Job opportunities
At SCC you work in an innovative organisation with an excellent reputation; an organisation in the middle of international technological developments that helps accellerating science. If you wish to set ambitious goals, find freedom and flexibility in your work and continue to develop your personal strengths, then a job at SCC is just the thing for you. We are always happy to receive your application, even if currently no vacancies are listed, a job opening for researchers, administrators, scientific supporters is always around the corner.
Are you interested in working with us? Then send your speculative application to: personal∂scc.kit.edu
Students interested in working as a research assistant or looking for a topic for their master or bachelor thesis are also welcome. Theses can be supervised primarily in computer science or mathematics, but we also have good contacts to other KIT faculties.
SCC
The Scientific Computing Center (SCC) is the Information Technology Centre of KIT. We work in a wide variety of projects with universities, research institutions and companies, both nationally and internationally. Topics range from the analysis of large scale data to data-intensive computing and cloud computing to parallel and numerical methods. We develop and operate innovative IT services as well as large research facilities.
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Jobs at SCC
Serviceprozessmanager (w/m/d)
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Job description
Das Scientific Computing Center ist das Informationstechnologie-Zentrum des KIT.
Die Abteilung Client- und Servicemanagement (CSM) betreibt die Arbeitsplatzendgeräte für die Verwaltungseinrichtungen des KIT und stellt einen sicheren und störungsarmen Betrieb sicher.
Als Teil des Servicemanagement-Teams gehören zu Ihren Aufgaben:
- Gestaltung, Steuerung und kontinuierliche Weiterentwicklung unserer IT-Serviceprozesse in einer zentralen Rolle
- Mit einem ausgeprägten Organisationsverständnis und einem ganzheitlichen Blick auf Prozessarchitekturen sorgen Sie für reibungslose Abläufe und eine hohe Servicequalität
- Analyse bestehender Prozesse, Identifikation von Optimierungspotenzialen und Begleitung der Umsetzung im Rahmen von Projekten
- Einbringung Ihrer Expertise im Prozess- und Projektmanagement sowie die Funktion als Schnittstelle zwischen Fachbereichen, IT und externen Partnern
- Ihr strukturiertes Vorgehen und Ihr Verständnis für komplexe Zusammenhänge tragen maßgeblich zur Effizienz und Zukunftsfähigkeit unserer Serviceorganisation bei
- Unterstützung in der konkreten Beratungstätigkeit im Servicedesk, der zentralen Anlaufstelle des SCC für alle Anfragen, Problemmeldungen und Wünsche rund um die IT-Dienste des SCC
Personal qualification
Sie bringen mit:
- Abgeschlossenes Hochschulstudium (Master / Diplom (Uni)) im Bereich Wirtschaftsinformatik, Betriebswirtschaft, oder eine vergleichbare Qualifikation
- Erfahrung im Prozessmanagement – von der Analyse über die Modellierung bis zur Optimierung von Geschäfts- und IT-Prozessen
- Verständnis für Prozessarchitekturen und deren Integration in bestehende Organisationsstrukturen
- Praxiserfahrung im Projektmanagement
- Verständnis für IT-Infrastrukturen und Betriebsprozesse, um technische Anforderungen in servicerelevante Prozesse zu übersetzen
- Persönlich überzeugen Sie durch Ihre Teamfähigkeit, Eigeninitiative und Kreativität sowie Kommunikationsfähigkeit, Durchsetzungskraft und der Fähigkeit konzeptionell und strategisch zu denken
Neugierig auf eine aufregende und vielseitige Rolle in einem agilen Team? Entdecken Sie mehr über SCC als Ihren beruflichen Place to be: KIT - SCC - Über uns - Arbeiten am SCC
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Scientific Researcher (m/f/d) Adjoint Monte Carlo Simulation for Inverse Problems
- PhD Position / 75% part-time -
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The Scientific Computing Center (SCC) is a central scientific institution of KIT in connection with tasks in research, teaching, and innovation and performs overarching services within KIT and for external parties.
We are looking for a researcher to work on uncertainty quantification and inverse problems in the setting of medical imaging problems. Specifically, the researcher will work on the development of efficient adjoint simulations for kinetic Monte Carlo simulations for radiative transport equations. Developing such simulations will require combining mathematical modeling techniques for deriving adjoint equations with programming techniques to produce an efficient implementation. In particular, a memory-efficient implementation is foreseen using reversible pseudorandom number generators. The ultimate goal is to integrate these techniques into an existing code, in collaboration with industrial partners.
This position offers the possibility to acquire a PhD degree while working in the CSMM research group, headed by Professor Martin Frank. This thesis will be carried out within the scope of an interuniversity BMTFR project under the funding theme “Mathematics for Innovation”, in collaboration with an industry partner. An industrial internship may also be possible within this framework. The successful applicant will also be associated with KIT’s KCDS graduate school.
Personal qualification
- You have a master's degree in applied mathematics, computational science or a compatible STEM subject. You can demonstrate a solid foundation in programming through either academic projects or otherwise.
- Knowledge or experience in at least one of these methodological fields is an advantage: mathematical modeling, stochastic simulation and uncertainty quantification. Further, prior experience in C++ and/or CUDA is a plus.
Curious about an exciting and versatile role in an agile team? Discover more about SCC as your professional place to be: https://www.scc.kit.edu/en/aboutus/working-at-scc.php
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Offers for students
Doctoral theses, final theses, master's theses and bachelor's theses
- The Data Analytics, Access and Applications (D3A) department offers master's and bachelor's theses
- The Data Exploitation Methods (DEM) department offers graduate and doctoral theses
- The research group Methods for Big Data(MBD) offers master theses
- The Scientific Computing & Mathematics(SCM) department offers master's and bachelor's theses
- The Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) research group offers master's and bachelor's theses
Mentoring program for female STEM students
The new mentoring program Warp4IT "Women as research peers for Information Technology" aims to give female STEM students an insight into the working life of female scientists through project work.
female scientists through project work. Further information: Women's Network
Student assistants wanted
- Offers in the department Data Analytics, Access and Applications(D3A)
- Offers of the research group Methods for Big Data (MBD)
- Offers in the department Networks and Telecommunications
- Offers in the department Scientific Computing & Simulation