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PostDoc/Research Software Engineer at LSMO EPFL (No replies)
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A position for a postdoc/research software engineer is available in the Laboratory of Molecular Simulation (LSMO) at EPFL under supervision of Prof. Berend Smit.
Outstanding candidates are sought with a background in the physical sciences, with strong programming skills, and with experience in scientific software development and running materials simulations in high performance computing systems.
The positions will focus working developing (machine-learning) tools for the processing of XPS data via electronic lab notebooks, and the coupling to a simulation platform.
The candidates will work together with a team of 10+ PhD students, postdocs, and software specialists with diverse backgrounds, joining an exciting and very driven international team at the forefront of research in the field of materials discovery and design.
For interested applicants, scientific research challenges can also be incorporated in the effort (but this is not a requirement).
For best consideration, applications should be submitted by June 15, 2022; the positions will remain open until suitable candidates have been found.
More details can be found in the attached document.