The Quality/Contractor Assurance organization is in search of a qualified Senior Quality Control Inspector for CMM Operator/Dimensional Inspection to support projects at the North Las Vegas Machine Shop and the Nevada National Security Site. | | Key Responsibilities | - Perform independent quality control inspections and verifications, of items, systems, components, or products that are fabricated or installed by other workers for new or existing facilities and infrastructures. | - Exhibit a high degree of technical knowledge and skills to execute applicable national consensus codes and standards in order to inspect, examine, or test items or products to ensure they meet design requirement. | - Maintain qualification and or certification to perform Quality Control inspection activities based on education, training, experience in geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. | - Make autonomous judgment during inspections activities to determine whether items, systems, components, or products are acceptable for use, or not, based on design. | - Generate nonconformance reports that document the objective evidence where items or products do not meet design requirements. | - Authority to identify nonconforming conditions or defects and prevent items or products from being released for use until nonconforming conditions are resolved. | - Interface with internal line personnel (engineering, construction, facility, project, operations, work control, procurement, maintenance, quality assurance and external MSTS customers to analyze and correct the production problems. | - Document the results of inspections or tests in accordance with national consensus standards and codes, procedures, engineering requirements, and/or industry practices as defined in written procedures. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
The Advanced Sources and Detector (ASD) Project Office is responsible for the design, fabrication, installation, and commissioning of an ~ 22 MeV linear induction electron accelerator, through the coordination of efforts at Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratories, and the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS). Nicknamed Scorpius. | | The successful candidate will work as the Deputy Chief Engineer for the “Machine” for the ASD Project, shepherding design to meet beam physics and installation requirements at the NNSS, for all four partners (LANL, LLNL, SNL, NNSS.) In this role, the deputy will work closely with both the Chief Engineer for the Machine and Chief Engineer for the Facilities. This position includes a high degree of autonomy and will report to the NNSS ECSE Operations Director and ASD Senior Team Lead (STL) for NNSS scope. The focus of this activity will be on fabrication, installation, and integration of Scorpius hardware within the Integrated Test Stand (ITS) in North Las Vegas (NLV) and the Principal Underground Laboratory for Subcritical Experiments (PULSE) Complex. | | Key Responsibilities | | Work as the Deputy Chief Engineer for the Machine (ASD-CEM) for the ASD Project. The ASD-CEM is responsible for the technical adequacy of the ASD Project radiography system, and the deputy will support the ASD-CEM. In this position you will be responsible to ensure the design meets beam physics, Code of Record, transportation, assembly, installation, and operational requirements. The Deputy ASD-CEM will work closely with the Chief Engineerfor Facility (CEF) to ensure successful installation, integration, and operation of Scorpius within the Integrated Test Stand and PULSE Complex, a Hazard Category 2 nuclear facility under construction at the NNSS. | | - Work with the ASD Chief Scientist and ASD-DPD to ensure the overall ASD system architecture definition meets the radiography requirements described in ASD Project Requirements Documents; | - Collaborate with the ASD Systems Engineering Manager (SEM) on executing the ASD Project systems engineering, plans, processes, and procedures; | - With the ASD-CEF, provide leadership to the ASD Project "design office" staff resources provided by ASD-Senior Team Leads (STLs), administering design process protocols and procedures as established by the ASD-Systems Engineering Management Plan (SEMP) procedures; | - Act as a reviewer and final approver of technical baseline design documents for the ASD Project; | - Provide a leadership role in application and evaluation of ASD design concepts and design practices; | | - Participate in the ASD Project risk management process; | - Assist in developing the integrated cost and schedule plan for the ASD Project; | - Ensure applicable and appropriate QA/QC requirements for ASD are applied during the project lifecycle; | - Participate as a member of the ASD Project Director's Change Control Board; | - Interface with NNSS, Sandia, and LLNL, the ASD Systems Engineering Manager, and ASD partner Lead Design Engineers to ensure Scorpius-appropriate inputs and processes are in place at CD-4 for operational lifecycle. | - Support as appropriate, Assembly, Fabrication, and Installation activities at the Integrated Test Stand and PULSE; | - Support the development, updating and implementation of Activity Level Work Control consistent with requirements and partner provided procedures. | - Support, as appropriate, assembly, fabrication, and installation activities at the Integrated Test Stand and PULSE; | - Work with the Lead Design Engineers (LDE) and Chief Engineers to apply lessons learned and process updates from the Integrated Test Stand activities to those at PULSE. | - Provide a leadership role in evaluating technical design tradeoffs and balancing technical risk among systems; and | - Provide mentoring to engineering and project staff.
