Open Positions

Consider joining the Scientific Computing and Data team

Mount Sinai provides excellent opportunities to utilize and expand your skills in a rewarding career. Consider joining our team and collaborate with researchers to advance scientific discovery. See Mount Sinai Careers for current job openings.

Scientific Computing and Data is currently seeking candidates to fill the following positions (last updated 02/01/2023)

 

High Performance Computing

Senior Computational Scientist:As a member of the MSSM Scientific Computing Group, the Senior Computational Scientist partners and leads projects with other scientists and researchers to plan joint scientific projects that will effectively use MSSM HPC (high performance computing) clusters, data science tools and other modern computational and data science techniques.  This individual researches scientific approaches and decides on the path forward for new applications and technologies. The incumbent is a customer-focused leader who sets a positive, productive and courteous tone for the Scientific Computing group and operates under little to no supervision. This position reports to the Director for Computational & Data Ecosystem in Scientific Computing.

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HPC Administrator: The HPC Administrator, as a member of the Scientific Computing group, is responsible for a computational and data science ecosystem for researchers at Mount Sinai. Duties include the design, deployment, management and maintenance of high-performance computing (HPC) clusters, an archival storage system, scientific workflows and associated data resources. Participate in the integration of HPC resources with genomic systems and in the resolution of all technical issues. This position reports to the Director for Computational & Data Ecosystem in Scientific Computing.Specific responsibilities are listed below.

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Supported by grant UL1TR004419 from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health.