168 parallel-computing-numerical-methods positions at California Institute of Technology
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Program Director is a key member of the Access, Analytics, and Recruitment team within Caltech’s Undergraduate Admissions Office. Reporting directly to the Senior Associate Director, this role serves as a
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development in the laboratory include Fourier Ptychographic microscopy, time-reversal optical focusing, and parallel microscopy. The Lab is seeking a Research Technician to conduct research in Computational
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-wave Observatory) seeks a highly motivated and skilled General Computing Intern to join its team. LIGO's General Computing Intern will work in-person, on-site at the LIGO Livingston Observatory
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. Proficiency in python programming and electromagnetic simulation. Experience in reduction of large data sets. Preferred Qualifications Proficiency in parallel computing. Proficiency in foreground mitigation
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) and software (experimental control, simulation, and data analysis). The position offers broad training in the experimental and computational methods underlying modern quantum technology. Essential Job
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processors, GPUs, or other accelerators. Demonstrated expertise in numerical methods for partial differential equations and/or computational fluid dynamics, through coursework and/or research experience
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such as combustion or semi-conductor plasma deposition. We use state-of-the-art methods in laser spectroscopy and mass spectrometry, as well as develop new techniques for high-precision measurements and
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, enabling participants to apply AI/ML methods to active research projects across CCE. The role is central to building sustainable computational infrastructure, curriculum, and collaborative research pathways
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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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Science Foundation's Programmable Cloud Laboratories (PCL) Test Bed program to establish ELECTRA, a remotely accessible, AI-enabled automated laboratory for electron diffraction (MicroED) and structural