The Computational Science program trains students to apply leading-edge computational methods to research problems in domain science, and we expect the research programs of applicants to reflect this emphasis. We are particularly interested in applicants with strengths in high-performance computing, in particular the run-up to exascale computing.

As a Senior Computational Research Consultant (SCRC), you will draw on a broad set of technological, creative, and problem-solving skills in order to accelerate and facilitate ambitious academic research at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. In addition, you will contribute significantly to initiatives that strengthen the School’s capabilities in our focus areas of: novel data collection, scientific computing, text manipulation, large scale data exploration, and computational social science.

We are looking for an Intern - Computational Science for Predictive Simulations, R&D Grad Year Round We are looking for motivated interns in the general area of enabling predictive simulations. Possible intern projects range from statistical analysis and machine learning, to workflow development, uncertainty quantification, or algorithm performance testing. All projects take place in an interdisciplinary research environment.

To further the mission of the RBO, the university is seeking a candidate for the role of a Computational Scientist at the RBO. The Computational Scientist position presents an ideal opportunity to pursue a career in computational research or software engineering at a highly collaborative academic research environment.

MathEXLab is looking for a self-motivated, proactive and highly creative Research Fellow in machine learning, natural language processing and sequence-to-sequence modeling for extreme weather forecasting applications. The ideal candidate should be skilled in coding, and software development, and be highly proficient in Python, natural language processing and neural networks for sequence-to-sequence modeling.

As a Research Programmer within the Centre for Clinical Genomics Informatics team at the GSC, you will be responsible for technical support for clinical programs through development, testing and validation of clinical bioinformatics processes. The Research Programmer will report to the Process Development Coordinator and is anchored within a team of exceptional computational scientists and programmers, who collaborate directly on the development and maintenance of robust, cost efficient, and competitive clinical genomics pipelines. By working within the GSCs bioinformatics facility, you will collaborate with clinical and research computational biologists and programmers across bioinformatics groups, clinical lab staff and the quality assurance group to deliver clinical diagnostic genomic testing for patients in BC.

Naval Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) seeks an experienced Engineer with background in computational science/mechanics/engineering in the areas of nonlinear solid mechanics, micromechanics, damage mechanics, and fracture mechanics. The position involves developing capabilities for finite element modeling of nuclear fuel system structural performance including the initiation and propagation of damage and fracture in extreme conditions.

The Naval Nuclear Laboratory is looking to hire a Computational Science student for our internship program in 2024! NNL Summer Technical Internships offer you an immersive professional experience in your field of study. You have the opportunity to work directly with world class engineers, scientists, researchers, and technicians who will provide you with real-world experience and mentorship. We work with state-of-the-art techniques researching and developing new technologies and concepts; designing and testing software, components or integrated systems; developing models and performing data analysis; supporting operations and developing process controls and procedures.

The Quantum Computational Science Group within the Quantum Information Science (QIS) Section is currently seeking applications for a senior research scientist in quantum computing Our QIS section focuses on foundational quantum theory and experiment in the areas of quantum computing, quantum networking, and quantum sensing. We apply our expertise to address national priorities in energy, security, and scientific discovery.

We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will support the Scalable Algorithms and Coupled Physics Group in the Computational Sciences and Engineering Division (CSED), Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate (CCSD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The Postdoctoral Research Associates will aide in the design and development of Multiphysics simulation codes for use in GPU accelerated high-performance computing environments.

The Quantum Computational Science Group within the Quantum Information Science (QIS) Section is currently seeking applications for a senior research scientist in quantum computing Our QIS section focuses on foundational quantum theory and experiment in the areas of quantum computing, quantum networking, and quantum sensing.

Come join the brightest minds at the most innovative R&D facility supporting our national security! The Computer, Computational and Statistical Sciences (CCS) Division is seeking graduate students looking for a challenging internship. As a CCS graduate student, we will provide you with a mentor, a challenging project, and an opportunity to present your work and progress to colleagues.

Our team has an immediate 12-month contract opening for a Developer. Responsibilities: Design and build prototypes, proof of concepts and demos of Deep Learning applications Develop and optimize performance-critical Deep Learning applications targeting resource-constrained devices

This is an opportunity to advance single cell omics technology and work alongside highly motivated colleagues in a We are looking for an outstanding Postdoctoral Fellow with experience developing and applying computational methods for high-throughput omics analysis to join Dr. Adi Steif’s computational cancer genomics research group in Vancouver, Canada.

We are looking for an outstanding research programmer with experience developing and applying computational workflows for high-throughput sequencing data analysis to join Dr. Adi Steif’s cancer genomics research group in Vancouver, Canada.

To help achieve our goal we are currently looking for a Computational Software Scientist to join our group. The successful applicant will join a rapidly growing team whose aim is to transform how research is carried out at large experimental facilities through a multi-disciplinary approach to data processing, computer simulation and data analytics.

Duties include teaching three computational or data science courses per year, supervising and advising master’s student projects, and conducting independent research in an area of the lecturer’s choosing. In addition, the lecturer will be expected to participate in the organization of community events planned by the Office of Master’s and Professional Programs.

We have an opening for a Postdoctoral Researcher with a strong computational science background to conduct research aimed at constructing an efficient reduced order model for simple/complex physics simulation codes. You will develop and implement model order reduction approaches for hydrodynamics to address performance of the reduced order models in terms of accuracy and speedup. This position is in the Center for Applied Scientific Computing (CASC) Division within the Computing Directorate.

What Your Job Will Be Like: Are you interested in expanding your knowledge of modeling and simulation as a member of a team of scientists and engineers at a DOE national laboratory?We are seeking undergraduate student summer interns in the areas of atomistic materials modeling and high-performance scientific computing as part of the NNSA Minority Serving Institution Partnership Program (MSIPP) Consortium for Nuclear Security Advanced Manufacturing Enhanced by Machine Learning (NSAM-ML).

What Your Job Will Be Like: We are looking for an Intern - Computational Science for Predictive Simulations R&D Undergrad Year Round We are looking for motivated interns in the general area of enabling predictive simulations.Possible intern projects range from statistical analysis and machine learning to workflow development uncertainty quantification or algorithm performance testing.