Candidates need strong expertise in Linux environments (Fedora/Red Hat/Rocky or Ubuntu/Debian), Bash, R, and Python scripting, and hands-on experience maintaining HPC clusters, servers, and workstations. Experience with virtualization (Docker/Singularity), Slurm/PBS scheduling, and system security/backups is highly valued.

Yes, this position is ideal for HPC specialists. Key advantages include familiarity with NVIDIA Base Command Manager, Warewulf, Slurm/PBS, Open OnDemand, and Azure AD integration. The role focuses on maintaining Duke-NUS CBDS HPC infrastructure and supporting research staff.

Candidates need strong expertise in Linux environments (Fedora/Red Hat/Rocky or Ubuntu/Debian), Bash, R, and Python scripting, and hands-on experience maintaining HPC clusters, servers, and workstations. Experience with virtualization (Docker/Singularity), Slurm/PBS scheduling, and system security/backups is highly valued.

Yes, this position is ideal for HPC specialists. Key advantages include familiarity with NVIDIA Base Command Manager, Warewulf, Slurm/PBS, Open OnDemand, and Azure AD integration. The role focuses on maintaining Duke-NUS CBDS HPC infrastructure and supporting research staff.

A Bachelor’s or Master’s in IT, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science is required. Higher degrees may qualify for senior appointments. Strong Linux administration and programming skills are essential; HPC experience is a major plus.

The role is based at the Outram Campus (Duke-NUS). Applications close on 29 August 2026. Early applications are encouraged as the position supports critical research infrastructure.

Key duties include installing and maintaining HPC hardware/software, managing Linux OS and user accounts, ensuring system security and backups, collaborating with IT on network upgrades, providing technical support to researchers, and maintaining documentation and asset inventory.