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National Lab's Engineering Division is seeking a Mechanical Technology Student Assistant to support the LBNL Mechanical Technology Engineering Teams. This part-time variable hours position (up to 20 hrs
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engineering principles, including object-oriented design, modular software architecture, and best practices for maintainable and scalable systems. Knowledge of control systems used in scientific and engineering
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experimental and engineering directions needed to realize large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computers. Titled "Scalable Neutral-Atom Quantum Computing via Local-Area Quantum Communications Enabled by Atomic
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processes and the fabrication of next-generation optical devices. The position will focus on leveraging femtosecond laser technologies to engineer complex 3D architectures and functional optical components
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ownership of the Lab's HV/MV infrastructure and serving as the primary engineering interface for capital projects designed by outside consultants and Engineers of Record, including assigned low voltage (100
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, or distributed software architectures. Experience with EPICS, MATLAB, or similar scientific and engineering software frameworks. Experience developing graphical user interfaces, web-based applications, or data
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scientists, and beamline scientists to implement these new tools on HPC computer architectures and deliver them as user-friendly software to meet DOE experimental facility needs. We're here for the same
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on HPC computer architectures and deliver them as user-friendly software to meet DOE experimental facility needs. We’re here for the same mission, to bring science solutions to the world. Join our team and
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. You will: Develop, apply, and deploy advanced software tools for numerical optimization, active learning, machine learning, and artificial intelligence tailored to science and engineering domains
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transporter discovery and engineering for domestic CMM recovery. CMMs, including cobalt, nickel, rare earth elements, zinc, manganese, and copper, are essential for modern technologies and clean energy