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applications across heterogeneous, geographically distributed computing environments, integrating compute, storage, networking, and visualization resources into cohesive, end-to-end systems. The WES Group sits
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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
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advanced computing capabilities. Collaborate with cybersecurity, networking, storage, application, HPC, and mission teams to translate complex requirements into secure, resilient, and scalable technical
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serves as a strategic research leader at the intersection of advanced computing systems, storage architectures, and high-performance networking. The successful candidate will lead collaborations with other
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CPU and GPU based HPC systems. Exploration of the capabilities of DPU/IPU SmartNICs to support network security isolation, platform level root-of-trust, and secure platform management/partitioning
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to your scientific network and professional societies. Lead regular scientific/technical group and/or section meetings and be visible in the labs and workplace. Assume front-line responsibility for safety
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SLURM, resource management, high-speed fabrics, and parallel file systems. Analyze system and application performance, identify bottlenecks, and optimize compute, memory, storage, networking, and GPU
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troubleshooting: Monitor system performance, identify bottlenecks, and resolve complex hardware, software, or network issues to minimize downtime. They oversee the optimization of the system for better performance
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development of approved improvements through a team of software developers. Support the WAP network of WAweb user through the transition of NEAT and MHEA to the use of the Energy-Plus simulation engine. Provide
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quantum magnetism and strongly correlated systems, as well as classical methods such as exact diagonalization, tensor networks or DMRG, and quantum Monte Carlo. Familiarity with inelastic neutron scattering