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the Employee Relations Division of the Human Resources Directorate at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). This role manages case intake and tracking, documentation, reporting, facilitated discussions
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track record of data and workflow tools and technologies development and machine orchestration methods (agentic and/or automated workflows), and HPC. Preferred Qualifications: Validated experience in
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levels of management. Customer and Relationship Management Build and maintain effective working relationships with assigned organizations, internal partners, suppliers, and other stakeholders. Proactively
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services to the entire ORNL campus. This includes meeting subcontract needs for customer groups like Human Resources, Information Technology, Laboratory Director’s Office, Facilities and Operations. In a
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excellence in user support, professional society leadership and involvement, and organization of technical events. Coordinate with SNS Instrument staff to accurately track instrument down time. Communicate
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the research directorate to understand their needs, challenges and help provide a productive, efficient relationship between the directorate and IT Services within ORNL. You will gather new requests and work
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biennial government audits. Maintain and manage tracked assets from arrival to departure. Safeguard/account for classified and unclassified COMSEC Controlled Cryptographic Items (CCls). Download, disseminate
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workplace. Internal Alignment and Relationship Management Partner with program and MDF director to implement strategies, processes, and workflows that strengthen team effectiveness and delivery to DOE, CMEI
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studies, design reviews, and specifications development for upgrading existing radar and optical tracking systems and developing new radar and optical tracking systems for the Department of Energy (DoE) and
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applications, geospatial science at ORNL is establishing new horizons for global geospatial intelligence and human security. The Geospatial Science and Engineering Division is part of the National Security