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scalable training and inference on parallel, distributed and GPU-accelerated computing systems Benchmark the developed approaches against established methods, assessing predictive performance, generalisation
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candidates hold a Master’s degree in Informatics, Mathematics, or a related field, and possess strong expertise in linear algebra, GPU architectures, and programming in C++ and Python. This is a 100% TVL E13
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computing and GPU infrastructure for the development and evaluation of LLM-, VLM-, and agentic AI solutions Research across the entire automotive software development lifecycle, from requirements and software
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clinical data, high-end GPU resources, and integration into TWIN-X, an EU Horizon Europe consortium with 18 partners from 12 European countries. You will work with data from TUM University Hospital and
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datasets, high-end GPU and storage infrastructure, international research collaborations, and dedicated funding for international conference participation. Supervision The PhD candidate will be supervised by
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, e.g., git, automated testing, packaging, documentation and code review. Experience with GPU computing or high-performance computing. Interest or experience in LLMs, tool-using agents, or agentic
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funded doctoral position (TV-L E13) International research environment Joint affiliation with Saarland University and DFKI Access to state-of-the-art GPU and HPC infrastructure Collaboration opportunities
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of machine learning and clinical oncology, with access to a large multimodal research dataset, substantial GPU resources, and a collaborative scientific environment. Your tasks Design and implement LLM-based
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, optimization, or high-performance computing is highly desirable Experience with quantum software frameworks (e.g., Qiskit, PennyLane, Cirq) or HPC programming (MPI, OpenMP, CUDA, GPU computing) is considered
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tumorboard workflows Access to unique longitudinal clinical datasets, established molecular tumorboards and high-performance computing infrastructure (including NVIDIA B300 GPUs) Funding for open-access