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Collaborate on research in the Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences under the supervision of Dr. Richard Tsai. Will conduct research in the areas involving reinforcement learning, optimal control, and differential games.

The Oden Institute is currently looking to fill the position of Senior Research Administrator, we encourage anyone interested in this role to apply. The Senior Research Administrator will play a vital role in supporting our research activities and facilitating the smooth functioning of projects within the institute. They will collaborate closely with researchers, faculty members, and funding agencies to ensure effective management and coordination of research projects. This position offers a unique chance to contribute to groundbreaking research initiatives and work alongside renowned experts in their respective fields. To learn more about the responsibilities and qualifications for the Senior Research Administrator position, please visit the following links:

The Oden Institute is currently looking to fill the position of Human Resource Assistant III, we encourage anyone interested in this role to apply. The Human Resource Assistant III will play a vital and critical role in our Human Resources Team supporting the Institute's human resource functions and ensuring the smooth operation of our personnel processes. To learn more about the responsibilities and qualifications for the Human Resource Assistant III position, please visit the following links:

The Center for Predictive Engineering and Computational Sciences in the Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin is seeking a Scientific Software Architect to join a large research project to develop predictive simulations of inductively coupled plasma (ICP) torches. This research effort is supported in part by funding from the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s (NNSA) Office of Advanced Simulation and Computing under the Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program. It involves multi-scale, multi-physics models and requires the use of advanced numerical methods and supercomputing resources. In support of this program, the Scientific Software Architect will manage the development of software applications for ICP torch simulations by providing technical leadership to and coordinating the efforts of multiple teams developing different components. The software will be expected to run at scales of tens to hundreds of thousands of concurrent threads/tasks on heterogeneous supercomputers, using modern techniques for parallelism of scientific simulation software. PLEASE NOTE: an ability to obtain access for use of non-classified HPC systems housed at the Department of Energy’s NNSA Laboratories is one of the position requirements.