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the design, evolution, and modernization of secure computing environments supporting some of the nation’s most consequential national security, intelligence, and scientific missions. This is more than a
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devices. Troubleshoot and repair equipment, cabling, and fiber-optic infrastructure. Design, fabricate, or build custom equipment and components (e.g., panels, brackets, test cabinets, cable assemblies
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to obtain and maintain a Secret Compartmented Information (SCI) clearance from the Department of Energy. As such, this position is a Workplace Substance Abuse (WSAP) testing designated position. WSAP
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Requisition Id 17039 Overview: We are seeking a Nuclear Material Control and Accountability Specialist who will focus on supporting the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) NMC&A Plan. ORNL NMC&A is
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various workflow processes. Collaborate with colleagues and internal and external groups to design, test, implement, and maintain system enhancements and services while working within established policies
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will support research and development projects that advance the state of the art in machining science, machine tool design and characterization, manufacturing process optimization, and digital
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security. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Implement and maintain the NScD Training and Qualification Plan (TQP), assessing staff training requirements based on hazards, environmental impacts, work performed
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for Classified Computing, where you will help shape advanced computing capabilities supporting some of the nation’s most important national security and scientific missions. In this role, you will lead the design
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Requisition Id 16954 Overview: We are seeking a Facility Engineer who will focus as the primary technical resource and Design Authority for issues related to facility infrastructure. This position
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will design and deploy agentic workflows and frameworks that bridge leadership computing resources, instruments, and cloud platforms. You will collaborate with scientists, facility operators, and DOE