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SUMMARY:Computational Scientist - Climate
DESCRIPTION:The Research Computing Center (RCC) seeks an experienced Compu
 tational Scientist with a focus on climate research to serve as a domain e
 xpert in supporting and advising faculty, post-docs, and graduate students
  on a wide range of research projects. In this role, the Computational Sci
 entist will support faculty research projects related to climate, understa
 nd faculty’s research questions, and contribute to finding solutions and i
 mplementing them. Working as part of an existing team, the successful cand
 idate will have ample opportunity to contribute to enabling research at th
 e University of Chicago, develop and deliver training, and other activitie
 s designed to advance research related to climate, the earth system scienc
 e and beyond.\n\nResponsibilities\n\n-Support applications, software, and 
 tools for research related to climate, geophysical science, atmospheric sc
 ience, etc.\n-Assist researchers with compiling, debugging, optimizing, pr
 ofiling, and porting codes and related applications on RCC HPC compute sys
 tems.\n-Maintain and keep up to date on RCC HPC systems, community codes a
 nd software such as WRF, CESM, etc..\n-Maintain and keep up to date reposi
 tory of data for and from the climate and earth system science research co
 mmunity.\n-Support and make available tools and resources to help UChicago
  researchers understand the strengths, limitations, and applications of th
 e data, as well as software to help researchers analyze and visualize the 
 data.\n-Consult and interact with faculty and their research groups on a o
 ne-to-one basis to enable them to fully utilize the RCC and national compu
 tational resources for their scientific research.\n-Design, create and pre
 sent tutorials, hands-on workshops, and documentation.\n-Help faculty with
  grant proposals by contributing sections of the proposal.\n-Develops and 
 presents technical training materials and web-based documentation. Ensures
  timely systems support and updates. Assists in conducting information sec
 urity assessments and risk analysis of computing environment.\n-Evaluates 
 past and present technologies to help develop new tools. Ensures all the n
 ew tools have been through quality control reviews.\n\n
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