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operate a computing cluster and real-time automated pipelines that process images of the night sky taken with a 640-megapixel camera on a telescope at Palomar Observatory. Our system delivers alerts
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methods of Bayesian inference as relevant to the assigned atmospheric modeling. Expertise with computational implementations of atmospheric radiative transfer, on Linux-based workstations and large High
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on stochastic and deterministic simulation of indexed chemical reaction networks. Review relevant literature and existing computational tools to inform software design. Develop clear documentation, tutorials, and
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of basic electronics systems, including scientific instrumentation, computing systems, and other observatory electronic systems. Position is expected to communicate effectively with the observatory’s
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his research group to develop computational and data-driven methods supporting research in algebraic geometry, computational algebra, and related areas of mathematics and scientific computing
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briefings and post-event ASR staff reports. Coordinate Front of House logistics for events (receive program deliveries, placement of crowd control equipment, signage, and special display & exhibit materials
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commonly encountered problems. Help to maintain, upgrade, and back up computer systems in the lab (e.g., computers for individual instruments, login terminals, and new computer networking projects
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able to demonstrate good judgment and work independently and as a team with a high degree of initiative. Excellent computer skills, including experience with databases. Attention to detail with clear
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full slate of year-round activities, including recreational, physical education, and intercollegiate events. Coordinate the limited facility rental program, working closely with approved external rental
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into computer security systems. Collects and safeguards confidential information. Prepare regular reports for the department. Patrol campus buildings and grounds (by foot, bicycle, security truck, or cart