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Requisition Id 16923 Overview: The Field Intelligence Operations Division invites candidates to apply to join the team as a Senior High Performance Computing (HPC) Engineer for Classified Computing
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Requisition Id 16799 Overview: We are seeking an Instrument Support Electrical Engineer to support the High Flux Isotope Reactor (HFIR) neutron scattering instruments and associated infrastructure
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Requisition Id 16549 Overview: We are hiring a HPC Software Engineer to design, operate and maintain clusters, servers, and workstations supporting services where science happens at ORNL
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Requisition Id 16929 Overview: We are hiring a DevOps Build & Release Engineer. This position resides in the DevOps Engineering Team within the Research IT Infrastructure group of the Research
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, collaborative engineer who thrives both independently and, in a team, with excellent written and verbal communication skills. This position resides in the Research Application Development in the Secure and
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Requisition Id 16893 Active DOE Q, active DOD Top Secret, or active DOD TS/SCI clearance is required for consideration. Overview: We are seeking a Multi-Function Information Systems Engineer who
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Security Technology Division (SSTD). Reporting to the NSSD Associate Laboratory Director (ALD), the Division Director is responsible for leading and managing the Division's science and technology (S&T
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Directorate within Oak Ridge National Lab. The geospatial data engineer will support the development of next generation data strategies that will support and deploy operational situational awareness products
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solutions to compelling problems in energy and security. We are seeking an entry level Electrical Engineer who will support the Electrical Power Conversion Group in the Research Accelerator Division (RAD
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to accelerate scientific discovery and engineering advances across a broad range of subject areas. NCCS is home to some of the fastest supercomputers and storage systems in the world including Frontier, the first