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Un institut de recherche en informatique recherche un chercheur postdoctoral pour développer des méthodes numériques avancées combinées à l'apprentissage machine afin d'améliorer l'inversion de formes d'onde. Le candidat retenu travaillera dans un environnement dynamique et contribuera à des projets de recherche de pointe. Un bon niveau en programmation et la maîtrise de l'anglais sont requis. Ce poste offre une rémunération de 2788€ par mois avant impôts.
The Makutu project team specializes in large-scale simulations applied to the reconstruction of complex media, used to gain a better understanding of the internal dynamics of environments that are difficult or even impossible to probe. To this end, it develops advanced numerical methods that are integrated into open-source platforms deployed on state-of-the-art HPC environments.
Full-Waveform Inversion (FWI) is a powerful imaging technique that aims to recover physical parameters of a medium by minimizing the misfit between observed and simulated wavefields. It plays a central role inparticular in subsurface exploration (e.g., geophysics).
In the frequency domain , FWI involves solving large-scale wave equations at multiple frequencies. This leads to the repeated inversion of very large, often ill-conditioned, linear systems — beyond the capabilities of standard direct solvers. While iterative solvers offer an alternative, they raise significant algorithmic challenges, particularly in the multiple right-hand sides setting, which is crucial for inversion involving multiple sources. Additional strategies also have to be investigated to reduce the computational cost of wave modeling, such as reduced-order models or learning-based techniques. In both cases, the compromise between accuracy of the solutions and the computational cost has to be carefully handled.
This postdoctoral position offers a unique opportunity to combine advanced numerical methods with machine learning to accelerate and enhance FWI. The successful candidate will gain expertise in high-performance computing while working within a dynamic team involved in flagship projects such as INCORWAVE (ERC) and Exa-MA (PEPR Numpex). Strong international collaborations will provide an excellent environment for developing cutting-edge research.
The successful candidate will contribute to the development and evaluation of acceleration strategies for frequency-domain FWI , by combining numerical methods, model reduction techniques, and learning-based approaches. Potential research directions include (but are not restricted to) :
The recruited postdoctoral researcher will be expected to take an active role in the team’s scientific and collaborative activities, with missions including :
Software development : solid programming skills, with good practice in HPC environments particularly valued.
Collaboration & communication : strong interpersonal skills with a focus on teamwork; ability to present results to both scientific and non-scientific audiences (including funding bodies).
Languages : fluency in English (written and spoken).
Other qualities : autonomy, scientific curiosity, initiative, and a strong commitment to collaborative research.
2788€ per month before taxs