Researcher at the Institute of Analysis and Numerics University of Münster, Institute of Analysis and Numerics

In Department 10, Institute for Analysis and Numerics of the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, a full-time position is available from now until 31.12.2020 a research associate / a research assistant salary group 13 TV-L to occupy. The regular working hours for full employment are currently 39 hours 50 minutes a week. In principle, appointments are also made part-time, unless there are compelling business reasons in individual cases. The activity includes the scientific cooperation in a project for the sustainable, user-oriented further development of the model reduction software pyMOR. Projection-based model order reduction refers to a family of mathematical methods for constructing fast computable, accurate replacement models for large systems of equations resulting from the discretization of ordinary or partial differential equations (PDGL). These methods, such as the reduced-base method, have been used successfully in numerous scientific and industrial applications. The free Python library pyMOR, developed by us, makes it possible to integrate these methods into existing HPC applications with little effort. The main goal of the project is to establish pyMOR as an easy-to-use tool for model reduction in the advanced scientific computing community and to ensure the sustainability of its development. this includes the development of tools for interactive cloud-based scientific computing, the design and implementation of methods for unit testing of scientific computing applications, the support of users in the integration of pyMOR into theirs Projects, in particular by improving / expanding the connection from pyMOR to various PDGL solver libraries. The work will take place in close cooperation with our partners at the Mack Planck Institute Magdeburg and at the Center for Information Processing at the University of Münster. We expect extensive programming experience in the field of scientific computing (eg through a doctorate or relevant professional experience), knowledge of the SciPy ecosystem and basic knowledge of the finite element method. A prerequisite for admission is a university degree in mathematics, computer science, a natural science or technical degree program. EMU advocates gender equality and seeks to increase the proportion of women in research and teaching. Applications from women are therefore expressly desired; Women are given preference for the same suitability, aptitude and professional performance, provided that no reasons prevail in the person of a competitor. Handicapped persons are preferentially employed with the same qualifications. Your application with the usual documents should be directed to the 02/28/2018 to: Institute of Analysis and Numerical Applied Mathematics Dr. Stephan Rave / Prof. Dr. med. Mario Ohlberger to Hd. Mrs. Carolin Gietz Einsteinstr. 62 48149 Münster carolin.gietz@uni-muenster.de If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Computeroxy Apply

In Department 10, Institute for Analysis and Numerics of the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, a full-time position is available from now until 31.12.2020

a research associate /
a research assistant
salary group 13 TV-L

to occupy.

The regular working hours for full employment are currently 39 hours 50 minutes a week. In principle, appointments are also made part-time, unless there are compelling business reasons in individual cases. The activity includes the scientific cooperation in a project for the sustainable, user-oriented further development of the model reduction software pyMOR.

Projection-based model order reduction refers to a family of mathematical methods for constructing fast computable, accurate replacement models for large systems of equations resulting from the discretization of ordinary or partial differential equations (PDGL). These methods, such as the reduced-base method, have been used successfully in numerous scientific and industrial applications. The free Python library pyMOR, developed by us, makes it possible to integrate these methods into existing HPC applications with little effort.

The main goal of the project is to establish pyMOR as an easy-to-use tool for model reduction in the advanced scientific computing community and to ensure the sustainability of its development. this includes

the development of tools for interactive cloud-based scientific computing,
the design and implementation of methods for unit testing of scientific computing applications,
the support of users in the integration of pyMOR into theirs
Projects, in particular by improving / expanding the connection
from pyMOR to various PDGL solver libraries.

The work will take place in close cooperation with our partners at the Mack Planck Institute Magdeburg and at the Center for Information Processing at the University of Münster.

We expect extensive programming experience in the field of scientific computing (eg through a doctorate or relevant professional experience), knowledge of the SciPy ecosystem and basic knowledge of the finite element method.

A prerequisite for admission is a university degree in mathematics, computer science, a natural science or technical degree program.

EMU advocates gender equality and seeks to increase the proportion of women in research and teaching. Applications from women are therefore expressly desired; Women are given preference for the same suitability, aptitude and professional performance, provided that no reasons prevail in the person of a competitor. Handicapped persons are preferentially employed with the same qualifications.

Your application with the usual documents should be directed to the 02/28/2018 to:

Institute of Analysis and Numerical
Applied Mathematics
Dr. Stephan Rave / Prof. Dr. med. Mario Ohlberger
to Hd. Mrs. Carolin Gietz
Einsteinstr. 62
48149 Münster
carolin.gietz@uni-muenster.de

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