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resources to researchers at the University of Chicago. It is dedicated to enabling research by providing access to centrally managed High-Performance Computing (HPC), storage, and visualization resources
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for an engineer who enjoys building reliable, scalable systems for machine learning, data-intensive research, and advanced computing workloads. The successful candidate will work across GPU systems, HPC platforms
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who enjoys building reliable, scalable systems for machine learning, data-intensive research, and advanced computing workloads. The successful candidate will work across GPU systems, HPC platforms
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across KCL Faculties. We regularly add to our HPC cluster and Cloud infrastructure, making our environment highly heterogeneous. This means we get to work with a range of hardware, including the latest
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of running at scale within high-performance computing (HPC) environments. In parallel, the postholder will undertake the bioinformatic analysis of NGS datasets, generating the data and insights required
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focus on data interoperability and on the integration of AI models, multi-agent systems, and intelligent workflows deployed across the Edge–Cloud–HPC Continuum. The research activities will also address
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of Digital Twins, Artificial Intelligence, and Edge–Cloud–HPC distributed infrastructures. Research activities will include the design of Digital Twin architectures and platforms, the development of Generative
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design, delivery and strategic direction of the University of Tasmania's next-generation High-Performance Computing (HPC) and research data storage environment Work with leading researchers and national
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for operating and developing a research infrastructure comprising CPU- and GPU-based HPC systems, petabyte-scale storage, scientific web services, secure environments for sensitive data, and emerging AI-related
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supercomputer to break the exascale barrier and Orion, a 700 petabytes Lustre parallel file system. As an important part of the broader High-Performance Computing (HPC) infrastructure, the division also hosts