Computational Scientist

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What You Will Do

• Work collaboratively across global, cross-disciplinary teams, and with third parties (academia, industry) to assess, accelerate pace of computational science technology development and deployment.
• Frame computational challenge from business needs, develop solutions that strike a balance between accuracy and runtimes, develop solutions that merge physics and data incorporating uncertainty, develop novel approaches to constrain predictive models with field data.
  
  

• Master’s or PhD degree from a recognized university in Engineering/Applied Mathematics/Geoscience/Computational Science with a GPA 7.0 and above (out of 10.0).
• For candidates with only master’s degree, minimum 3 years of relevant work experience is required.
• Experience in developing, applying, and analyzing physics-based models and developing related algorithms.
• Strong background in multiscale and/or multiphysics mathematical modeling, scientific computing, and numerical analysis.
• Hands-on experience with physics-based simulators and computational modeling.
• Familiarity with surrogate modeling for optimal design and inverse problem-solving is preferred but not mandatory.
• Exposure to hybrid modeling approaches combining data-driven and physics-based methods using machine learning tools (e.g., TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn)
• Knowledge of deep learning techniques for advanced data analysis and modeling challenges is preferred but not mandatory.
• Strong proficiency in programming/scripting languages like C++/C# or Python.
• Experience with software engineering best practices including software testing, agile development, version control, and DevOps.
• Prior experience in the upstream oil and gas industry is an advantage.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively in interdisciplinary teams to translate complex computational models into actionable insights.
  
  

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