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Xenon7 Hpc Platform Engineer Shape the Future with AI, Ignite Your Potential Xenon7 is an inferno where skill, dedication and passion run together. Global healthcare leader headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Cardiometabolic Research (CMR) Therapeutic Area of our client, focuses on the discovery of biologic, small molecule and genetic therapeutics for the treatment of cardiometabolic diseases and associated complications. The Cloud and Connectivity organization is seeking an engineer in HPC platforms. This role will focus on enabling analytical, statistical, and scientific computing capabilities within high performance computing infrastructure. We are looking for an HPC Platform Engineer to help accelerate the next era of high performance computing innovation. You will be a leader the engineering and operations of design, build, and maintain scalable HPC platforms. You will play a crucial role in enabling HPC infrastructure and experiences. Collaborate with researchers and scientists to optimize performance and streamline workflows. Leverage tooling and automation for orchestration, resource scheduling, data access, and reproducibility. Evolve and operate public cloud and on-premises environments with a focus on availability and performance for HPC workloads. Define and monitor infrastructure metrics, resource utilization, among others. Be bold - You will bring a high learning agility and platform engineering skills to enable the Technology strategy, identifying opportunities to accelerate our HPC journey. Be fast - You will advance initiatives to enable critical business projects. Be proactive - You will have opportunities to leverage agile ways of working with a willingness to become an expert in deploying HPC solutions. Be your best - You will learn about new technologies in HPC.

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