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, scientific, government, or similarly complex technical environments. Motivated self-starter with the ability to work independently and participate creatively in collaborative teams across the laboratory
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, detailed sample preparations, radiochemical separations and measurement protocols and assist in the development of novel separation and measurement protocols for complex nuclear matrices. Your work will
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Requisition Id 16534 Overview: We are seeking a research and development staff who will focus on the development of modeling and control for complex systems seen in transportation, power systems and
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staff to be flexible and be enthusiastic to take on problems across the organization as we continue to solve complex global scale problems in the areas associated with spatial computing. The Geospatial
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delivery of innovative, cost-effective technology solutions, providing an efficient IT user experience, while continuously improving performance, reducing complexity and risk. You will work closely with
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with the ability to support complex proposals and reports. Special Requirements: Visa sponsorship: Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Security, Credentialing, and Eligibility
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and enthusiastic to take on problems across the software stack as we continue to solve complex national scale security problems in the areas of spatial computing. As part of our outstanding organization
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implementation, requiring strong information security knowledge, problem-solving capabilities for complex security challenges, and effective communication skills to bridge technical and non-technical stakeholders
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. Ability to read and comprehend complex requirements and identify applicability to ongoing work. Ability to clearly communicate and develop a rapport with a variety of roles and levels of management both
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, nuclear material tracking systems, and modeling and simulation tools that inform operational decision-making and policy. The Division collaborates extensively across ORNL and the broader DOE complex