GPU CFD Software Engineer (Part-Time, Temp)

University of Minnesota; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 36,000 - 52,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Minnesota's Department of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics is seeking a skilled software engineer for a temporary, hourly role in the Twin Cities. You will develop and maintain GPU-native hypersonic CFD software, and contribute to GUI and Python API development while integrating with SABRE mesh tools.

Required skills include C/C++, Python, GPU programming (CUDA/HIP), Linux, and CMake, plus experience with CFD software and GitHub.

Qualifications

• BA/BS or a combination of relevant education and work experience to equal at least four years.
• Proficient in C/C++, Python.
• Experience with GPU programming languages such as OCCA, CUDA, HIP.
• Knowledge of Linux operating systems and build/installation processes e.g. CMake.
• Experience developing CFD software.
• Experience with Github or similar.
• Ability to learn new programming concepts quickly.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• US Citizen.
• Minnesota resident.

Responsibilities

• GPU solver development: assist in software development for the GPU-native hypersonic flow solver and related tools.
• Lead GUI and Python API development.
• Create the communication layer between in-house CFD and mesh generation software.
• Develop unit and regression tests; maintain Github repository and CI.
• Assist with SABRE mesh generation software as needed.
• Development of software build and installation processes: create portable CMake files and install/build processes across architectures.
• Interface with users and help with software installation questions.

Skills

C/C++

Python

GPU programming

Linux

CMake

GitHub

CFD software

US Citizenship

Minnesota resident

Education

BA/BS or equivalent

Job description

The University of Minnesota's Department of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics is seeking a skilled software engineer for a temporary, hourly role in the Twin Cities. You will develop and maintain GPU-native hypersonic CFD software, and contribute to GUI and Python API development while integrating with SABRE mesh tools.

Required skills include C/C++, Python, GPU programming (CUDA/HIP), Linux, and CMake, plus experience with CFD software and GitHub.