133 combinatorial-optimization positions at The University of Chicago in United States
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scientific communication Preferred Competencies Mentoring and teaching junior group members Work autonomously, and without detailed instructions Takes initiative to optimize modeling protocols and workflows
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meshes to ensure efficient and scalable data management, data analysis, data sharing, interoperability, and cost optimization. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including data engineers, data
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responsibility in financial planning and analysis change and project management, operations transformation and optimization roles. 3+ years demonstrated supervisory and team development. Prior experience with
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Develops and enhances climate and impact research tools. Manages and optimizes petabyte-scale data storage systems. Collaborates with researchers for new analyses with large datasets. Trains research
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receives the care he or she deserves to achieve optimal outcomes. The research endeavors by faculty and investigators in the Section of General Surgery are just as wide and varied as the diseases they treat
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packages (e.g., R, or Python). Preferred Competencies Advanced familiarity with numerical optimalization and package development in R and/or Python, and the ability to use Stata to manage and analyze large
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. Academic and professional commitment to work with international and/or diverse populations. Preferred Competencies Exhibit resilience and optimize resources. Effectively manage performance. Working
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emanate optimism, solve problems collaboratively, reflect on how actions impact others, create an engaging and inclusive school culture, respond to the changing needs of the student community, and share in
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interfaces to add Globus data management features to their applications. Develop, test, document and deploy work with other research software engineers to optimize and troubleshoot Globus features in
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for identification, cultivation, and solicitation of individuals for optimal gifts to the University. Has full authority of the gift planning office, staff, and associated programs. Interprets University goals and