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Data architect for the BIG-MAP digital infrastru ... (No replies)
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Dear Psi-k'ers,
we have an opening for a position in my group at EPFL for a data architect/software scientist. The position is renewable yearly up to 4 years.
Outstanding candidates are sought with strong programming abilities, preferably with a background in physics/chemistry/materials or engineering/computer science. Candidates should be comfortable with project management and a diverse collaboration environment with teams across Europe.
The position will contribute to the development of the data and simulation infrastructure of BIG-MAP, and to the capabilities for automated simulations and data analytics. Core objectives will be automated data archiving (through the Materials Cloud ARCHIVE) and integration and dissemination of these data capabilities with simulation capabilities (through AiiDAlab, deployed on local workstations/Materials Cloud WORK/Kubernetes clusters/European Open Science Cloud/and commercial providers such as AWS or Azure). The position will be embedded in the AiiDA and Materials Cloud teams.
All details at this link, and in the attachment.
Many thanks for your attention,
Nicola Marzari