Greetings Everyone,

*The Center for High Throughput Computing (CHTC) at UW-Madison is expanding
our Research Computing Facilitator (RCF) team!* Please forward to other
communities and individuals who may be interested. This particular position
is oriented toward individuals already experienced in supporting
computational research who will help to inform the usability of our
services and tools.

   - Position Listing
   
<https://jobs.hr.wisc.edu/cw/en-us/job/501329/research-computing-ux-facilitator>
    (Full Duties
   
<https://www.ohr.wisc.edu/weblisting/External/PVLSummaryCond.aspx?pvl_num=98617>
   )

This is a tremendous opportunity to directly impact hundreds of campus
researchers per year within a supportive facilitation ecosystem where
the Research
Computing *Facilitator* terminology originated
<https://library.educause.edu/resources/2016/5/research-computing-facilitators-the-missing-human-link-in-needs-based-research-cyberinfrastructure>.
We emphasize prior research experience and demonstrated work in
communication/teaching in our RCFs, supporting our philosophy of proactive,
personalized guidance that effectively engages research communities newer
to beyond-the-desktop computing. As UW-Madison's core research computing
provider, CHTC is leveraged by research groups all over campus and
delivered more than 400 million compute hours in the last year, building
upon our long-standing research mission to develop distributed computing
technologies, including the HTCondor
<https://research.cs.wisc.edu/htcondor/> compute scheduling software.

The UW-Madison and CHTC offer the ability for RCFs to engage with a variety
of compute execution modes <http://chtc.cs.wisc.edu/approach.shtml> beyond
traditional HPC models, leveraging our leadership in high throughput
computing (HTC) and including recently-funded/upcoming enhancements to our
GPU capabilities
<https://research.wisc.edu/funding/uw2020/round-5-projects/enabling-graphics-processing-unit-based-data-science/>
 in cooperation with UW-Madison's emerging Data Science Institute
<https://chancellor.wisc.edu/blog/launching-the-american-family-insurance-data-science-institute/>,
new Cryo-EM facility <https://cryoem.wisc.edu/>, and campus experts in
machine learning. Our RCFs also contribute to the facilitation team for the
Open Science Grid's OSG Connect service <https://osgconnect.net/> and
regularly consult with other campuses on HTC services and facilitation
practices.

Thank you, in advance, for helping to spread the word!

Lauren Michael
(lead RCF at UW-Madison)

Lauren Michael - Research Computing Facilitator, Center for High Throughput
Computing <http://chtc.cs.wisc.edu/>, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Other Affiliations: Wisconsin Institute for Discovery
<http://wid.wisc.edu/people/lauren-michael/>; Open Science Grid
<https://opensciencegrid.org/>; CaRCC <https://carcc.org/>
[email protected], tinyurl.com/LMichaelCalendar, Discovery 2262,
(608)316-4430

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