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. The role We are looking for a Senior Power Electronics Researcher to support our e-Auto Challenge Program hosted by the Automotive and Surface Transportation (AST) Research Centre. The successful candidate
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Team, which provides technical support for research and development of Lab-on-a-Chip devices and systems by designing and building the electronic, optical, pneumatic and mechanical control components and
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Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related engineering discipline. Master’s degree or PhD in the same fields would be considered an asset. For information on certificates
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biosafety practices for the handling of biological samples would be an asset. Basic knowledge of computer software such as Microsoft Office, including Excel and Word. Behavioural competencies Research
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, containerization, CI/CD, model deployment, or production analytics workflows. Experience with natural language processing, generative AI, computer vision, optimization, forecasting, or simulation. For information
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the purposes of microstructural characterization, including the use of metallographic preparation equipment, chemicals, optical and scanning electron microscopy; Demonstrated experience in applying
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of quality are very high. The incumbent provides English technical editing, copyediting, proofreading and electronic (XML, Microsoft Word, Adobe Acrobat) input services for the production and publication
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electrical and electronic equipment in industrial buildings. Solid knowledge of the National Building Code, the Canada Labor Code Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, Safe Work Practices, WHMIS and
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Alterations to existing buildings Plumbing HVAC Occupant safety in use Energy efficiency Greenhouse gas emissions Building structures Extensive experience in the use of computer programs for word processing
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continuing employee at NRC, please apply through the SuccessFactors Careers module from your NRC computer.