HPC & Research Cyberinfrastructure Engineer

University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Campus (IL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health insurance

Retirement plans

No state income tax

Tuition discounts

Job summary

UNLV Research seeks a Research Cyberinfrastructure Engineer to design and maintain HPC infrastructure, storage, and networks supporting data-intensive research and teaching. You will collaborate with UNLV IT and the Division of Research to deploy cutting-edge cyberinfrastructure and AI/ML workflows.

You will translate researchers’ needs into scalable technical solutions, mentor students and staff, and help drive innovation in high-performance computing across campuses.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and 3–5 years in systems administration or HPC environments.
• Experience in higher education or research settings is preferred.
• Experience supporting researchers with federal or regional grants is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Install, configure, and maintain HPC hardware and software including clusters and storage.
• Monitor performance and tune systems for maximum computational efficiency.
• Provide technical support to researchers and students using HPC resources.
• Implement security protocols and ensure compliance with standards.
• Develop documentation and train users on HPC tools and workflows.

Skills

Research translation

Team collaboration

Python scripting

Linux

Git

Education

Bachelor's degree

Higher education experience

Tools

Slurm

Kubernetes

Singularity

GPFS/Lustre

Job description

UNLV Research seeks a Research Cyberinfrastructure Engineer to design and maintain HPC infrastructure, storage, and networks supporting data-intensive research and teaching. You will collaborate with UNLV IT and the Division of Research to deploy cutting-edge cyberinfrastructure and AI/ML workflows.

You will translate researchers’ needs into scalable technical solutions, mentor students and staff, and help drive innovation in high-performance computing across campuses.