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the computational science community. We empower researchers to tackle some of the most complex global challenges through our unique blend of supercomputing resources and computational science expertise. The ALCF is
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valuable resources. To do so, we identify new mechanisms to drive selective electrocatalysis in complex aqueous mixtures. Experimental work involves precision atomic layer deposition synthesis and
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manufacturing systems. The successful candidate will join the Energy Resources and Demand Department within the Energy Systems and Infrastructure Assessment (ESIA) Division at Argonne National Laboratory
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facilities in partnership with the computational science community. We help researchers solve some of the world’s largest and most complex problems with our unique combination of supercomputing resources and
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for someone passionate about advancing the integration of inverter-based resources into the power grid. The selected candidate will be involved in developing power electronics and hardware in the loop
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developing machine learning surrogates and emulators for dynamical systems. Proficiency in managing large datasets and training with GPU-enabled computing resources. Expertise in numerical optimization and
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for deployment on large-scale computing resources, such as high-performance computers (e.g., Perlmutter, Aurora, etc.). This includes tasks such as automating model design, optimizing hyperparameters, and training
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for projects related to the integration of microgrids, distributed energy resources (DERs), and advanced transmission & distribution (T&D) coordination. This role is ideal for a researcher passionate about
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-of-the-art imaging facilities at the APS and top-20 supercomputing resources at Argonne National Laboratory. Position Requirements This level of knowledge is typically achieved through a formal education in a
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, and multimodal information. This position offers the opportunity to work with some of the world’s most advanced computing resources, including Exascale supercomputers, and to collaborate with leading