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Lead Advanced Visualisation Scientist Abingdon Rd, Culham, UK Full-time Salary: Level 5 Site Location: UKAEA Culham, Oxfordshire Confirmed Grade: Level 5 Department: Data Solutions Company Description By 2050, the planet could be using twice as much electricity compared to today. Are you interested in contributing and helping to … Join our team and contribute to the future of fusion energy. As Lead Advanced Visualisation Scientist , you will play a pivotal role in the Data Solutions team at UKAEA, conducting and supporting research and development across diverse areas such as cloud computing, high-performance computing, algorithm development, engineering and … with our research directly informing engineering efforts. Currently, we're seeking individuals for Advanced Visualisation roles to contribute to various projects, providing software development, data analysis, and user support. You'll also engage with partners to ensure access to top facilities and assist in report preparation, actively meeting user more »

curious, has a deep sense of commitment, responsibility, and the resilience needed to achieve excellence. Please visit eit.org for more details. Key Responsibilities Develop Data Partnerships that accelerate EIT s missions Identify datasets from companies, organisations, institutions, open source that enable AI to be transformative to missions. Enable EIT … Exec and AI Capability Leadership to be strategic in data partnership acquisition decisions. Enable EIT to agree data sharing and usage deals with partners, ensuring compliance with legal, regulatory, and ethical standards. Build relationships with future partners to explore future collaborations, influencing their data strategy to align … with EIT s goals. Working with Head of Data and the engineering team, develop a data strategy to ensure external data is integrated into the organisation s systems and workflows with the required quality, accuracy, and consistency. Evaluate Partnerships Impact: Track the impact of data more »