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research utilizing computer simulations and/or theoretical analyses to investigate dynamical processes in protoplanetary disks around a young star as well as the implications of these processes to planet
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Pay Grade/Pay Range: Minimum: $48,600 - Midpoint: $60,800 (Salaried E7) Department/Organization: 214251 - Electrical and Computer Eng Normal Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm Job
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Pay Grade/Pay Range: Minimum: $48,600 - Midpoint: $60,800 (Salaried E7) Department/Organization: 214241 - Computer Science Normal Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm Job Summary: The
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, Geography, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics or a related quantitative field. Skills and Knowledge: Knowledge of scientific computing, data assimilation, and machine learning
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electronic health records) and developing computational models. Establishes frameworks for data modernization, integrating metadata and varied datasets to create databases suitable for cross-disciplinary AI
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Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Applied Economics, or a related quantitative field. Skills and Knowledge: Knowledge of scientific computing, data assimilation, and machine learning frameworks. Proficiency in
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Qualifications: Ph.D. in applied hydrology, civil engineering, computer science, geoscience, or related field. Skills and Knowledge: Strong interest in (or skilled in) the development and application of hydrologic
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Civil or Environmental Engineering, hydrology, ecology, geosciences, computer science, applied mathematics, data analytics, or related fields at the start date. Candidates will need to have completed
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facilities in Chile, Arizona, and the Canary Islands. Postdocs in the University of Alabama Department of Physics and Astronomy also have access to High-Performance Computing facilities at UA, including
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the age of 21 will have some driving restrictions. Ph.D. or other terminal degree in the field of Computational and Quantitative Biology and Bioinformatics, and/or Ecology, Evolutionary Biology