CC*DNI Engineer: Extending the UC Cyberinfrastructure through Innovation in Engineering

在加州大学圣克鲁斯分校(UCSC)“100 GB/S科学非军事区”项目的基础上，网络基础设施(CI)工程师协调研究CI的发展(校园内以及区域和国家论坛)，并与CI社区合作传播新的CI工具、技术和模型。CI工程师直接与研究人员合作，促进他们使用CI，并与校园IT工程师一起设计和开发新的CI功能。CI工程师从事与CI相关的新技术开发的研究项目，包括太平洋研究平台项目。CI工程师协调持续的技术评估，以用于规划校园CI的发展和校园CI计划的发展，同时就可能对教师及其研究产生影响的技术向校园领导层提供建议。CI工程师参与区域、州和国家层面的组织，包括加州研究和教育网络(CENIC)、Internet2和OpenStack基金会，分享在UCSC学到的经验教训并听取新的发展。这些经验教训还通过网络传播，供更广泛的传播界获取。通过研究项目或独立研究，CI工程师让理工科学生参与校园CI的使用和开发。

Building on the University of California - Santa Cruz (UCSC) "100 Gb/s Science DMZ" project, the CyberInfrastructure (CI) Engineer coordinates the development of research CI (on-campus and in regional and national forums), and works with the CI community to disseminate new CI tools, techniques and models. The CI Engineer works directly with researchers to facilitate their use of CI, and with campus IT engineers in the design and development of new CI capabilities. The CI Engineer works on research projects involving the development of new CI-related technology, including the Pacific Research Platform project. The CI Engineer coordinates a continuous technology assessment for use in planning the development of campus CI, and the evolution of the campus CI plan while advising campus leadership on technology with potential impact on faculty and their research.The CI Engineer participates in regional, state and national level organizations, including California's Research and Education Network (CENIC), Internet2, and the OpenStack Foundation, sharing lessons learned at UCSC and to hear of new developments. These lessons are also disseminated via the web for access by the broader CI community. Through research projects or independent studies, the CI Engineer engages science and engineering students in the use and development of campus CI.