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feeds Post-doctorant(e) (H/F) en calcul scientifique HPC appliqué à la simulation sismique sur GPU H/F 192 / 789 vacancy Détail de l'offre Description du poste Domaine Mathématiques, information
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Talence, Aquitaine | France | 15 days ago
-pipeline, constituted from the [killMS]( https://github.com/saopicc/killMS ) stage and the [DDFacet]( https://github.com/saopicc/DDFacet ) stage, both developed in particular by Cyril Tasse from the Paris
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. Journal of Open-Source Software. 2025. [4] ArcaneFEM. High-Performance Finite Element Method Solvers with CPU/GPU Parallelism. https://github.com/arcaneframework/ arcanefem Pourquoi Intégrer le CEA
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for reproducible, efficient and scalable training and inference on parallel, distributed and GPU-accelerated computing systems Benchmark the developed approaches against established methods, assessing
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Jülich supercomputers (GPU/CPU), or being combined with a practical modeling project. Your Profile You are currently enrolled in a Masters degree and are planning your thesis You are highly motivated
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, microfluidics, laboratory automation, and GPU computing infrastructure. The opportunity to develop AI methods and scientific software that are directly deployed on cutting-edge experimental
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consumption on complex algorithmic or cognitive tasks. This project is part of the ELEVATE MSCA Doctoral Network (https://www.elevate-dn.eu/) and co-supervised by our partners at the university of
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Linux, containerisation, version control and service deployment on HPC systems or cloud infrastructure, including GPU-accelerated workloads Experience with deep learning frameworks, production model
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) or HPC programming (MPI, OpenMP, CUDA, GPU computing) is considered an advantage but is not required Motivation to conduct excellent scientific research and publish in leading international journals
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Modeling and Simulation: Utilizing an in-house simulation code (Python/GPU) based on the Discrete Element Method (DEM). Contributing to model development: integrating new physical building blocks