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Attention: Research Computing Documentation has Moved
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Please use the new documentation url https://docs.rc.uab.edu/ for all Research Computing documentation needs.


As a result of this move, we have deprecated use of this wiki for documentation. We are providing read-only access to the content to facilitate migration of bookmarks and to serve as an historical record. All content updates should be made at the new documentation site. The original wiki will not receive further updates.

Thank you,

The Research Computing Team

Do you have your head in the Cloud? Do you dream of making High Performance Computing easier to use? Do you like working with people who want more from their computing environments?

If you answered yes and have a strong Linux background we'd like to see your resume. Things that would make you stand out include experience working with cloud computing, high performance computing, shell scripting, Python, MATLAB, or other scientific toolchains.

We're looking for a developer to help build and support a friendly computing environment for neuroscientists who need easier access to tools for analyzing and storing their data.    This job involves working closely with researchers  and systems experts to identify requirements and leverage some of the hottest tech to make our world a little bit better.

You would be working with a new “Visual Brain Core” at UAB. Our mission is to help produce high quality, cutting edge research examining the visual brain. To achieve this, we will help investigators overcome some common barriers to performing high quality vision research, and provide forums to discuss new ideas and research techniques.

Contact VisualBrainCore@gmail.com for more information. For information about some of the groups you’ll be working with, see these links: Research computing: https://docs.uabgrid.uab.edu/w/ Visual Brain Core (website under construction): https://docs.uabgrid.uab.edu/wiki/VisualBrainCore

A few of the many labs you’d work with: https://docs.uabgrid.uab.edu/wiki/VisualBrainCore#Neuroimaging_and_Systems_Neuroscience_Labs_at_UAB

Please send this information to anyone you think might be interested in this opportunity.