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Position Details Position Information Recruitment/Posting Title Lead Software Developer – GPU-accelerated Free Energy Simulation and Machine Learning Methods Department Quantitative Biomedicine Inst
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or machine learning infrastructure, model deployment environments, or GPU-enabled systems. Familiarity with CI CD pipeline design and automation. Experience with hybrid infrastructure spanning on-premises and
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Process) Certifications/Licenses Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Experience in GPU programming Experience working in interdisciplinary research teams Experience working with large and complex
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-day reliability and long-term evolution of clustered compute, GPU resources, high-performance storage, and the scheduler/tooling that support research at scale. Drives a culture of operational
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identify key or important elements and act accordingly. • Ability to work as a part of a cross-functional team in an innovative environment or independently, as needed. • Ability to convey information
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administrative functions requiring sound judgment, discretion, attention to detail, and the ability to independently prioritize multiple competing assignments. Serves as the primary point of contact for the Vice
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departments and stakeholders to identify appropriate data elements and analytics tools to address institutional questions and communicate results to multiple audiences using various means. Adapts quickly
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, the Joseph C. Cornwall Center for Metropolitan Studies has been a signature component of Rutgers University-Newark’s commitment to be an anchor institution for the metropolitan area. Cornwall’s specific role
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support. Supports projects by focusing on the tasks directly related to completing funded research projects, and/or providing support towards the science elements of grant submissions. Assists with grant
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logistics, coordinates high-priority activities, and supports a broad range of departmental initiatives and special projects. This role exercises considerable discretion, sound judgment, and independence in