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engineering, and user experience (UX). The Usable Data Systems (UDS) group within this division seeks a Computer Systems Engineer (CSE) for UX Research & Design. This role involves incorporating user needs
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of scientists and engineers making significant impacts in stride in the fields of materials science and energy. Join our dynamic team at the The Materials Sciences Division , where we are pioneering the future
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performance, energy efficiency, critical material use, community benefits, use of waste heat, and co-benefits. What You Will Do: Contribute process modeling, technology prototype and deployment scaling guidance
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engineering, mechanical engineering, materials science or related field. Demonstrated experience in structure-property characterization of solid-polymer electrolytes and interfaces, ionomer membranes and thin
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, diversity, equity, and accountability (IDEA ) to build highly effective teams that produce world-class science and technology and where all individuals, regardless of their backgrounds, disciplines, and
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computer science, advanced performance analysis and software engineering to meet these challenges. In order to carry out this work, you will collaborate closely with one or more NESAP teams. What You Will Do
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, you will develop and apply cutting-edge computer science, advanced performance analysis and software engineering to improve existing end-to-end workflows, as well as developing new ones. In order to
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computer science, advanced performance analysis and software engineering to meet these challenges. In order to carry out this work you will collaborate closely with one or more NESAP teams. What You Will Do
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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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, civil/environmental engineering, earth sciences, hydrology, or related field. Expertise in reactive transport models and microbially-mediated biochemical reaction networks. Ability to develop new research