University of Louisville is hiring a Systems Engineer to manage our HPC and storage systems, deploy and support research software/containers, and provide consultation services to our user community. Experience with Warewulf, Slurm, Lustre, Ceph, and/or Apptainer is a plus. Please feel free to share this opportunity with anyone who may be interested.

Scientific Computing Group, Corning Inc.

We are seeking an intern who is interested in gaining hands-on experience in the HPC domain. The scientific software stack on these machines are highly complex and need to be tuned for the bespoke hardware. The internship provides an opportunity to work alongside HPC Application Specialists in developing and deploying a custom Corning benchmark suite. Additionally, the intern will also work towards data aggregation and visualization, to generate key insights from the testing framework.

The internship will take place in-person at Corning’s Research and Development Facility in Painted Post, New York. The internship will take place in-person for 10 weeks May – August 2026

Location: Corning, NY

This is a paid internship

Key Responsibilities

Set up ReFrame to enable easy deployment and automation of benchmarks. Communicate with cluster users to identify their workloads and obtain representative jobs Configure running benchmarks on a regular schedule on all cluster nodes using existing Spack package manager Set up a database to store the results and a dashboard to provide easy access and visualization of these runs Write useful documentation for internal use as well as for users Demonstrate the deployed capability to the team and the user community Required Education/Experience

Must be a student enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate degree program Students enrolled in computer science, mathematics, physics, engineering or related disciplines Familiarity with Linux command line interface Python programming skills Basic SQL knowledge Desired skills

Some experience in HPC and cluster computing topics such as MPI, Slurm Version control through Git and GitLab Grafana or any other metric visualization platform Benchmarking HPC systems Related Skills & Other Requirements

Must enjoy working in a research-driven environment Desire to document code and process, deliberative decision-making. Strong oral and written communication Excellent collaborative and interpersonal skills Program Perks

Competitive salaries Real world experience with HPC Required Application Material

Resume or CV Cover letter indicating your interest in the position, and any prior relevant experience. Application Deadline

Applications must be emailed by February 28, 2026 to maddumagph@corning.com

The University at Buffalo’s Sr. Vice President for Research, Innovation and Economic Development is establishing the university’s Office of Research Security and, in partnership with the office of the Chief Information Officer, is developing a comprehensive Research Security Program.

The Sr. VP for Research, Innovation and Economic Development is hiring a Director of Research Security who will develop and lead UB’s strategy for protecting sensitive research data, overseeing policy, compliance, and risk management. They will work with leadership, faculty and staff to balance data access with robust security and ethical guidelines.

The ideal candidate is a collaborative, strategic leader who will engage directly with our research community to reinforce standard practices, bridge organizational silos, and champion a culture of secure, compliant, and risk-aware research innovation. This position reflects UB’s commitment to integrating cybersecurity, research administration, and compliance culture under a unified, researcher-centric vision.

Overview Lead the development, management, promotion, and oversight of UB’s comprehensive Research Security Program. Serve as Director of the Office of Research Security, reporting to the Sr. Associate Vice President for Research (SAVPR). Coordinate with key leadership within VPRED, within the Office of the CIO, and with Research Foundation for SUNY (RF) on all matters relating to foreign influences, export controls, conflicts of interest/commitment, data security, and controlled unclassified information (CUI). Lead compliance efforts, in connection with the Office of the CIO, as it relates to research needs and regulatory requirements. Provide supervision and mentoring for staff. Identify training opportunities to promote development of staff skills. Hire team to staff the Office of Research Security to provide comprehensive services to UB’s research community.

Additional posting details and application information can be found here: https://www.ubjobs.buffalo.edu/postings/60709

University of Louisville is hiring a Systems Engineer to manage our HPC and storage systems, deploy and support research software/containers, and provide consultation services to our user community. Experience with Warewulf, Slurm, Lustre, Ceph, and/or Apptainer is a plus. Please feel free to share this opportunity with anyone who may be interested.

For a full position profile, requirements, and salary information, please visit the UofL applicant portal.

The University at Buffalo is hiring a Director for Research IT. This role will advance UB’s research mission by aligning cutting-edge information technologies with the university’s research priorities, fostering innovation, and enhancing digital infrastructure. This position will work in close partnership with the Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development, and the university's research computing facility, the Center for Computational Research.

This position falls within the Information Security Office (ISO) and will help lead digital innovation in research technology. If you want to shape strategy, deploy advanced tech, empower discovery, and drive the future of research computing at UB, Click Here to learn more and apply today!

Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) is soliciting proposals for computer time on a third-generation Anton system--Anton 3--an extremely fast special-purpose supercomputer for molecular dynamics (MD) simulation designed and constructed by D. E. Shaw Research (DESRES) and hosted at PSC. This third-generation Anton system is 10x faster and supports 10x larger simulations than Anton 2, and is ~100 times faster for MD than the latest general-purpose supercomputers or GPU systems. Anton is made available without cost by DESRES with operational support from NIH for non-commercial research by universities and other not-for-profit institutions. Proposals are due on Monday, October 21, 2025.

If you are running any MD simulation calculations, I encourage you to take advantage of the more powerful national supercomputers.

For detailed application instructions, Anton 3 benchmarks, and details on the proposal submission webinars please see the attached link: https://www.psc.edu/resources/anton

The UC Merced HPC documentation blog page highlights the latest HPC news and developments within the community. The CIRT team encourages users to visit the blog frequently to explore topics of interest and share relevant news with others. We will continue to post updates, news, and opportunities, and we warmly welcome users to participate in these activities.