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Requisition Id 17144 Overview: Oak Ridge National Laboratory is the largest US Department of Energy science and energy laboratory, conducting basic and applied research to deliver transformative
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of renewable energy and energy efficiency management and projects excellent quantitative and analytical background acquired through research, which can be applied to conduct research analyses on on-site energy
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represent the organization by giving technical presentations to DOE program managers and in large public forums. Basic Qualifications: A PhD or equivalent experience in nuclear, mechanical, or chemical
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that have applications in multiple sectors of importance in the Department of Energy. The primary focus will be developing separation methods using mass spectrometry including microfluidics, MEMS, and mass
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communication and program management skills are required. This position resides in the Carbon Fiber Technology Facility (CFTF) and the work is performed at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF) in
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another, work together, and measure success. Basic Qualifications: A PhD in chemistry, nuclear chemistry, or a related discipline, completed within the last five years Preferred Qualifications: Candidates
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) advanced cooling solutions for energy systems; (3) thermal management for electronics and data centers; and (4) separation processes for building environments. Develop experimental setup, problem-solving
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candidate will manage several projects concurrently, help shape new research directions within their field, and collaborate closely with ORNL staff, industry professionals, and academic partners. Based within
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-efficient building systems, thermal-fluid processes, industrial heating applications, data center thermal management, and other emerging energy technologies. Develop and operate experimental facilities
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supercomputing resources. The candidate will also contribute to the development of large-scale identity and key management solutions. We are a leader in computational and computer science, with signature strengths