306 algorithm-development "https:" "Simons Foundation" positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Requisition Id 15854 Overview: We are seeking a research professional with fundamental knowledge in artificial intelligence (AI) who will focus on developing and applying AI algorithms to signal
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length scales Develop machine learning algorithms to support process optimization, predictive modeling, and intelligent manufacturing control Integrate simulation tools with in-situ sensor data from
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intelligence, and architecture-aware algorithms that harness machines, ideas, and data to enable far reaching scientific breakthroughs. We develop computer innovations and advanced practical tools to address
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development of novel AI algorithms, it does require strong implementation skills, sound statistical judgment, and an ability to translate methods into reliable, maintainable, and well-documented pipelines
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-sensor fusion, and propagation modeling — to develop AI-enabled detection, classification, and triangulation algorithms for critical energy infrastructure applications. This position resides within
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travel allowance and access to advanced computing resources. The MMD group is responsible for the design and development of numerical algorithms and analysis necessary for simulating and understanding
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for transmission or distribution grids, synchronous generators, large loads, transmission networks, etc. Develop simulation algorithms that enable large-scale simulations. Integrate (or co-simulate) grid component
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Requisition Id 16059 Overview: We are seeking an Electrical or Computer Engineer who will focus on software-defined radio (SDR) system development, integration, and deployment. This position
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algorithms and analytics for materials and related physical sciences for a broad range of energy, transportation, and advanced manufacturing applications. The MsM group also develops artificial intelligence
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to develop AI-enabled, low-latency signal-processing algorithms for next-generation pixel detectors used in high-energy physics experiments. This position offers the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge