[Gllug] VACANCY: Linux experts needed for fluid mechanics research at Imperial College London.

[Stuart Archibald]

Dennis Furey wrote:
> I'd like to apply for this but is there any chance of making the
> application forms on the web page available in a non-proprietary
> document interchange format?
>
> Dennis Furey
>
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 11:35:06AM +0000, Stuart Archibald wrote:
>   
>> Are you a Linux/Unix expert that with an interest in fluid mechanics?
>>
>> If so, we are looking for researchers to undertake a numerical study of 
>> extreme free-surface flows including wave breaking, wave-structure and 
>> wave-vessel interactions commencing in early April 2008 or as soon as 
>> possible thereafter. The emphasis of the work is numerical modelling, 
>> combining Boundary Element Methods (BEM) and Smooth Particle 
>> Hydrodynamics (SPH). Both methods are computationally expensive, 
>> therefore the use of parallel computing is key to the success of the 
>> research. The work will be undertaken in the Dept. of Civil and 
>> Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London /(Imperial College 
>> is ranked the fifth best university in the world  (Times Higher QS World 
>> University Rankings 2007))/
>>
>> Essentials:
>>
>>    * First Class or 2:1 in engineering, maths, computing or related degree.
>>    * Experience in numerical modelling and fluid mechanics.
>>    * You can program in either Fortran or C/C++.
>>    * Good knowledge of Linux.
>>
>> Desirable experience:
>>
>>    * Programming using MPI and OpenMP.
>>    * Using a parallel computing environment to distribute computational
>>      workload.
>>    * Sysadmin, especially in cluster computing environments.
>>    * Open source development or contribution.
>>
>> _Salary in the range_
>> Research Assistant: ?24,570 to ?27,320 per annum
>> Research Associate: ?24,570 to ?35,800 per annum
>>
>> If this is you then more information and application forms can be found 
>> here. <http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/employment/research/en20080041>
>>
>> The deadline for applications is 10th April 2008 (the deadline on the 
>> application forms and website [3rd April] should be ignored).
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What would you like them in?
Unfortunately the university admissions people tend to want document 
formats from a certain company (I have ranted about this before many times).
I am prepared to make pdfs and host them if you don't fancy using 
OpenOffice......please let me know?

Kind Regards,

Stuart.
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