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, including deployment pipelines, monitoring, logging and alerting Develop, port and optimise scientific software and workflows across HPC, cloud and hybrid quantum-classical environments, ensuring
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machine learning models for weather and climate, such as the WeatherGenerator/EarthGenerator and develops high-end HPC and cloud data infrastructures to support this research. Your Job You will
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within CNSI and managed jointly by CNSI and the Materials Research Lab (MRL). CSC provides High Performance Computing (HPC; both hardware and technical expertise) to the UCSB research community in both
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workflows at national and European level. This position offers a unique opportunity to work with large-scale HPC and AI infrastructure within the EuroHPC initiative and to actively contribute to the
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the context of “HPC for AI”, using cutting-edge supercomputers, such as Fugaku, and advanced high-performance computing infrastructures. Explores elemental technologies for “AI for HPC”: AI optimizes
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data. Experience with Earth observation is an advantage Experience working on High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems, including batch scheduling and Slurm The ability to work effectively in an
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AI-HPC 2025 BRIDGES project GenePPS, which investigates how machine learning can enable prediction of gene perturbation effects for drug discovery. The successful candidate will play a leading role
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, omics data, signals), including through the design and optimisation of algorithms for execution in high-performance computing (HPC) environments, in support of multiple research projects and
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redirected to an external site after 5 seconds) Save job Click to add the job to your shortlist Send job Job Details Company Job Details About Us The Helsinki Proteomics Center (HPC) is a state-of-the-art
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supercomputer and runs JUNIQ, the first European user infrastructure of quantum computing. Within the division HPC for Quantum Systems, the Simulation and Data Laboratory (SDL) Numerical Quantum Field