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Communication Management: Efficiently manage information flow and communications, ensuring alignment with the Division Administrative Assistant and other administrative staff. Professional Office Ambiance
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Requisition Id 17150 Overview: We are seeking a Senior Nuclear Operations Strategist for Business Management Services (BMS) in the Research Reactors Division (RRD) of Neutron Sciences Directorate
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for managing complex procurement activities for HFIR such as fabrications of safety related components and materials. Develop, recommend, and perform acquisition strategies including solicitation of quotes
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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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management, parallel computing, and performance optimization while helping evaluate and introduce emerging technologies that advance mission capabilities. You will work alongside a multidisciplinary team of
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ATO, applicable STIGs, and approved security and change management requirements Lead platform modernization and continuous improvement efforts to enhance usability, performance, maintainability, and
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. The position requires a Top Secret Clearance with access to Q and SCI. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Manage the COMSEC account to confirm the proper distribution, control, and security of COMSEC material
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to ensure system reliability. Conduct calibrations to verify equipment meets required performance criteria. Install equipment including servers, chassis, patch panels, cable management systems, and network
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/Responsibilities: This position is responsible for effectively managing the office of the Senior Counterintelligence Officer (SCIO). Take appropriate action in making administrative decisions, planning, organizing
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serving as the primary point of contact for operations support staff. As part of the NSE instrument team, you will support researchers from all over the world through effective instrument operation and