Missions

Ensure the evolution, maintenance in operational condition, scaling up and operation of an infrastructure dedicated to AI for the ProFAN-Transfert project. Participating in the deployment and configuration of services using this infrastructure. Assisting project users and developers with this infrastructure.

Activités

- Assisting the contracting authority in drawing up specifications
- Leading a technology watch on infrastructures dedicated to AI
- Pooling best practice in the use and experimentation of AI-related tools
- Resolving or reporting incidents and optimising performance and energy consumption
- Applying security policies
- Proposing hardware and software upgrades for the infrastructure dedicated to AI (allocation of resources, Apply security policies
- Propose hardware and software developments for the infrastructure dedicated to AI (allocation of resources, deployment of services) of the information system in terms of reference systems, rules, procedures, methodologies and tools
- Draft functional and technical documentation
- Assist users (researchers and teachers in the professional field) in the use and integration of AI
- Contribute to LIMOS research for the 'High-Performance Computing' part
- Carry out system administrator support when necessary on the LAPSCO infrastructure, in particular on OVH services.

Compétences

- Good knowledge of business applications and of the domain specific to AI, Open WebUI, Chatgpt, Claude, Hugging Face.
- Competence in the administration of services, particularly in a UNIX environment
- Reactivity and proactivity (in particular, the ability to anticipate functional and technical changes and to explain requirements and prioritise them)
- Respect for working meeting times and deadlines associated with the various stages of the assignment
- Regular communication to publicise the progress of the assignment
- Ability to teach
- Ability to work as part of a team.

Contexte de travail

ProFAN-Transfert multi-partner ANR contract under the authority of the Monteil interministerial mission acting on behalf of the future investment programmes, with the LAPSCO as the pilot laboratory (head of the network of 7 laboratories involved in this contract). To carry out his or her mission, the person recruited will be attached to two laboratories, each spending 50% of his or her time there: the 'Laboratoire de Psychologie Sociale et Cognitive' (UMR UCA/CNRS 6024; LAPSCO https://www.lapsco. fr) located in the city centre at 34 avenue Carnot (TSA 60401- 63001 Clermont-Ferrand Cedex 1) and the “Laboratoire d'Informatique, de modélisation et d'optimisation des systèmes” (UMR UCA/CNRS 6158; LIMOS https://limos.fr), located on the outskirts of Clermont at 1 rue de la Chebarde, 63178 in Aubière. He/she will therefore interact on a daily basis with the communities of these two laboratories and will carry out his/her missions for the ProFAN-Transfert project under the joint responsibility of Pascal Huguet (DR CNRS) and Pierre Chausse (IE UCA) for the LAPSCO and Vincent Mazenod (IR CNRS) for the LIMOS, and Marie Demolliens (IR UCA) for the coordination of the activities of the person recruited in the two laboratories. The person recruited will have access to the entire infrastructure of the two UMRs. The person recruited will benefit from a workstation with all the 'business tools' required within the two laboratories as a member of Catech (technical and transfer cell) for the LAPSCO and as a member of the IT department for LIMOS. The time will be shared between the two laboratories according to flexible arrangements, which will nevertheless be decided collectively at the start of the assignment. The person recruited will also interact with the consortium of 7 'ProFAN-Transfert' teams and will take part in the monthly meetings of this consortium (by videoconference) at the request of its co-leaders within the two laboratories. She will also report on the progress of her mission at monthly meetings attended by the relevant players from the two laboratories.

Contraintes et risques

Risks: clear, with the exception of the risks associated with prolonged exposure to screens.
Constraints: numerous trips back and forth between the two UMRs, which are 4 km apart (although linked by very easily accessible public transport).