42 distributed-computing "UNIS" Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Application-driven Composable Distributed Storage. The candidate will be able to make research contributions in understanding and efficient use of distributed data storage and I/O subsystems for High
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presentations. The Learning Systems Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory advances the next generation of artificial intelligence by co-designing algorithms and computing systems to address
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Requisition Id 17145 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will focus on experimental research in photonic quantum sensing and computing. This position resides in the
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computing, with a particular emphasis on methods tailored to study nonequilibrium quantum many-body systems. The position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research at the
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Confidential Computing and Secure Multi-tenancy. The candidate will be able to make research contributions in areas of system software architectures to support secure computing enclaves on large scale
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workflows, and distributed intelligence across the computing continuum. In this role, you will have the opportunity to lead and contribute to cutting-edge research aimed at transforming scientific data
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distributed computing runtime with application and compilers to efficiently integrate quantum processors with HPC resources. The research will explore different quantum computing modalities, their
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developing and managing automated and parallel scientific workflows , including task execution systems, dependency management, and pipeline execution on distributed computing resources. Experience with HPC
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workflows for grid modeling, optimal power flow (OPF), surrogate modeling, and data-driven analysis of large-scale electric power system simulations on DOE leadership-class computing resources. The
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systems for extreme-scale, heterogeneous computing. This role sits at the intersection of compiler infrastructure, formal verification, runtime systems, and hardware/software co‑design—expanding into