Scientist (m/f/d) to further develop the ISRaD Radiocarbon database

Maintain and extend the International Soil Radiocarbon Database, integrate published and unpublished measurements, improve data entry and synthesis products, and update the ISRaD R package and website. This full-time, one-year position in Jena is intended to start by 1 March 2027; part-time work is possible. Pay follows TVöD Bund.

A natural-sciences doctorate; radiocarbon nomenclature and interpretation experience; R or comparable programming, database and Markdown skills; strong English. Submit a cover letter, CV and two reference contacts as one PDF, quoting 13/2026.