Data Scientist in The Field of Low-carbon Hydrogen - Grenoble, France - CEA

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Grenoble, France

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Posté par:

Sophie Dupont

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Description

du poste

Domaine:

Mécanique et thermique

Contrat:

Intitulé de l'offre:

Data scientist in the field of lowcarbon hydrogen production H/F

Statut du poste:

Cadre

Durée du contrat (en mois):

Description de l'offre:

Based on the acceleration of the technology deployment, a large amount of experimental is generated. Advanced methods based on artificial intelligence algorithms are required to accelerate the analysis, control of the system and real time model implementation.
In this context, you will be integrated in the Solid Oxide Cell development team and will contribute to the development of an advanced database and specific scripts to analyze and optimize the understanding and control of the electrolyzers.
What you will do
Methodological work:
Understand the current workflow of current experimental data collection and the previous tool developed for analysis the data from the experimental test benches
Define and contribute to the development of an API to analyze the experimental data (web portal)
Participation to the SOCMS (Solid Oxide Cell Management System) architecture and definition
Collaborate and communicate with other team members to understand activities specificities and orient development of the methodology
Provide datadriven insights and recommendations to improve our activities
Numerical work:

- . Develop a generic workflow of data collection from the different experimental test beds, based on the existing dataset.- . Develop predictive model and advanced algorithms based on IA to better understand the experimental data- . Propose methods and algorithms for the SOCMS (diagnostic & prognostic)

Publish you work and disseminate on international conference
What you bring to the table:
Your PhD or experience in a relevant scientific domain : data science, IA computer science, statistics, mathematics,
Your experience and interest on data science dedicated to energetic transition (Matlab, Python);
Strong communication and collaboration skills

You ideally have a background on data science or knowledge of machine learning and artificial intelligence techniquesWhat you can expect:

In the heart of the Alps, an exceptional and internationally recognized, in a city committed to the environmental transition, a balance between private and professional life (50 days off/year), an active Works Council for leisure and extra-professional activities;
Salary according to your qualifications and experience, access to a savings scheme funded by the CEA;
Industrialgrade facilities for research;
Participation to scientific conferences;
Training to strengthen your skills or acquire new ones.

Localisation du poste

Site:

Grenoble

Localisation du poste:

France, Auvergne-RhôneAlpes, Isère (38)

Ville:

Grenoble

Langues:

Anglais (Courant)

Demandeur

Disponibilité du poste:

01/06/2023

Informations générales

Entité de rattachement:

Le Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA) est un organisme public de recherche.

Acteur majeur de la recherche, du développement et de l'innovation, le CEA intervient dans le cadre de ses quatre missions:
la défense et la sécurité

- l'énergie nucléaire (fission et fusion)
- la recherche technologique pour l'industrie
- la recherche fondamentale (sciences de la matière et sciences de la vie).

Avec ses 16000 salariés techniciens, ingénieurs, chercheurs, et personnel en soutien à la recherche

- le CEA participe à de nombreux projets de collaboration aux côtés de ses partenaires académiques et industriels

Référence :

Description de la Direction:

Do you want your research to have a real impact on the energy transition? Then CEA-Liten is the ideal place for a challenging position. Our teams (1,000 people) are working with our industrial partners to develop the innovative solutions of tomorrow.

Description de l'unité:

Its Department of Thermal, Conversion and Hydrogen Technologies (DTCH) develops production, storage or conversion systems for the hydrogen sector and tools to control these systems. You will be part of the Testing and Systems Laboratory (LES) team, who work on the development of Solid Oxide Cell (SOC) systems with the aim of a decarbonized industry.