sending jobs to networked machine

[synss]

Hello all,

I am programming CPU intensive calculations, I do my programming on my Mac computer, and run the program on a gentoo linux workstation (WS). To do that, I pass my source to the WS using cvs;
I am logged in the workstation via ssh, so I cvs update on the workstation, compile there, move the program to a subdirectory and batch execute; change the parameters and so on...
Then I get the results back on the Mac thanks to fuse-ssh.

Now, I used to use workstations administered by a real administrator (I am administering the WS I am now using) and then, I could compile locally and send the job to the WS without logging in. I would like to know whether there is a simple way to accomplish that, being logged into my WS is not a problem but it would be nice to receive the results by email and it is just more convenient. What I could find so far is HPC-cluster oriented and way above my head. I would like a simple solution if there is any. Combining distcc and something? I don't know...
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[alex.blackbit]

it does not get clear what exactly you want to do.
what do you mean with

[synss]

Thank you for your answer, I use screen already, but, if possible, I would rather not be logged in at all. I found that using