53 brain-computer-interface positions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in computer-science
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Requisition Id 17148 Overview: The Fusion Energy Division at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory seeks applications for a skilled Computational Magnetohydrodynamics Engineer, with intended focus
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-Performance Computing (HPC) Engineer for Classified Computing to lead the design, implementation, and management of HPC systems within a classified environment. We are looking for candidates with extensive
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Requisition Id 17145 Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will focus on experimental research in photonic quantum sensing and computing. This position resides in
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Requisition Id 16907 Overview: The Advanced Engineering Technologies (AET) Group is seeking a Computational Fluid Dynamics Analyst specializing in the use and development of computational simulation
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Requisition Id 17002 Overview: We are seeking two Computational Instrument Scientists who will focus on developing software analysis tools for the diffraction instruments. These positions reside in
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(Accelerating Competitiveness through Computational ExceLlence), an industrial partnerships program within the National Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS). This position can be on-site, remote, or hybrid
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Requisition Id 16946 Overview: We are seeking a Computational Instrument Scientist who will focus on developing software analysis tools for the powder diffraction instruments. This position
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. Evaluate SNS training program effectiveness relative to the risk, hazard, and complexity of the work; serve as SNS point-of-contact for training and qualification inquiries, interfacing with ORNL training
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marked by operational excellence and engagement with the communities where we live and work. ORNL invites you to apply to its Distinguished Staff Fellowship (DSF) Program. This program recognizes
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to apply to join the team as a Senior High Performance Computing (HPC) Engineer for Classified Computing to lead the design, implementation, and management of HPC systems within a classified environment. We