We are seeking a Principal Emergency Response Specialist to serve as an Operations Command Center (OCC) Duty Manager. | | Key Responsibilities: | - Strategic Thinking and Problem-Solving: Utilize advanced tactical thinking to navigate complex problems, deploying effective solutions with precision and agility. | - Analytical Decision-Making: Assess situations with a keen analytical eye, employing sound judgment to make informed decisions that prioritize safety and operational integrity. | - High-Pressure Performance: Excel in a high-stakes, team-oriented environment, managing multiple priorities with resilience. Demonstrate unparalleled composure and the ability to facilitate constructive dialogue with a diverse range of stakeholders, even under extreme pressure. | - Emergency Response Leadership: Serve as the frontline coordinator for emergency incidents at the NNSS, embodying the role of Operations Command Center (OCC) Duty Manager with exemplary leadership. | - Operational Emergency Assessment: Swiftly categorize and classify operational emergencies, initiating immediate protective measures and coordinating response efforts effectively. | - Critical Communication: Execute timely and accurate notifications internally and externally, maintaining a transparent and open communication channel with MSTS Senior Management, NNSA/NFO personnel, and other key stakeholders. | - Interagency Collaboration: Act as a pivotal liaison with federal, state, and local agencies, including the Department of Defense and municipal entities, to streamline response efforts and resource sharing. | - Emergency Management Planning: Contribute to the development and refinement of emergency management procedures, checklists, and instructional materials, ensuring they are current, comprehensive, and compliant with DOE standards. | - Emergency Operations Support: Engage actively in the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) operations, providing essential support during activations for emergencies and scheduled events. Assume critical roles within the EOC, contributing to effective response coordination. | - Drill and Exercise Leadership: Lead and coordinate drills and exercises, enhancing the preparedness and response capabilities of the OCC and broader emergency management team. | - Technology Proficiency: Operate and manage sophisticated communication and data processing technologies, including classified video conferencing, Emergency Communications Network equipment, and electronic notification systems, ensuring seamless information flow during critical incidents. | - Training and Development: Participate in the development, review, and endorsement of operational procedures and training materials. | - Flexibility and Adaptability: Adapt to a rotating shift schedule, demonstrating flexibility and dedication to ensuring continuous operational readiness and response capability. | - Additional Duties: Undertake additional responsibilities as directed by supervisory personnel, contributing to the overall effectiveness and efficiency of emergency management operations at the NNSS.
