Meteorologist
Martinez, CA
Full-time
Onsite
1 month ago
About the role
Oceanography Officers, also known as METOC, are geophysical experts supporting the Navy by applying meteorology, oceanography, hydrography, and related sciences to ensure operational success.
They provide environmental data support for fleet and joint operations, lead teams of varying sizes, and serve as the sole geophysical expert at operational commands.
Assignments include challenging sea and shore billets worldwide, such as serving on vessels, aircraft carriers, research centers, and headquarters.
Training involves courses like IWBC and BOAT, with postgraduate education at the Naval Postgraduate School for higher ranks. Requirements include a technical bachelor's degree, calculus and physics coursework, and eligibility for security clearance.
Benefits include standard Navy pay, incentives, and education programs. Opportunities for promotion, advanced training, and diverse assignments make this a dynamic career supporting national security.
They provide environmental data support for fleet and joint operations, lead teams of varying sizes, and serve as the sole geophysical expert at operational commands.
Assignments include challenging sea and shore billets worldwide, such as serving on vessels, aircraft carriers, research centers, and headquarters.
Training involves courses like IWBC and BOAT, with postgraduate education at the Naval Postgraduate School for higher ranks. Requirements include a technical bachelor's degree, calculus and physics coursework, and eligibility for security clearance.
Benefits include standard Navy pay, incentives, and education programs. Opportunities for promotion, advanced training, and diverse assignments make this a dynamic career supporting national security.
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