URCA and ROMEO are hosting the "HPC Careers" workshop of the EUMaster4HPC European Master in HPC on 12 December 2022.
URCA is a partner in the EUMaster4HPC project, which aims to develop a European HPC curriculum: https://eumaster4hpc.uni.lu
This day will allow the exchange between students and professionals. It take place un Amphi E, building 2, Campus Moulin de la Housse.
Registration is closed.
Program
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9h00 : Welcome and opening
Pierre Puigdomenech, Co-founder
Alberto Garcia, HPC Architect
10h05 : CGG : human ingenuity, global technology and HPC leader that provides data, products, services and solutions in Earth science, data science, sensing and monitoring.
Jean-Yves Blanc, Chief IT Architect
Jean-Marc Denis, Head of Business Development HPC and Cloud Solutions
10h40 : Break
10h50 : DataDirect Networks (DDN®) Storage. Powerful data management solutions for data-centric AI, analytics and real time insight.
Jean-Thomas Acquaviva, Team lead Research Group
Xavier VIGOUROUX, HPC-AI business development manager
12h00 : lunch, exchanges and visit of ROMEO
14h00 : Academic point of view
14h15 : French Ministry of the Armed Forces
Michael Krajecki, AI Project Director, Defence Artificial Intelligence Coordination Unit (CCIAD) -
Frederic Hannoyer, General Manager
Camille Berge-Fourrez, Business Partner RH & Talent Acquisition Officer
Jean-Didier Pailleux
15h25 : Academic point of view :
Julien LOISEAU : Research Scientist, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Arnaud Renard : ROMEO HPC Center & High Performance Computing & Visualisation & AI Laboratory (LICIIS), Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne
Arnaud Renard : ROMEO HPC Center & High Performance Computing & Visualisation & AI Laboratory (LICIIS), Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne
16h00 : end of day
Accès
The event is organised in amphitheatre E, building 2 of the Moulin de la Housse campus in Reims, accessible by car via avenue de l'Yser (level 46), and by bus (access to Faculté des sciences, lines 3, 11 and 30).
