122 algorithm-development positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in mechanical-engineering
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evolution, manage its operations, and cultivate a world-class team. This role is both operational (managing and optimizing assets and services today) and strategic in charting the future of geospatial compute
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in a research and development atmosphere. Projects range from new equipment detailed design and tooling, to large consulting tasks. The successful candidate will be involved in supporting the following
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Science group addresses this mission through the development of quantum computational methods and software for diverse scientific applications. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Work with a team to move
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performance analysis. The role designs, develops, installs, upgrades, and maintains instrumentation and control systems and components. Much of the legacy instrumentation is analog pneumatic (3–15 psig), using
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initial concept through final commissioning—for new instrument developments and major upgrades at SNS and HFIR Overseeing fabrication and procurement of components and systems Planning and supervising
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Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). IMCS develops and maintains state-of-the-art modeling and simulation tools supporting nuclear facility incident analyses, nuclear weapon effects, radiological consequence
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, and containerized environments. Develop and optimize alerts, dashboards, reports, synthetic monitors, and telemetry pipelines to identify degradation early and accelerate incident triage and root-cause
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Hazard Category II & III nuclear facilities. Perform engineering analyses and prepare technical reports and calculations. Use CAD tools to share designs and support prototyping or simulation; give drafting
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clustered computing services to researchers who process large data sets and/or develop code as a part of their project. Ensure the availability, performance, scalability, and security of production systems
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advancements with a variety of applications, from national security to life-saving medical treatments. ESED is the national steward for the research, development, and demonstration of centrifuge technology