Lead HPC Systems Engineer for Research Computing

Women in HPC; Burlington (VT); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Women in HPC is seeking a Research Computing Systems Engineer in Vermont to provide expert support for HPC systems at the Vermont Advanced Computing Center (VACC) and to help build and maintain state-of-the-art HPC solutions for researchers at the University of Vermont.

You will work on HPC hardware, large-scale storage, and cluster software such as Slurm and Open OnDemand, collaborating with IT staff to install, maintain, and support research software used by the UVM research community.

Qualifications

• Experience operating and supporting high performance computing (HPC) systems.
• Experience with cluster software and research software deployment.
• Scripting skills for automation and user support.

Responsibilities

• Support HPC hardware, large-scale storage, cluster software and researcher software in the VACC.
• Install, maintain and support research software and tools used by the UVM research community.
• Collaborate with IT staff to respond to researcher requests with guidance on software installation and troubleshooting.
• Assess faculty needs and adjust compute resources to meet research and academic needs.
• Help expand HPC use into classrooms and educational contexts.
• Develop and maintain automation scripts to manage HPC resources.

Skills

HPC systems

Slurm

Cluster administration

Open OnDemand

Scripting

Linux

Storage systems

GPU computing

Tools

Slurm

OpenOnDemand

Job description

Women in HPC is seeking a Research Computing Systems Engineer in Vermont to provide expert support for HPC systems at the Vermont Advanced Computing Center (VACC) and to help build and maintain state-of-the-art HPC solutions for researchers at the University of Vermont.

You will work on HPC hardware, large-scale storage, and cluster software such as Slurm and Open OnDemand, collaborating with IT staff to install, maintain, and support research software used by the UVM research community.