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, configure, and advance high-performance computing (HPC) environments to support DoW (Department of War) Modeling & Simulation. You will work with researchers to develop and maintain software solutions
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evaluation (T&E) entities in the U.S. government. USO designs, develops, validates, and maintains a suite of large-scale undersea warfare models and simulations used by technology developers, analysts
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numerical simulations (primarily electromagnetic but also multi-physics modeling) while conducting technical assessments and literature reviews of emerging classical and quantum sensor technologies to inform
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technologies and production pipelines. The successful candidate will teach courses in 3D modeling and animation as well as additional courses related to their experience and practice that may include, animation
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and maintenance staff. Drive system and plant efficiency utilizing campus thermal models. May supervise staff, including hiring, mentoring, and performance management. Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor
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, CFD/FSI modeling, or pump hydraulic testing Proficiency with engineering software such as CAD (e.g. SolidWorks), CFD solvers (e.g., CONVERGE, ANSYS Fluent, ABAQUS), and FEM/FSI tools Strong critical
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advanced technologies to develop innovative technical solutions Plan, perform, and lead analytical studies, modeling and simulation, laboratory experimentation, field testing, and prototype demonstrations
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standards in a laboratory setting Coordinating and implementing an innovative curriculum model with a team of colleagues Establishing and maintaining relationships of cooperation and respect with all co
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environment Manage budgets, pricing, and cost-recovery models to ensure financial sustainability Evaluate, implement, and optimize new technologies and platforms to maintain a cutting-edge facility Support
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mechanisms underlying neurodevelopmental disorders using mouse models. The research program in the Girirajan laboratory focuses on integrating family-based genetic studies with quantitative functional