Jiaxu Zhang is a research scientist with nine years of experience applying numerical modeling and scientific computing to oceanic and climate problems, currently based in Seattle and affiliated with the University of Washington and NOAA. He has a PhD in Meteorology and Climate and a track record from paleoclimate and paleoceanography at UW–Madison to Arctic and E3SM model development at Los Alamos, tackling issues like AMOC variability and Beaufort Gyre freshwater. Jiaxu blends strong quantitative skills—data processing, mathematics, and environmental science—with hands-on model development (iCESM, E3SMv0-HiLAT) to bridge theory and applied climate prediction. He looks for roles that let him both contribute to impactful research and grow technical expertise, and brings the uncommon combination of deep paleoclimate perspective and operational Arctic modeling experience.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
PhD Meteorology and Climate, PhD Meteorology and Climate at University of Wisconsin-Madison
BS Marine Sciences, BS Marine Sciences at Ocean University of China
MS Physical Oceanography and Climate, MS Physical Oceanography and Climate at Hokkaido University
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