Postdoc in software systems integration, modeling, and simulation for sustainable datacenter fleets - DTU Compute

Opportunity summary

A postdoc position is available in the Embedded Systems Engineering (ESE) section at DTU Compute. The position is part of AEGIS, Adaptive Grid-Interactive Edge Datacenter Fleets, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network that DTU coordinates. In AEGIS, 10 partners and 15 PhD projects across Europe develop the methods that let fleets of edge datacenters act as one carbon-efficient, grid-interactive resource. This is a software systems role: you will be the technical integrator of the network. The 15 PhD projects span grid control, cooling, accelerators, forecasting, orchestration, and trust, and their results must connect into one coherent system. You will make that possible through interface-first integration: a shared interface schema, a co-simulation framework, and common benchmarks and datasets. The position does not involve hardware or embedded-electronics development. Responsibilities and qualifications Your main task is to build and maintain the technical assets that connect the AEGIS research projects, and to turn them into publications. You will work directly with the coordinator, Prof. Paul Pop, and with all academic and industrial partners. You will also support the administration of AEGIS for 25% of your time, including meeting preparation and follow-up, deliverable tracking, and partner coordination1 …

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