HPC & Data Science Research Supervisor

University of California, San Francisco; California (MO); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

University of California, San Francisco seeks a senior leader to guide HPC/CI research, software development and data science initiatives. You will oversee design, development, analysis and operation of high performance computing resources and data tools, providing strategic direction and mentoring to a diverse technical team.

The role emphasizes collaboration across disciplines, proposal development and external engagement to advance computational research at UCSF.

Qualifications

• Experience leading HPC/CI research teams and projects.
• Knowledge of HPC hardware/software, power and performance analysis.
• Ability to design, modify and deploy HPC/data science applications.
• Proven track record in research proposal development and funding.
• Strong communication with technical and non-technical audiences.
• Background in data science, CI, or computational chemistry domains.

Responsibilities

• Lead research and development of HPC/CI software and tools.
• Oversee operation and support of HPC and data science resources.
• Develop data algorithms, perform computations and analyses.
• Provide direction and mentorship to team of researchers and staff.

Skills

Lead technical staff HPC/Data/CI

HPC power/perf analysis

Research & development leadership

Strategic planning

Mentoring & staff development

Effective communication

Project leadership & management

Funding acquisition

Data algorithms & analytics

Job description

University of California, San Francisco seeks a senior leader to guide HPC/CI research, software development and data science initiatives. You will oversee design, development, analysis and operation of high performance computing resources and data tools, providing strategic direction and mentoring to a diverse technical team.

The role emphasizes collaboration across disciplines, proposal development and external engagement to advance computational research at UCSF.