Postdoc: HPC for Next-Gen Simulations

KTH Royal Institute of Technology; Stockholms kommun; Vor Ort; SEK 420.000 - 540.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is seeking a postdoctoral researcher in High-Performance Computing. The role focuses on developing technology-aware algorithms for leading HPC codes such as GROMACS, Neko, and VeloxChem, with emphasis on energy efficiency and data-centric optimization.

You will collaborate across interdisciplinary teams within the KCSC to advance software for next‑generation hardware. The position, funded for up to two years, invites candidates with a doctoral degree and strong

Qualifikationen

• A doctoral degree or an equivalent foreign degree, obtained within the last three years prior to the application deadline.
• Familiarity with performance modeling, analysis and optimization for heterogeneous architectures.
• Experience with developing code for molecular dynamics, computational fluid dynamics, or quantum chemistry.
• Experience working with large-scale scientific software projects and collaboration.
• Awareness of diversity and equal opportunity issues, with a focus on gender equality.

Aufgaben

• Pioneer innovative, technology-aware algorithmic techniques targeting flagship HPC codes (GROMACS, Neko, VeloxChem).
• Redesign key algorithms for modern HPC architectures with energy efficiency as a metric.
• Publish research in high-profile venues and contribute to upstream flagship codebases.

Kenntnisse

Performance modeling

Heterogeneous architectures

Code development for MD/CFD/QC

Collaboration

Diversity awareness

Ausbildung

Doctoral degree

Jobbeschreibung

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is seeking a postdoctoral researcher in High-Performance Computing. The role focuses on developing technology-aware algorithms for leading HPC codes such as GROMACS, Neko, and VeloxChem, with emphasis on energy efficiency and data-centric optimization.

You will collaborate across interdisciplinary teams within the KCSC to advance software for next‑generation hardware. The position, funded for up to two years, invites candidates with a doctoral degree and strong