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time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and X-ray diffraction (XRD). Experience in data reduction of big spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and image
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, algorithms, applications, compilers, runtimes, and system-level constraints. Work with project teams to formulate and evaluate novel research ideas, develop research software and prototypes, mentor students
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of projects related to electrochemical analysis, surface specific spectroscopy, and battery materials for vehicle and aircrafts. Applicants are expected to perform experiments to direct and control
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monitoring, or manufacturing decision-making. Collaborate with ORNL researchers, technical staff, students, industry partners, and external collaborators to execute project tasks and deliver research outcomes
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HPC research within past five years. Preferred Qualifications: The ability to work independently and develop and deploy methods at scale. Experience in high-performance computing and software
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implementation of the LEGEND-1000 experiment, and pursue R&D that extends the physics potential of low-background, rare-event searches. The successful candidate will work closely with a range of students, other
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at scale. Experience in HPC and associated software development for applications, middleware, and/or system software. Flexibility to adapt to diverse R&D projects and tasks. Effective communicator in both
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), and system-level telemetry tools. Experience in HPC and associated software development for applications, middleware, and/or system software. Flexibility to adapt to diverse R&D projects and tasks
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at scale. Experience in HPC and associated software development for applications, middleware, and/or system software. Flexibility to adapt to diverse R&D projects and tasks. Effective communicator in both