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Applied Mathematics and Computational Research Division has an opening for a Computer Systems Engineer 3 - Optimization and AI for Scientific Discovery to develop and apply machine learning, agentic AI
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National Laboratory is hiring a Controls Software Engineer within the Engineering division. This position will plan, design, develop and test software systems or applications for software enhancements and
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Geosciences division is hiring an Autonomous Material Processing Postdoctoral Fellow to help transform how critical materials are produced. In this role, you'll bring together machine learning, real-time
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National Laboratory is hiring a Controls Software Engineer within the Engineering division. This position will support the development, deployment, maintenance, and enhancement of software systems
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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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National Laboratory is hiring a Senior Electrical Engineer - Infrastructure Power systems (Owner's Engineer) in the Facilities division to serve as the Lab's Senior technical engineer for its high & medium
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throughout the project. You will work closely with logistics staff, technicians, engineers, Procurement, Property Management, vendors, freight carriers, and other project partners. This is an opportunity
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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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the smooth operation of the electrochemical laboratories in Building 70. This position has an anticipated start date of June 1, 2026. We're here for the same mission, to bring science solutions to the world
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serve as a member of the executive team for the Physical Sciences Area, comprising the Nuclear Science, Physics, Accelerator Technology and Applied Physics, and Engineering Divisions. As a member of