122 algorithm-development positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in mechanical-engineering
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personnel during maintenance outages. This position resides in the Target Engineering Group in the Target Development, Engineering & Operations Section, Neutron Technologies Division, Neutron Sciences
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, including Converter Modulators, Magnet Power Supplies, Beam Kickers, and Choppers. Responsibilities include planning projects, developing specifications and procedures, designing and testing systems, and
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automation of image processing and data science workflows in a classified environment. This position will contribute to the development of scalable analytic pipelines, automated exploitation tools, and
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Requisition Id 17102 Overview: We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher who will focus on the development and application of separation techniques and fusion materials performance assessment
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to provide support in the development of novel radioisotope production targets and enhanced tools for analysis. You will work with scientists, engineers, and technicians to develop thermal and fluid flow
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of the NCCS and ensures the functionality, performance, reliability, and usability of NCCS systems. The group’s work includes system acceptance, readiness testing, test development, software environment
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assist Enterprise Networking in developing secure, reliable, and scalable solutions that support the laboratory’s long-term growth. The engineer will evaluate complex technical and security requirements
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Control (I&C) Systems Engineer to develop LabVIEW‑based data acquisition, monitoring, and control solutions for enrichment systems and testbeds. ESED serves as the national steward for gas‑centrifuge
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monitoring of developed applications for R&D projects. We operate within an Agile Scrum workflow and work with scientific researchers to provide automation solutions. Our success is measured by the additional
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Requisition Id 16816 Overview: The Geospatial Science and Human Security Division (GSHSD) is currently seeking world-class research and development professionals for the National Security Sciences