, LISFLOOD).
• Experience in multi-stakeholder projects and facilitating capacity-building programs..
• Personal Qualities.
• Strategic thinker with strong analytical and solution-oriented capabilities in applied climate science.
• Self-driven and capable of working independently while maintaining accountability and initiative.
• Effective collaborator with the ability to work in multicultural, interdisciplinary teams and manage cross-sectoral engagement.
• Detail-oriented and results-focused, with adaptability in dynamic and evolving operational environments.
• Professional, respectful, and proactive in both independent and team-based work settings..
• Major Duties and Responsibilities.
• Impact based forecasting.
• Collaborate with meteorologists to ensure seamless coupling between weather and hydrological forecasts of extreme hydrological events -Floods /Droughts.
• Downscale and customize hydrological forecasts to specific locations of interest.
• Analyze and interpret high-resolution hydrological forecast products in probabilistic terms for hazard forecasting.
• Conduct analyses of hydrological patterns and their historical impacts.
• Collaborate with meteorological/climatological AI/ML experts, GIS analysts, and disaster risk professionals for model fusion and automation.
• Integrate hazard (probabilistic) forecast data with geospatial datasets on population, infrastructure, historical damage, and socio-economic vulnerability to assess likely impacts and transform into impact forecast data/impact matrices.
• Produce urban-level risk and vulnerability maps..
• Early Warning.
• Rapid onset hydrological hazards ( Flood /Flash floods ).
• Integrate remote sensing, ground-based, and model data for comprehensive flood situation monitoring.
• Co-design and implement sector-specific early warning protocols for National/ State disaster management agencies.
• Set up alerts and thresholds for flood /flash flood early warning dissemination using automated systems.
• Generate daily / weekly flood situation reports and dashboards.
• Assist Scenario Based Emergency Response Planning for flood / flash flood events..
• Slow onset hydrological hazard ( Drought ).
• track and assess drought conditions using multiple indicators (SPI, NDVI, rainfall anomalies, reservoir status, soil moisture, etc.).
• Integrate remote sensing, ground-based, and model data for comprehensive drought situation monitoring.
• Generate weekly /monthly drought situation reports and dashboards.
• Set up alerts and thresholds for early warning dissemination using automated systems.
• Assist Scenario Based Emergency Response Planning for flood / flash flood events..
• Contingency Planning & Risk Mitigation.
• Develop and update district-wise drought/flood contingency plans in collaboration with line departments.
• Identify vulnerable regions, sectors particularly agriculture/ urban /industrial zones, and communities at risk.
• Recommend flood / drought mitigation and adaptation measures based on data trends and risk profiles.
• Preparation of Comprehensive Flood Mitigation Plans with River Basin Approach..
• Data Automation & Visualization.
• Automate the ingestion and processing of meteorological, hydrological, and agricultural datasets.
• Build region-wise interactive maps and graphs to visualize drought/flood severity and trends..
• PDNA and Impact Assessments.
• Support Post-Disaster Needs Assessments (PDNA) for drought/flood events.
• Contribute to loss estimation, sectoral damage analysis, and recovery planning.
• Collaborate with field officers to validate ground reports and align with national/international PDNA frameworks..
• Capacity Building and Stakeholder Engagement, and Reporting.
• Facilitate training programs for user and stakeholders, focusing on RIMES forecasting tools.
• Prepare and implement training programs to enhance team capacity and submit training outcome reports.
• Prepare technical reports, progress updates, and outreach materials for stakeholder.
• Maintain comprehensive project documentation, including strategies, milestones, and outcomes.
• Capacity-building workshop materials and training reports..
• Other Responsibilities.
• Utilize domain knowledge to assist in system implementation plans and decision support system (DSS) development.
• Assist 24/7 operational readiness for client early warning systems, with backup support from RIMES Headquarters.
• Undertake additional tasks as assigned by the Immediate Supervisor or HR Manager based on recommendation from RIMES technical team members and organizational needs.
• The above responsibilities are illustrative and not exhaustive. Undertake any other relevant tasks that could be needed from time to time.

Job type:

Full-time

• ResponsibilitiesWithin the delegated authority, the Operations Manager will be responsible for the following specific duties: Oversee and coordinate core administrative processes conducted within ROSEAP, including in the areas of procurement, finance, human resources, travel, ICT services and general administration. Manage and assign work to staff assigned to these various process areas in the ROSEAP core team, including senior level process managers. Ensure compliance with UN and UNODC rules, regulations and policies and the implementation of corporate operational strategies, acro ...
• Required Languages.
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• Reading
• Writing
• Listening
• Speaking
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