Associate Vice President, Research Computing And Data - Office Of The Vice President For Research (ovpr)
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA, US
Not specified
High-performance computing (hpc) systems management
Cloud integration and on-premises resource balancing
Data governance and security compliance frameworks
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is seeking an Associate Vice President for Research Computing and Data (AVP RCD) to lead the transformation of its research computing ecosystem. This newly created role focuses on enhancing collaboration, supporting innovative research, and ensuring robust data governance, aligning with CMU’s mission as a leader in computing and AI
Job Summary
The role involves defining and executing a university-wide vision for leadership-class research computing that aligns with Carnegie Mellon's strategic goals as a world-leading computing and AI university.
Candidates will lead the expansion of research computing capabilities, overseeing the deployment of emerging technologies such as AI accelerators, machine learning frameworks, and next-generation physics simulations.
The position offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision insurance, retirement savings, tuition benefits, and access to a fitness center and family concierge team.
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Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is seeking an Associate Vice President for Research Computing and Data (AVP RCD) to lead the transformation of its research computing ecosystem. This newly created role focuses on enhancing collaboration, supporting innovative research, and ensuring robust data governance, aligning with CMU’s mission as a leader in computing and AI.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems management
Cloud integration and on-premises resource balancing
Data governance and security compliance frameworks
Strategic partnership development with industry and government
Budget management for capital and operating funds
Nice-to-have
Experience with AI training and inference architectures
Familiarity with Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center operations
Strong emotional intelligence for cross-functional alignment
Track record in competitive grant proposal writing
Knowledge of quantum computing or digital twin technologies
Key Requirements
Master's degree required; PhD preferred
10+ years of experience in research computing
Demonstrated success in senior leadership roles
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States
No visa sponsorship provided by employer
Work Rights
Must be currently legally authorized to work in the US