An entry level postdoc position requiring a Ph.D. is open for materials scientist and physicists of varying experience to work with an all-Ph.D staff of theoretical and computational physicists, mathematicians, applied and quantum chemists, and electrical engineers who are international experts in their respective fields.

An entry level postdoc position requiring a Ph.D. is open for physicists and electrical engineers of varying experience to work with an all-Ph.D staff of theoretical and computational physicists, mathematicians, applied and quantum chemists, and electrical engineers who are international experts in their respective fields.

The Senior Research Scientist/Research Scientist will conduct research to meet the objectives of the research program, which are: To conduct research on advanced computational algorithms for modeling of complex electromagnetic scattering and diffraction phenomena; To develop an in-depth understanding of the underlying physics of electromagnetic scattering and diffraction from large and complex object in practical environment;

The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is seeking to fill a Staff Research Physicist position in the Computational Sciences Department to help lead the development and application of the Gkeyll code for fusion energy applications. Gkeyll uses advanced discontinuous Galerkin algorithms to simulate plasmas with various levels of fidelity, including gyrokinetic simulations of plasma turbulence, which is important for determining and optimizing the performance of a fusion power plant. We seek energetic applicants who want to be at the forefront of high-performance computing with applications to fusion energy.

The proposed project extensively involves mathematical modelling, computer programming, and numerical simulation. It requires researchers to have strong background in mathematics and computational physics. The candidate must have experiences in machine learning and quantum computing.

We are seeking a Postdoctoral Appointee with expertise and interest in large-scale atmospheric dynamics and variability to improve attribution of downstream climate impacts from localized sources such as volcanoes or large wildfires. As a climate scientist in Sandia’s Climate Systems department, you will be part of an interdisciplinary team to discover, understand, and communicate how climate hazards arising from coupled interactions within the climate system, and exposure to those hazards, contribute to climate-induced risks in society.

Our Simulation and Optimization (S&O) team is looking for an experienced computational chemist to join our Drug Discovery team. This person's responsibility will be to drive innovation by applying next generation methods to support drug discovery combining quantum, AI and physics-based methods like molecular dynamics and free energy perturbation. You will be joining a seasoned multi-disciplinary group including drug hunters with an excellent track record in drug discovery, computational chemists, physicists, AI experts, and software engineers. You are action orientated and extraordinary at getting things done. You communicate openly with your colleagues and you hate office politics.

Riverside Research’s Applied Mathematics and Physics Solutions group is seeking a computational scientist to support development of high-impact computational electromagnetics (CEM) codes. The candidate will research and develop new techniques that advance the state-of-the-art in defense industry CEM tools.

The Computational Science Division (CPS) at Argonne National Laboratory seeks a postdoctoral appointee to develop open-source neutronics capabilities for molten salt reactors. The work will involve working in close collaboration with an industry partner, Copenhagen Atomics, to:

A Research Associate for 2 years, with possible extension of another 2 years, is available through UKRI funding underwriting a European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant. This position is open to an outstanding and ambitious computational scientist to work in molecular simulation with an eye on considerably speeding up codes written in Fortran.

We have multiple openings for Computational Solid Mechanics Code Developers. You will create or adapt state-of-the-art computational mechanics algorithms, ensure the fidelity and performance of their implementation, and support their usage by multiple teams on demanding classes of problems. These positions are in the Computational Engineering Division (CED), within the Engineering Directorate. CED provides support to Weapons and Complex Integration (WCI) Programs.

The Applied Electromagnetics Division of Applied Research Associates, Inc. (ARA) in Dayton, OH is seeking a talented and team-oriented Senior Computational Research Scientist to provide innovative solutions to advanced and complex physical problems. The successful candidate will perform R&D of advanced numerical algorithms in computational electromagnetics (CEM), computational acoustics, and computational fluid dynamics.

Company Description Join us and make YOUR mark on the World!Are you interested in joining some of the brightest talent in the world to strengthen the United States security?

Company Description Join us and make YOUR mark on the World!Are you interested in joining some of the brightest talent in the world to strengthen the United States security?

Company Description Join us and make YOUR mark on the World!Are you interested in joining some of the brightest talent in the world to strengthen the United States security?

Company Description Join us and make YOUR mark on the World!Are you interested in joining some of the brightest talent in the world to strengthen the United States security?

As Research Fellow, you will carry out independent and/or team research which has a significant impact in the area of your specialisation. You will plan, develop and engage in high quality research projects that are aligned with the University’s research focus areas and those of the Computational Materials Chemistry Group, led by Professor Michelle Spencer.

Applicants are invited to apply for a postdoctoral Research Associate role in the group of Dr Evgeny Kozik at King’s College London to work on development of diagrammatic Monte Carlo techniques for understanding and controlling mechanisms of unconventional superconductivity with a start date from 1st October 2023. Applicants are expected to have a PhD (or be awaiting its award) in the area of Theoretical/Computational Physics and a strong expertise in precision numerical methods for correlated electrons, their implementation and application.

The proposed project extensively involves mathematical modelling, computer programming, and numerical simulation. It requires researchers to have strong background in mathematics and computational physics. The candidate must have experiences in machine learning and quantum computing.

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.