745 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Simons-Foundation" positions at The University of Chicago
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. This is a multifaceted role that requires an interest and passion in impacting students through employer, stakeholder, and program management. The ideal candidate will be an energetic and engaged individual
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, develop, and test computational methods; and collaborate across disciplines to deliver robust, reproducible results. The role spans project conception to publication, including method development, data
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Department BSD OBG - Griffith Lab About the Department This position will be based in the Women’s Brain Health research program led by Dr. Francesca Farina, Assistant Professor in the Department
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, pivot tables, etc) and other database softwares, such as Cognos, Tableau, Oracle, etc. Strong personal computer skills. Demonstrated ability to use analytical techniques to reconcile financial data and
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will plan program content, recruit expert speakers, and market the events to students. This position will also support communications and student outcomes data tracking. These projects will include
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. We work at the frontiers of data collection and analysis, using the latest technology and social science methods to design policies that work for society. We conduct rigorous inquiry in an environment
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and management issues in a heterogeneous computing environment. Understanding of intruder techniques and software exploitation methods. Preferred Competencies Expertise with system administration issues
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techniques or methods, regulatory policies and procedures, and relevant scientific field. Performs other related work as needed. Minimum Qualifications Education: Minimum requirements include a college or
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content and programming align with FOI’s brand and strategic goals. The Assistant Director also leads initiatives like the FOI student internship program and supports broader organizational objectives. A
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. In addition to their numerous outcomes-based research projects, our investigators are busy with complex basic science questions that will one day allow physicians to deliver better care to all patients