Lead Computational Physicist – Remote HPC Modeling

Placements24; Kimberley; Ibrido; CAD 198.000 - 311.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Remote work

Professional development allowances

Conference access

Cutting-edge computational resources

Descrizione del lavoro

Placements24 is seeking a Lead Computational Physicist for a fully remote role. You will spearhead development of advanced computational models and simulations, collaborating with theoretical physicists and experimentalists to guide research directions and validate models.

The position rewards autonomy, rigorous publication activity, and leadership of remote teams across international projects. Candidates should hold a PhD in Physics or computational science, at least seven years post-PhD

Competenze

• PhD in Physics, Computational Science, or related field.
• 7+ years post-PhD in computational physics with simulations.
• Strong programming in C++, Python, Fortran; HPC experience.
• Proficiency with MPI, OpenMP, CUDA; numerical methods knowledge.
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and leadership skills.

Mansioni

• Lead design and implementation of computational physics models and simulations.
• Develop and optimize numerical algorithms for complex equations.
• Analyze simulation results and provide deep physical insights.
• Collaborate with theorists and experimentalists to guide research directions.
• Mentor junior scientists and post-docs; lead remote teams.
• Contribute to grant proposals and publish in top journals.

Conoscenze

Leadership

Remote team leadership

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Communication

Formazione

PhD in Physics/Computational Science

Strumenti

C++

Python

Fortran

MPI

OpenMP

CUDA

Descrizione del lavoro

Placements24 is seeking a Lead Computational Physicist for a fully remote role. You will spearhead development of advanced computational models and simulations, collaborating with theoretical physicists and experimentalists to guide research directions and validate models.

The position rewards autonomy, rigorous publication activity, and leadership of remote teams across international projects. Candidates should hold a PhD in Physics or computational science, at least seven years post-PhD