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. in Quantum computing, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or a closely related discipline, with demonstrated knowledge of or research experience in
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simulations in fusion devices. Support coordinated multi-physics simulations of fission reactor core, fusion device blankets, and other system components. Develop reduced-order calibration approaches and apply
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for Computational Sciences. They will collaborate with leading computer and computational scientists at ORNL and external collaborators in the development and application of new computational techniques specifically
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sciences to enable quantum computers, devices, and networked systems. It develops community applications, data assets, and technologies and provides assurance to build knowledge and impact in novel, crosscut
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a respectful workplace – in how we treat one another, work together, and measure success. Basic Qualifications: A Ph.D. degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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material, device, and process scales Plan and execute experiments to support and augment modeling efforts Conduct simulations using state-of-the-art tools to supplement model development Contribute
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of next-generation semiconductor devices. The candidate will collaborate with researchers across CNMS, ORNL, and the broader NSRC network working in materials synthesis, device fabrication, theoretical
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biomedicine and health. It provides foundations and advances in quantum information sciences to enable quantum computers, devices, and networked systems. It develops community applications, data assets, and
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computing for science and engineering; focuses on grand-challenge science and engineering applications; procures largest-scale computer systems (beyond typical vendor design points) and develops high-end
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, etc.) composites. Hands-on experience with lab scale polymer synthesis and analysis. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with computer modelling systems such as finite element analysis (FEA