10 programming-language "INSAIT The Institute for Computer Science" Postdoctoral research jobs at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Subpolar Gyre (SPG) as part of the POLEMIX program, funded by the Forecasting Tipping Points initiative. This role involves integrating autonomous profiling observations with the ECCO (Estimating
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-paced team environment with staff and students from MIT, other universities, national laboratories, and private industry. PREFERRED: Excellent programming skills and programming language knowledge such as
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, mathematicians, and software engineers to develop, validate, and use the ocean component of the new climate model, which leverages the Julia programming language to make it flexible, easy to use, and easy to
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analysis; excellent written and oral communication skills; ability to engage with industry stakeholders and translate technical research into actionable insights; and demonstrated ability to work
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with minimal supervision and prioritize work to meet deadlines; and fluency in spoken and written English. PREFERRED: Experience with process modeling software such as Aspen Plus and LCA software
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, technoeconomic analysis, and process modeling; excellent communication skills; ability to work with minimal supervision and prioritize work to meet deadlines; and fluency in spoken and written English. PREFERRED
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combination of observational data, machine learning techniques, and cosmological simulations. The group is actively involved in multiple JWST Guaranteed Time Observation (GTO) and General Observer (GO) programs
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starts August 1, 2026, for one year, with the potential for a one-year extension and is contingent upon a satisfactory background check. If you have any questions about our postdoctoral program, please
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the potential for a one-year extension and is contingent upon a satisfactory background check. If you have any questions about our postdoctoral program, please email cis-research@mit.edu. MIT is an equal
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applied research projects under the supervision of Professors Sertac Karaman and Eric So; 25% independent research; 20% participating in SERC's community-building activities and programming, including