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) for the Embedded Systems Security (ESS) group. The GL will develop, manage, provide leadership for, and conduct research in NSSD’s embedded systems security research and development (R&D) portfolio. This portfolio
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. The need for secure embedded devices and software has grown rapidly across the Department of Energy (DOE), Department of Defense (DoD) and related Intelligence Community (IC) mission areas. This position
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applications to support embedded and FPGA based systems. Help upgrade existing EPICS applications and user interfaces. Complete verification, deployment, and system integration of EPICS applications
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, modular programming practices, and software‑architecture development. Experience developing real-time embedded applications for CompactRIO, PXI/PXIe, sbRIO, or similar IPC/PAC targets. Proficient with
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. Design, implement, and experimentally validate advanced learning and control strategies for power electronic converters and grid-interactive systems. Develop embedded control algorithms using DSP, FPGA
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circuit design, power distribution hardware, embedded systems, and industrial sensing applications. The successful candidate will be a highly motivated and creative problem solver, comfortable parsing
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. Experience developing real-time embedded applications for CompactRIO, PXI/PXIe, sbRIO, or similar IPC/PAC targets. Proficient with standard measurement and test equipment (oscilloscopes, power supplies, DMMs
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, in the Information Technology Services Directorate at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Research Computing's mission is to provide embedded IT Support to enable and advance ORNL research through
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code and disassembly a plus. Familiarity with embedded systems preferred. Prior use and familiarity with web or network-related tools, e.g., burpsuite and wireshark a plus. Demonstrated desire and
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equipment specifications. Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical cabinets, power distribution systems, circuit boards, and embedded control hardware to ensure compliant, reliable field installations. Evaluate