CEMWorks Inc. is seeking to hire a new member of the Research & Development team to facilitate the work on current and future projects with the focus on computational electromagnetics. The ideal candidate for this position is interested in cutting-edge techniques for numerical modeling and enjoys solving scientifically challenging problems. Writing code to test novel and well-established concepts for fast and accurate solution of electromagnetics challenges will constitute the major part of the job. The new team member is also expected to participate in code testing/verification/validation, fixing software errors and present the work results in a form of research reports, presentations, conference and journal papers. Responsibilities • Contributes as a team member on development of the software and algorithms for computational electromagnetics • Design algorithms and test their implementation on practical examples • Write well-designed, testable computer code that can be integrated into the existing framework • Prepare software documentation according to company’s standards • Improve general code performance and adapt it to high-performance computing software & hardware architectures • Deploy software in a high-performance environment, perform and analyze numerical simulations Qualifications • Master’s degree or equivalent experience in quantitative research field (engineering, computational physics, mathematics, computer science, etc.). Ph.D. degree is considered as an advantage • Experience with computer simulations of physical phenomena using numerical methods. Knowledge of numerical techniques for computational electromagnetics is a big plus • Fluency in a high-level programming language (C/C++, Python, Fortran). Experience with coding for high-performance computing environment and parallel programming technologies (OpenMP, TBB, MPI, etc.) is an advantage • Familiarity with general principles of a software development process • Strong math background, primarily with a focus on linear algebra, computational geometry, differential equations • The desire to work on cutting-edge techniques for computational physics applied to realworld projects Apply by email to jobs@cemworks.com
