Description
CEA is hiring a permanent Modeling and Software Development Engineer in Fuel Cycle/Neutronics Physics to join the APOLLO3® code development team at SERMA/LLPR in Saclay. The role involves developing, verifying, and industrializing deterministic neutron-transport software for nuclear reactor cores, improving calculation schemes and user interfaces, and collaborating with code users and scientific partners. The position requires a Bac+5 degree in scientific computing or reactor physics, 3 to 5 years of software development experience, strong C++, Python, Linux, OpenMP, and MPI skills, and knowledge of reactor physics.
