23 software-engineering-model-driven-engineering-phd-position positions at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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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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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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decision-makers, and driving alignment across multidisciplinary teams with competing priorities, all while maintaining sound engineering judgment. The position also requires hands-on engineering, including
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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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. 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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Computational Postdoctoral Fellow (Quantitative Modeling Group) - 106785 Division: BE-Biological Systems & Engineering Berkeley Lab’s (LBNL, https://www.lbl.gov/) Biological Systems and Engineering
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, water use, and carbon emissions. You'll work side by side with talented scientists and engineers from national laboratories, universities, and industry, all collaborating to rethink how critical materials
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, providing rigorous theoretical guarantees, and modelling complex physics, noise processes, and measurement error. You will work closely with mathematicians, software engineers, physicists, materials
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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
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on this project, you will be at the center of this collaborative effort, helping define the experimental and engineering pathways required to scale heterogeneous qubit technologies into distributed quantum