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Requisition Id 16946 Overview: We are seeking a Computational Instrument Scientist who will focus on developing software analysis tools for the powder diffraction instruments. This position
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technology and the expansion of the nation’s stable‑isotope production capabilities. The EI&C group applies modern hardware and software engineering methods to design, integrate, and sustain reliable, high
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, metadata standards, and documentation for Enterprise GIS assets. Develop and maintain GIS platform documentation including Software Quality Assurance, Business Impact Analysis, Contingency Planning, System
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machine learning and Bayesian calibration methods to enable multi-scale, multi-physics model development. Complete simulation verification, model validation, uncertainty quantification, and documentation
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electronics, grid-forming converters, microgrids, and advanced grid control technologies. Perform modeling, simulation, and system-level analysis of electric power systems using industry-standard software tools
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of the NCCS and ensures the functionality, performance, reliability, and usability of NCCS systems. The group’s work includes system acceptance, readiness testing, test development, software environment
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computational workflows, scripts, and software tools to improve simulation efficiency, data processing, and reproducibility Design, assemble, and execute laboratory experiments to validate simulation results
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understanding of parallel application development techniques (parallel programming models, algorithms, and software) Preferred Qualifications: Experience in implementing ab initio simulation codes such as VASP
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software design patterns that are applicable to a wide variety of HPC applications and ensure sustainability of research software. Follow team planning, documentation, verification and validation, and
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or PhD in a relevant field of study. Experience with CAD software. Stewardship of laboratory components, materials and tools, incorporating good housekeeping and preventative maintenance practices. Proven