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into nuclear forensics applications. The Materials & Chemistry Group focuses on fundamental chemical and physical science related to nuclear fuel cycle materials in support of national security objectives. MCG
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Demonstrated programming experience in modern object-oriented programming languages, preferably C++ Proficiency with collaborative software development tools and practices, such as software debugger, version
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alignment with the Director’s objectives. Operational Oversight: Provide a clear, cohesive summary of ongoing operations to the Director, enabling effective decision-making while keeping long-term priorities
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, Bash, and modern configuration-management tools. Establish technical standards, engineering best practices, performance objectives, and lifecycle strategies for HPC storage infrastructure. Performance
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authorized within the proper timeframe. Facilitate completion of the operational activities deemed necessary through the work control process or as requested by researchers to enable research objectives in a
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-assisted model calibration, or pattern detection in large observational datasets) to improve nutrient-cycling representation and reduce predictive uncertainty in models. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary
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hours, including occasional weekends, with little or no advance notice. This role may include limited travel opportunities. This position requires access to technology that is subject to export control
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-assisted model calibration, or pattern detection in large observational datasets) to improve nutrient-cycling representation and reduce predictive uncertainty in models. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary
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, and benchmarking methods that make agentic and traditional workflows reliable at scale. The group’s main objective is to empower scientists and researchers by enabling them to effectively apply
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(NSSD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The NND performs research and development to detect, characterize, and monitor nuclear fuel cycle activities and nuclear explosions; develops concepts