Multiscale Computational Materials Scientist
Listed on 2026-10-06
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The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is seeking a Computational Materials Scientist to develop and apply atomistic and multiscale computational methods for metals and ceramics. You will model atomic-scale structure, defects, and phase evolution to predict material properties and support aerospace, sensing, and energy-storage applications.
Join a multidisciplinary team to accelerate materials discovery through high-throughput simulations, data-driven analyses, and
We have an opening for a Multiscale Computational Materials Scientist in Laurel, MD, United States within Bio & Pharmacology & Health, IT & Technology, Other.
Join The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and contribute to our ongoing work.
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This posting is for the Multiscale Computational Materials Scientist role at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, based in Laurel, MD, United States.
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