HPC Computational Scientist | GPU-Accelerated Simulation

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.; United Kingdom; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - GBP 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading technology firm in the UK is seeking an HPC Computational Scientist/Engineer to optimize scientific applications for AMD CPU and GPU platforms. The role involves collaborating with academic and industry teams to improve HPC workflows, requiring expertise in HPC performance, GPU programming, and computational sciences. Applicants must possess a PhD in a related field and be eligible for UK DV clearance. This position fosters innovation in an inclusive environment, offering a chance to shape the future of advanced computing.

Benefits

Health insurance

Professional development opportunities

Flexible working hours

Qualifications

• Strong foundational expertise in HPC application performance.
• Deep expertise in GPU programming and scientific simulation domains.
• Must be motivated and collaborative, thriving in technical environments.

Responsibilities

• Optimize scientific computing applications for AMD CPU and GPU platforms.
• Collaborate with teams to modernize, port, and tune applications.
• Engage in testing, tuning, and performance engineering for HPC workloads.

Skills

HPC performance optimization

GPU programming

scientific application development

collaboration with researchers

MPI, HIP, CUDA, OpenMP

Education

PhD in Computer Science or related field

Tools

HPC profiling tools

Fortran or C/C++

Job description

A leading technology firm in the UK is seeking an HPC Computational Scientist/Engineer to optimize scientific applications for AMD CPU and GPU platforms. The role involves collaborating with academic and industry teams to improve HPC workflows, requiring expertise in HPC performance, GPU programming, and computational sciences. Applicants must possess a PhD in a related field and be eligible for UK DV clearance. This position fosters innovation in an inclusive environment, offering a chance to shape the future of advanced computing.