OverviewWe’re looking for a Junior HPC Engineer to help support and grow the infrastructure behind high-performance simulation and data-intensive workloads. This is a great opportunity to build your career in high-performance computing, working alongside experienced engineers while learning how to optimize systems used in cutting-edge science and engineering.You’ll gain exposure to technologies that power large-scale modeling, including FEA, and data-driven research, and develop your skills across Linux systems, compute clusters, and workload management tools.ResponsibilitiesAssist in the setup, monitoring, and maintenance of HPC clusters, storage, and interconnects.Support Linux system administration tasks (RHEL, Rocky), with a focus on stability and uptime.Help configure and troubleshoot workload managers such as Slurm.Work with senior engineers to monitor performance of key applications and identify opportunities for improvement.Contribute to scripting and automation tasks (Bash, Python) to streamline system operations.Support end-users by responding to tickets, preparing documentation, and guiding researchers on best practices.Learn about parallel computing concepts (MPI, OpenMP, GPU acceleration) and apply them under guidance.Experience / SkillsFamiliarity with Linux systems and command-line usage.Basic knowledge of scripting (Bash and/or Python).Exposure to bare metal environments (installing, configuring, and troubleshooting physical servers).Interest in high-performance computing, scientific computing, or distributed systems.Eagerness to learn about workload managers (Slurm or similar).Good problem-solving skills, with the ability to troubleshoot technical issues.Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset.This role is ideal for someone early in their career who wants to grow into an HPC specialist. You’ll be supported with mentoring, hands-on experience, and opportunities to develop expertise in cluster management, performance tuning, and advanced HPC environments. #J-18808-Ljbffr