Work

2022-ongoing
Research Scientist, ECMWF
Topic: High-Resolution Earth-System Data Assimilation for Destination Earth

March-April 2022
Visiting Scientist, ECMWF
Topic: Ozone-wind tracing

2021-2022
Senior Academic Lecturer, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mathemtics and Physics
Subjects: Weather Analysis and Forecasting, Dynamic meteorology, Meteorological Observations and Instrumentation

2018-2021
Postdoc, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mathemtics and Physics
Topic: studying the contribution of different circulation types to vertical velocity Omega and momentum fluxes

May 2016 - June 2016
Visiting researcher, SMHI
Advisor: dr. Nils Gustafsson

Duties

2023-ongoing

Education

2014-2018
Ph.D in Physics, Meteorology, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mathemtics and Physics
Supervisor: Prof. Nedjeljka Žagar
Topic: Coupling of the aerosols, moisture and winds in 4D-Var data assimilation

2011-2014
Master of Science in Computational Physics, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mathemtics and Physics
Supervisor: Prof. Simon Širca
Thesis Topic: Independent Component Analysis in Physics

2008-2011
Bachelor of Science in Meteorology and Geophysics, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mathemtics and Physics

Other work experiences

2015-2018
Computer vision engineer (part time, non-profit) at Kardiobit (startup)
Developed visual ID readers, brand-logo detectors, vehicle detection methods etc.

2013-2014
Analyst in Department of product development and portfolio analysis at Gen-I, d.o.o.
Duties included: developed automated nonlinear regression numerical models for prediction of natural gas and electricity consumption, solar power forecasting etc.

2011-2012
Collaborator on the research project “Reducing the uncertainties of the input parameters for the calculation of earthquake hazard”
Advisors: Prof. Jurij Bajc and mag. Mladen Živčić
Duties included: upgraded numerical model for determining the earthquake magnitude based on the multi-decade statistics of earthquake events in Slovenia

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