707 postdoc-parallel-computing uni jobs at The University of Chicago in United States
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. Computer knowledge and skills. Excellent written, verbal and organizational skills. Ability to demonstrate excellent interpersonal/communication skills. Ability to work on more than one project at one time
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collection, quality control, statistical analyses, and presentation of results. Reviews and improves statistical computer programs. Performs other related work as needed. Minimum Qualifications Education
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-service and outreach education program. Act as resource for clinical skills for staff on or of the unit. May participate in clinical research projects conducted by supervising physicians. Serve as preceptor
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scientists, and computational scientists- working to build data-driven estimates of the local and global costs of climate change. Our research involves using econometric methods and globally comprehensive data
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. Certifications: --- Preferred Qualifications Education: Bachelor’s degree. Master’s degree or higher in a quantitative field. Fields considered include computer science, statistics, data science, economics, or
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opportunities to leverage cross-program strengths to take advantage of new opportunities and/or to address organizational challenges. Fosters a safe and ethical environment creating accountability to high
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degree in a relevant field. Experience: Experience with data analysis, computational biology and basic wet lab skills. Preferred Competencies Knowledge in relevant scientific field. Knowledge of research
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program of research by contributing to study protocols, formulating research questions, writing grants, conducting analysis, and writing and presenting research findings. The Research Professional Senior
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competence in patient care, teaching, and managing patients or students. Advanced knowledge and skills of RN, LPN, and MA clinical practice duties. Must have general computer skills and be adaptable
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allocation, the University’s budget, diversity initiatives, faculty program development, and many other manners of academic and administrative support. The staff in the Office of the Provost support the