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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | about 5 hours ago
of data scientists/clinicians and working with unique datasets from multiple academic medical centers (e.g. UNC, UCSF, Mayo Clinic, Memorial Sloan Kettering, etc). Lab dedicated GPU workstations/servers and
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-of-the-art foundation models and large vision-language models. Experience in large-scale deep learning systems and/or large foundation model, and the ability to train models using GPU/TPU parallelization
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profiler . Experience with GPUs is a bonus. Of course, you need fluency in written and spoken English to communicate your ideas in this interdisciplinary project. Note that we expect from candidates either
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optimisation, distributed-parallel-GPU optimisation (e.g. pagmo2), Taylor-based numerical integration of ODEs (e.g. heyoka), differential algebra and high order automated differentiation (audi), quantum