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for Computational Sciences (NCCS). The group creates and deploys workflow, data, and AI-agent technologies that connect leadership-class computing with experimental and observational science. Its primary goal is to
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, architecture/design implementation, testing, configuration management, and issues management. Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams to translate system requirements into actionable software
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scalable applications for future architectures through the use of proxy or mini-applications. Applying large-scale computational methodologies to meet scientific objectives. Conduct research and report
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Requisition Id 17066 Overview: The Computational Hydrology and Atmospheric Science (CHAS) Group within the Computational Sciences and Engineering Division (CSED) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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architecture, and ORNL’s enterprise and high-performance computing (HPC) environments. The role is typically less about building individual models and more about designing, integrating, and governing end-to-end
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technology remain secure. The team is collaborative and strives to ensure security practices and procedures are understood, implemented, and enforced. Major Duties/Responsibilities: System Design and Architecture
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such as quantum and analog computational models. You will explore how compilers, runtimes, and AI-driven agents can co-optimize complex architectures, reasoning across conventional processors (CPUs/GPUs
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candidate will bring a strong foundation in systems architecture, a working knowledge of cluster computing and scaling, and a passion for advancing the security of AI systems under real-world and simulated
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candidate will bring a strong foundation in systems architecture, a working knowledge of cluster computing and scaling, and a passion for advancing the security of AI systems under real-world and simulated
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interface across multiple layers—from user-facing applications, system infrastructure and networking. You will apply systems engineering principles throughout the lifecycle (requirements, architecture