Location: Oak Ridge, TN
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
Requisition Id 16194 **Overview:** Interested in taking your scientific computing skills to the next level? We are seeking a research scientist to work in a world-class research group in the areas of emerging architectures and performance for advanced computing. This position resides in the Architectures and Performance Group in the Advanced Computer Systems Research (ACSR) / Comuter Science Mathematics Division (CSMD)/ Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate (CCSD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The Architectures and Performance Group (APG) designs and prototypes the scientific computing systems of tomorrow. APG works closely with domain scientists to solve key computational challenges in DOE’s scientific mission. We are conducting research in emerging computing paradigms such as neuromorphic, analog, and quantum computing. We coordinate and partner with other groups across ORNL, other national laboratories, academia, and industry to investigate the fast-moving, dynamic landscape of computing. **Major Duties/Responsibilities:** - Responsibilities for this position include working with the project team to create, evaluate, and publish novel research ideas, mentoring students, and collaborating with our partners and sponsors. Research activities include, but are not limited to: - Rapid prototyping and evaluation of experimental systems, including hardware, software, tools, and applications, and being proficient developing sophisticated software systems, like an operating system, compiler, adaptive runtime system, or scalable performance tool. - Studying the performance, resiliency, power, and efficiency of modern and future high-performance computer systems under various workload characteristics through measurement, modeling, and simulation. - Publishing papers in high-quality refereed conferences and journals, such as SC, ASPLOS, ICRC, ISSCC, MICRO, ISCA, HPCA, ICPP, and IEEE TPDS. - Actively collaborating with industry, academia, government labs, and ap