183 postdoc-parallel-computing uni jobs at California Institute of Technology in United States
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relevant to tasks and projects that may provide direction or solutions; maintain good communication of pending issues with faculty, postdocs, students, and staff. Other duties as assigned. Basic
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of support. The successful candidate will provide strategic, responsive support to Principal Investigators (PIs) involved in the DSA-2000 research program. The Grant Manager will oversee
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the complex. Communicate APER policies and procedures to all participants and guests, as needed. Assist in managing recreation membership program by selling memberships, and collecting / processing daily use
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of telescope and/or dome mechanical problems, etc. Basic Qualifications An undergraduate degree in a scientific, technology, engineering, or mathematics field is required. Computing and software troubleshooting
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graphics-based software tools. There may also be opportunities to assist with large magnitude earthquake response and/or social media engagement. We are interested in individuals with some computer skills
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our improving men’s baseball program. Located in Pasadena, California, Caltech is the world’s leading STEM research institute and is a truly remarkable and rigorous university. With 975 undergraduate
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sciences. 2+ years of relevant experience. Proficiency with the following software: Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Basic computer maintenance and troubleshooting skills, e.g., new hardware installs
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to maintain, upgrade, and backup computer systems in the lab (e.g., computers for individual instruments, login terminals, and new computer networking projects). Maintain awareness of laws and regulations
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project managers, senior engineering staff, faculty, students, and administrative professionals. Basic Qualifications BS degree in computer science or equivalent. Experience with RFSoC-based readout systems
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at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Geneva, Switzerland. The CMS collaboration, numbering over 3,000 physicists and engineers, makes use of a worldwide computing grid for the processing and analysis