48 software-defined-network-postdoc Postdoctoral positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Postdoctoral
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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 HPC and
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postdoctoral fellows, scientific and engineering staff, visiting scholars, as well as a large network of international collaborators. Networking opportunities extend to the group’s broad research program in low
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simulation tasks. Develop and maintain HPC-ready software workflows for distributed training, large-scale inference, scalable data ingestion, and data management on leadership-class computing systems and
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computing. Redesign of storage systems to meet evolving demands in AI/ML and edge-to-HPC workflows, including support for data movement, retention policies, and user-defined storage behaviors. Major Duties
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(For postdocs, use [email protected] ) with the position title and number referenced in the subject line. Instructions to upload documents to your candidate profile: Login to your account via
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software that allow time-evolving models of complex systems to be calibrated against sparse, indirect, and uncertain observations. The group develops and maintains an open-source Python framework
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such as classifier free guided diffusion models, transformers with multi-headed attention, physics-informed neural networks, materials foundational models with multi-task learning, symbolic regression
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be expected to model prototypes of the fiber optic based sensors using standard Multiphysics software, perform out-of pile laboratory testing of the instruments in representative environments, and
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credential to maintain employment. Postdocs: Applicants cannot have received their Ph.D. more than five years prior to the date of application and must complete all degree requirements before starting
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interact closely with industry partners. These engagements will play a vital role in ensuring success of programs and the adoption by project sponsors, and in developing your network across academia and