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and functionalized sorbents for the selective extraction and recovery of gallium (Ga), germanium (Ge), and other critical minerals from complex zinc-processing feedstocks. The successful candidate will
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computational mesh generation to generate validated computational results that are used for large-scale, physics-based simulations for variety of applications. Our Group: MMF is a computational multiphysics
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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
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experience working in a collaborative environment in support of research activities Preferred Qualifications: Experience with the design and/or operation of complex mechanical and chemical engineering systems
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and security requirements. This is a critical role requiring expertise in Supporting large projects with complex security protocols, working in a fast-paced environment, and interacting with multiple
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verbal communication and organizational management skills. Special Requirements: Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Physical Requirements: Work involves various physical requirements
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production, separations, materials/process monitoring, and related test systems, with opportunities to contribute to technical reporting, publications, proposals, and cross-disciplinary collaborations. IARG is
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Requisition Id 16849 Overview: At Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), our researchers are advancing some of the nation's most complex scientific and engineering challenges—from advanced
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Enrichment Directorate, with an emphasis on purchase of unique equipment systems, contracts for research & development, as well as software and software-as-a-service subscription agreements. Additional
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personal computer software including Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Detailed knowledge of Integrated Safety Management and 10 CFR 851. Previous health and safety experience in a DOE complex