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Delaware State University seeks an IT Research Cyberinfrastructure Analyst to support DSU EPSCoR and CIBER initiatives, providing infrastructure, applications, and services for expanding research portfolios across DSU campuses and partner institutions.
The role emphasizes guiding researchers in using shared HPC resources, training users, and creating technical documentation, with close collaboration to the DSU EPSCoR Director and statewide partners.
The IT Research Cyberinfrastructure Analyst position is based within the Center for Integrated Biological and Environmental Research (CIBER) and supports Information Technology initiatives tied to Delaware State University's EPSCOR program. This position is responsible for providing the infrastructure, applications, and services essential to sustain the University's expanding research portfolio. Supporting research is both a strategic and operational priority for the central IT organization and is considered fundamental to the strategic goals of the University and the State of Delaware. The IT Research Cyberinfrastructure Analyst will work very closely with the DSU EPSCOR and CIBER Director, offering necessary support to the DSU EPSCOR Team and faculty associated with the program. The IT Research Cyberinfrastructure Analyst possesses exceptional technical and communication abilities, demonstrating curiosity, creativity, perseverance, self-direction, and a strong work ethic. This individual excels both independently and collaboratively. The E-CORE Program represents a collaborative partnership among the University of Delaware, Delaware State University, Delaware Technical and Community College, Goldey Beacom College, and Wilmington University. Supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF), Delaware EPSCoR E-CORE seeks to strengthen educational and research capacity throughout the State of Delaware. By leveraging state and federal resources, Delaware EPSCoR strengthens research infrastructure, advances STEM education, and fosters economic development. To further program objectives, the IT Research Cyberinfrastructure Analyst serves as the College's IT Applications Scientist, facilitating access to shared research computing resources across DSU campuses, partner institutions, and statewide. The Scientist works closely with faculty, staff, and students, guiding them in optimal utilization of various computational assets, including existing servers at DSU and UD's High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems, research computing platforms, and data storage solutions. The IT Applications Scientist reports directly to the Director of DSU EPSCOR and CIBER. This is a non-tenured professional staff position.
Education: Bachelor's degree in related disciplines or equivalent combination of education and/or experience.