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cutting-edge capabilities. Position Description The NSLS-II Mechanical Engineering Group has an opening for a Mechanical Utility Engineer position. The candidate will supply engineering support for
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for The Data Science and Systems Integration (DSSI) Program . This role resides in the Data Engineering group, within DSSI, and it will provide opportunities to collaborate with other group and the Beamline
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collaboration of the NSLSII scientific, engineering, and technical staff. The NSLSII supports an international user community of over 2,200 researchers from 400 universities. The NSLSII performs all
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on human health and national challenges. Position Description We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join the efforts to design and build BNL’s new EIC. In this role, you will work with
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electron and X-ray beams. This includes a combination of custom designed and built parts and vendor produced components developed by a collaboration of the NSLSII scientific, engineering, and technical staff
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on human health and national challenges. We are seeking an Electrical Engineer to join our Power Supply Systems group. In this role, you will work with team members and learn to develop, design
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programs at Brookhaven Lab and to maintain the expertise and facilities in specialized high technology areas essential for this work. Development of facilities is motivated by present Brookhaven research
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. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Execute detail design. Generate engineering drawings and specifications. Prepare presentation for design review. Build and evaluate prototype(s) and estimate cost and
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parts and vendor produced components developed by a collaboration of the C-AD scientific, engineering, and technical staff. The C-AD supports an international user community of over 1,500 scientists
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parts and vendor produced components developed by a collaboration of the C-AD scientific, engineering, and technical staff. The C-AD supports an international user community of over 1,500 scientists