The Research Computing Center invites you to join our team.
Open Positions:
The Research Computing Center regularly hires Computational Scientists who have expertise in high-end computing and a specific discipline. Computational Scientists serve as domain experts in supporting and advising faculty, post-docs, and graduate students on a wide range of research projects. They support faculty research projects, understand faculty’s research questions, and contribute to finding solutions and implementing them. Working as part of an existing talented team, you will have ample opportunity to contribute to enabling science at the University of Chicago, develop and deliver training, and other activities designed to advance research.
Administrative Assistant & Department Coordinator
The job provides specialized business support for routine office and location support activities. Identifies, enhances, and follows specific processes and procedures to maximize the efficiencies for which the support is being provided by working autonomously within established procedures and practices. Ensures the correct functioning of facilities, office and/or business support services.
To view the full posting and apply, visit the Administrative Assistant & Department Coordinator job posting.
HPC Systems Administrator
The University of Chicago is seeking a highly qualified HPC System Administrator to join the system and operation team that builds and manages RCC HPC systems and facility operations. The individual in this position will be involved in the procurement and management of HPC hardware and software.
The job designs automated, scalable, and rapidly deployable solutions to infrastructure development and server configuration. Works independently to install, configure, and maintain operating systems. Uses best practices and systems knowledge to monitor and alert systems, utility software, and firewalls. Guides maintenance for production servers as well as Windows and Linux servers.
To view the full posting and apply, visit the HPC System Administrator job posting.
Computational Scientist-Bioinformatics
The Research Computing Center and the Chevrier Lab at the Pritzker School for Molecular Engineering are looking for a highly motivated Computational Scientist to work closely with faculty and researchers at the University of Chicago. The successful candidate will play a key role in characterizing and engineering the immune system in health and disease by working with the Chevrier Lab and in collaboration with researchers and clinicians at the University of Chicago and beyond. Emphasis will be to (i) generate new biological insights by developing new approaches to analyzing large-scale and high-throughput data (e.g., next-generation sequencing, high-throughput screening), (ii) maintain, upgrade and train users on existing pipelines in the lab, and (iii) develop new pipelines as needed.
To view the full posting and apply, visit the Computational Scientist-Bioinformatics job posting.
Computational Scientist-GIS
The University of Chicago Research Computing Center (RCC) is seeking a highly motivated Computational Scientist with expertise in Geographic Information System (GIS) to work closely with faculty and researchers. The person in this position will serve as a technical domain expert, supporting and advising faculty and students in enabling their research from a range of disciplines. The successful candidate will be part of the RCC-GIS initiative and will be experienced in GIS software and spatial analysis methods with a focus on innovative uses of GIS technologies and spatial data.
To view the full posting and apply, visit the Computational Scientist-GIS job posting.
Please note that all applications are handled through the University's main hiring website, Workday. To apply, click on the links provided under each job summary.
Open Student Job Opportunities:
Student HPC System Administrator
The Research Computing Center is seeking a talented and enthusiastic Student HPC System Administrator to join our team. In this role, you'll play a part in various HPC operations, supporting our commitment to providing state-of-the-art compute, storage and network infrastructure to researchers at the University of Chicago. We're looking for someone who is not only passionate about HPC but also interested in both hardware and software aspects, and willing to thrive in a complex HPC ecosystem. Students employed in this role will develop and demonstrate a number of transferable skills essential for future employment success. If you're driven by the opportunity to work in a challenging HPC environment and make a meaningful impact, we invite you to apply.
Responsibilities:
Support in the installation, maintenance, and configuration of HPC infrastructure, including servers and network components.
Aid in the development and maintenance of scripts (bash) and small applications (Python) to enhance HPC operations and efficiency.
Assist in reproducing and debugging issues reported by users of the HPC clusters to ensure smooth functioning and optimal performance.
Required Qualifications:
- Strong passion for Linux demonstrated through practical experience, whether in personal projects or professional settings.
- Proficiency in navigating and utilizing command-line interfaces.
- Basic understanding of what HPC clusters are and how they are used.
- Competency in Python programming and shell scripting.
- Basic knowledge of networking principles.
- Excellent communication skills, capable of conveying technical concepts accurately and clearly.
- Proactive attitude, comfortable seeking clarification and taking initiative to solve problems.
To apply, send your resume to jobs@rcc.uchicago.edu.
Job seekers in need of a reasonable accommodation to complete the application process should call 773-834-1841 or email talentacquisition@uchicago.edu with their request.
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