Graduate Student (PhD or Master’s)

Queen's University; Eastern Ontario; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading Canadian university in Kingston is seeking Master’s or PhD students for fully funded research positions in heterogeneous system design. Candidates will engage in modelling, data collection, and analysis, with opportunities to collaborate with professors and supercomputing centres. Applications from underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged.

Qualifications

• Experience with heterogeneous system design.
• Knowledge in modelling of system design and data analysis.
• Familiarity with AI and scientific workloads.

Responsibilities

• Investigate heterogeneous system design and use.
• Conduct experimental systems and data analysis.
• Collaborate with professors and supercomputing centres.

Education

Master’s or PhD

Job description

Overview

With the ending of Moore’s law the number of processor types (GPU, CPU, TPU, Custom, etc.) available for data centre designs is increasing. How to design, program and use systems that take advantage of these options is becoming a complex challenge. The Beyond Moore’s Lab has multiple positions at the Master’s or PhD level investigating heterogeneous system design and use. Areas of research include, modelling of system design, improved data collection and analysis from real systems, workload (AI and scientific) driven design, and API design for programming. Depending on the project work will include experimental systems, building of models, and/or data analysis. There will be opportunities on this project to collaborate with other professors at Queen’s and with supercomputing centres. These positions are fully funded. All applicants are welcome to apply and underrepresented applicants including indigenous, black, individuals with disabilities, 2SLGBTQ+ and women, who have been traditionally underrepresented in Engineering are highly encouraged to apply.
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