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Requisition Id 16600 Overview: The Grid Systems Hardware (GSH) Group at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is actively seeking applicants for an electrical technician to help with design and
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technology and the expansion of the nation’s stable‑isotope production capabilities. The EI&C group applies modern hardware and software engineering methods to design, integrate, and sustain reliable, high
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intellectual ownership of the hardware, firmware, and software for SNS beam instrumentation systems, including the Differential Beam Current Monitors (DBCMs), Electron Scanner, and Target Imaging System
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, diagnostic testing, and hardware modifications Prepare high-quality technical documentation, including white papers, proposals, statements of work (SOWs), technical reports, journal manuscripts, and
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, especially structural and fluid mechanics on contemporary high-performance hardware. Primary tasks will include development and performance improvements for hardware-portable scientific software and
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, the successful candidate will focus on research and development of grid-edge sensing, reliable timing, model aggregation, and hardware-in-the-loop validation for modern power systems. The objective is to improve
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delivery to the target. These systems typically utilize PLC, VME, or MicroTCA hardware, integrated using the Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS) framework. This position reports
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engineering and analysis to define hardware, software, storage, networking, and integration requirements. Develop prototypes, automation, scripts, and engineering solutions using technologies such as Python
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maintainability, particularly where integration with on-premises hardware and operating-system requirements is critical. Lead cluster upgrade strategy and execution, security hardening, scalability planning, and
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NIST or DISA STIGs) for all computing assets. Resource and budget management: Oversee the division's budget for hardware, software, and staffing. They manage resource allocation, job scheduling, and load