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, services, cost savings, and optimizations that enhance research outcomes and reduce IT burden for researchers Collaborate with a diverse, multidisciplinary team including photogrammetrists, geographers
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specialists in organic and inorganic synthesis, coordination chemistry, thermodynamics, laser spectroscopy, materials characterization, chemical separations, computational chemistry, and nuclear chemistry. Our
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optimization across quantum and classical computing resources. Conduct hardware-software and application-system co-design by considering interactions among quantum hardware characteristics, HPC architectures
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key findings in peer-reviewed journals in a timely manner. Collaborate within a multi-disciplinary research environment consisting of computational scientists, experimentalists, and engineers conducting
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to additive manufacturing (AM), virtual manufacturing, material characterization, topology optimization, and real-time sensing. This position resides in the Computational Sciences and Engineering Division (CSED
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advance the secure computing environments behind some of the nation’s most consequential national security, intelligence, and scientific missions. You’ll have genuine ownership over mission-critical
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reproducible computational workflows that improve the processing, integration, and interpretation of imagery, geospatial, and operational datasets. The successful candidate will assess research and operational
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, and efficiency of our systems, while also participating in project planning and execution. The Mid-Level Systems Engineer will play a key role in optimizing system performance, troubleshooting issues
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ArcGIS Experience Builder, Dashboards, Survey123, and related tools. Administer and optimize enterprise geodatabases, including SQL views, schema design, privileges, versioning, and replica management
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evolution, manage its operations, and cultivate a world-class team. This role is both operational (managing and optimizing assets and services today) and strategic in charting the future of geospatial compute