Diffraction Software Scientist
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Job summary
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks a Computational Instrument Scientist to develop software analysis tools for powder diffraction instruments. The role sits in the Diffraction Section of the Neutron Sc scattering division, supporting HB-2A MIDAS/HB-2C WAND2 at HFIR, and BL-1B NOMAD and BL-11A POWGEN at SNS.
The successful candidate will focus on software for multi-dimensional data analysis, real-time visualization and modeling of disordered systems, with opportunities to work across
Qualifications
- PhD in physics, chemistry, materials science, engineering, or related field.
- Two or more years of research experience beyond your PhD.
- Demonstrated track record of scientific software development.
Responsibilities
- Refine data reduction, analysis and modeling software requirements to transition developments into sustainable products for the user community.
- Develop documentation and tutorials for data acquisition, reduction and analysis for users.
- Participate in instrument upgrade projects with a focus on software developments for data reduction, analysis and modeling.
- Triage and prioritize issues and bugs reported by users.
- Communicate software development activities to instrument teams in the suite.
- Support the User Program by attracting new users and expanding the community.
- Assist in development of beam time proposals and help users with data reduction and modeling.
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Education
Job description
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks a Computational Instrument Scientist to develop software analysis tools for powder diffraction instruments. The role sits in the Diffraction Section of the Neutron Sc scattering division, supporting HB-2A MIDAS/HB-2C WAND2 at HFIR, and BL-1B NOMAD and BL-11A POWGEN at SNS.
The successful candidate will focus on software for multi-dimensional data analysis, real-time visualization and modeling of disordered systems, with opportunities to work across
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