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Requisition Id 17051 Overview: Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is currently seeking qualified applicants to serve as a Senior Network Engineer supporting unclassified operations. The successful
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support and off hour maintenance windows Documenting network administration procedures for routine and sophisticated tasks Basic Qualifications: BS degree in computer science or closely related field and 5
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or more CFD codes (OpenFOAM, COMSOL, HIMAG, ANSYS CFX, ANSYS FLUENT) that can be utilized in MHD flow computations is necessary, and/or research codes developed for liquid-metal MHD. Knowledge of mesh
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! This position resides in the Emerging Technologies & Computing team in the Research Computing group in the Information Technology Services Directorate at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The Emerging
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, storage, networking, and infrastructure systems and services. The NCCS provides state-of-the-art computational and data science infrastructure, coupled with dedicated technical and scientific professionals
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, storage, networking, and infrastructure systems and services.The NCCS provides state-of-the-art computational and data science infrastructure, coupled with dedicated technical and scientific professionals
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-scale compute or storage environments. Experience with high-performance networking and data movement technologies, including InfiniBand, TCP/IP, Fibre Channel, or related technologies. Strong
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computational mesh generation to generate validated computational results that are used for large-scale, physics-based simulations for variety of applications. Our Group: MMF is a computational multiphysics
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computational mesh generation to generate validated computational results that are used for large-scale, physics-based simulations for variety of applications. Our Group: MMF is a computational multiphysics
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computational mesh generation to generate validated computational results that are used for large-scale, physics-based simulations for variety of applications. Our Group: MMF is a computational multiphysics