225 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Prof" positions at California Institute of Technology
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to compliance teams in identifying compliance gaps or deficiencies and effective recommendations for improvement. Work directly with all levels of the Caltech community. Develop and maintain customer and staff
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Infrastructure and Maintenance, the Manager of Instrumentation and Controls is responsible for enhancing existing programs, driving continuous improvement and leading the next evolution of Caltech’s best-in-class
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research and development for scientific computing and networking. Caltech hosts one of seven US-based "Tier2" High Performance computing facilities in CMS, which are part of this grid. The Caltech HEP group
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of engineered protein circuits with a focus on early-stage startup preparation. Responsibilities include assisting with project development and coordination, helping PI with academic and translational grant
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, including high throughput experimentation to generate novel types of organic reaction datasets and the development of adapted machine learning models. This role is ideal for a Ph.D.-level scientist with
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Instrumentation and Controls is responsible for enhancing existing programs, driving continuous improvement and leading the next evolution of Caltech's best-in-class sustainability programs. The Manager of
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and cryoET and train new users. Essential Job Duties Lead the development of research projects leveraging single-particle cryoEM, FIB-SEM and cryoET, specifically with a focus on Mechanosensation
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the point of being able to train lab users to also expertly operate the equipment. Overall, the Technician will be expected to contribute to the lab culture and capabilities, and strive to meet the high
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projects, particularly focused on novel catalytic functions and peptide-based therapeutics. This role is ideal for a Ph.D.-level scientist with extensive experience in directed evolution, synthetic chemistry
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, planetary science, chemistry, biology) and/or organizations (Caltech, JPL, and other collaborating institutions and corporate research partners) in developing novel isotope geochemistry tools and applying