Argonne National Laboratory is a leading research institution, and they are seeking an HPC User Support Engineer to provide technical support for high-performance computing systems. The role involves collaborating with researchers, resolving technical issues, creating documentation, and conducting training sessions to enhance user experience and system usability.
Responsibilities:
- Managing and resolving technical issues; debugging, installing, compiling, and running large-scale user applications
- Supporting users in writing scripts for automated execution and optimizing workflows
- Assisting with job scheduling, debugging, and troubleshooting HPC-related challenges
- Collaborating with ALCF domain experts to provide resolutions to user requests and technical issues
- Developing and maintaining documentation, both internally and on user facing websites
- Conducting training sessions and onboarding new users to ensure effective utilization of ALCF resources
- Enabling secure access to HPC systems and ensuring compliance with ALCF policies
- Providing support in AI technologies, including machine learning frameworks, and assisting users in deploying and optimizing AI workflows on HPC systems
Requirements:
- Experience working in an HPC center supporting user codes
- Experience working with parallel codes using MPI implementations and openMP
- Experience with common machine learning frameworks
- Experience with source code management systems like Git, and CI tools like Jenkins or GitLab
- Experience with DBMS
- Experience with containerization
- Experience developing technical training documentation for users
- Strong interest in emerging technologies and applications
- Ability to work on multiple concurrent projects efficiently and effectively
- Highly motivated and user focused
- Ability to model Argonne's core values of impact, safety, respect, integrity, and teamwork
- To perform the essential functions of this position successful applicants must provide proof of U.S. citizenship, which is required to comply with federal regulations and contract