90 Electrical Engineering positions at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in US in United States
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POSITION: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has multiple openings for an Electrical Engineers in Berkeley, CA. Duties: Lead the Electrical Cabling and Infrastructure effort for the ALS-U upgrade
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for an Electrical Engineer 3 in Berkeley, CA. Duties: Perform engineering design for electrical systems and provide owners engineer services for designs performed by third party engineers. Act as ultimate system
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POSITION: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has multiple openings for an Electrical Engineer 3 in Berkeley, CA. Duties: Perform engineering design for electrical systems and provide owners
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Division and is matrixed to the Advanced Light Source Upgrade project (ALSU) but will report to the Advanced Light Source (ALS) Electrical Engineering Lead. This position will work in collaboration with
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for an Electrical Engineers in Berkeley, CA. Duties: Lead the Electrical Cabling and Infrastructure effort for the ALS-U upgrade project at LBNL. Coordinate with subsystem leads to ensure that cabling needs
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.) in Electrical Engineering or a related field, with 7-10 years of electrical work experience OR Master of Science (M.S.) with 5-7 years of experience OR Ph.D. with 3-5 years of experience. Proficiency
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Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, or related technical field, followed by five (5) years of progressive work experience in the job offered or in a computer-related occupation
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moderate-scope problems. Exercise judgment within defined procedures. Foster productive internal/external relationships. What is Required: Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or related
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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab’s (LBNL ) Building Technology & Urban System (BTUS) Division has an opening for an Energy/Environmental Technology Researcher to join the team. The EETR1 will be
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, engineers, and mechanical/electrical technicians, and others. Document projects and disseminate information to colleagues. Practice Integrated Safety Management (ISM) in all aspects of your work, and work