The Senior Principal Engineer (Nuclear Criticality and Safety Analyst) in the Nuclear Assurance Directorate will be responsible for the development of Hazard Analysis, Documented Safety Analysis and Technical Safety Requirement Changes, as well as performing accident analysis calculations. The Senior Principal Engineer will be assigned a project that they are expected to be able to lead, while mentoring entry level engineers. | | Key Responsibilities | - | As a senior member of the Nuclear Assurance staff, this position coordinates and provides expertise for the strategic vision and approach to the preparation and revision of NNSS Safety Basis documents. | | - | Provide subject matter expert level support for nuclear safety evaluations and analyses and the development/maintenance of NNSS nuclear facility Documented Safety Analysis (DSA)/Technical Safety Requirements (TSR) documents and supporting calculations and analyses. | | - | Provide subject matter expert level support and serves as a Safety Basis technical authority for Nuclear Assurance. | | - | Provide subject matter expert level support to improve and maintain the integrity of the NNSS Safety Basis. | | - | Perform or review analytical tasks, including the performance of hazards/accident analyses to derive hazard controls and the development of other documentation such as descriptions of safety management programs (SMPs) and associated specific administrative controls for the completion of DSAs and TSRs. | | - | Participate in detailed technical reviews of Safety Basis Documents, procedures, supporting drawings, calculations, and documents to ensure accuracy, completeness, and format suitability for compliance with DOE Directives and standards. | | - | Interface with NNSA/NFO, and both internal and external stakeholders to resolve technical and compliance issues and to assure that Nuclear Assurance performs its assigned functions in an integrated manner. | | - | Support the initial and final hazard categorization of NN-1 facilities that utilize or stage radioactive materials. | | - | Devise solutions to highly complex technical problems of broad scope. Solutions may require resolving conflicting customer expectations and Safety Basis requirements, utilizing unconventional approaches and integration. | | - | Serve as a mentor to early/mid-career analysts and engineers, providing practical advice on implementation of solutions for organizational goals. Conduct technical, programmatic, and performance mentoring sessions. | | - | Monitor or direct the work of analysts, subcontractors, and other support personnel working on Nuclear Assurance projects. | | - | Lead Management Assessments of nuclear safety activities. | | - | Support field programs and perform related work as assigned by the supervisor.
In this role, the Principal Engineer will help lead Field Engineering in the execution of projects and support the Construction Department during construction activities of infrastructure projects at the NNSS. This may include construction projects, emerging project issues, providing support for project discovery, project scope development, and support for identifying functional requirements for projects and systems. | | Key Responsibilities | - Perform the duties as the Project Field Engineer (PFE) on projects, be responsible for coordinating efforts, and give guidance to less experienced Field Engineers. | - Participate in walk-downs, generate sketches, help develop conceptual designs, evaluate existing systems, and generate and/or review functional requirement documents. | - Execute work in a disciplined manner to demonstrate compliance with laws, codes, orders, and MSTS policies and procedures. | - Ensure designs are properly reviewed, purchased, executed, installed, tested, and documented in accordance with the latest issued construction documents. | - Review engineering documents for constructibility during 30%, 60%, and 90% design reviews and Issued For Construction. | - Verify and report on construction installation quantities. | - Interface with Project Engineering to facilitate responses to Requests for Information, Field Change Requests, and needed design changes. | - Develop red-line drawings for incorporation into as-built drawings. | - Prepare, review and approve material requisitions. | - Assist in interpretation of drawings and specifications for field crews and craft supervision. | - May serve as an internal Subject Matter Expert for the given engineering discipline. | - May serve as a PFE on line-item projects. | - Mentor Field Engineering staff and other technical personnel in methods, processes, and best practices. | - Serve as an expert advisor to other project personnel, technical staff and management on technical issues. | - Participate in project development by helping define customer needs, developing proposals and planning projects that will produce effective outcomes. | - Assist in the preparation of work plans and work packages. | - Apply past knowledge to develop processes that drive efficiency and accountability. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
The Program Manager for Multi Weapon Systems (MWS) represents NNSS contributions to stockpile sustainment in support of surveillance and product realization efforts at recurring program reviews and regular data calls. This includes higher NA-12 reviews and data calls. These deliverables justify and align NNSS scope with FYNSP and FY funding allocations with the objective to provide value add recurring growth for NNSS. Additionally, the MWS program manager is the NNSS voting representative on the Product Realization Integrated Digital Enterprise (PRIDE) Program Management Team (PMT) and conducts recurring monthly meetings, data calls and regular Face to face events to define and prioritize development and operating costs of the mission application portfolio through the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) methodology. This includes representing NNSS within the Digital Transformation pillar working groups for Engineering Environment and the Digital Thread Action Group (DTAG) and supports ESN Hub integration with the infrastructure pillar representative. These roles provide insight to align other stakeholder input to several other PRIDE development areas. Additional bandwidth can engage and support PRIDE sub groups to include the PRIDE Architecture Team (PAT), Modernization, DAG, EDASH, etc. He/she will lead a matrixed program/execution management team to develop and carry out key collaborative and technical initiatives to include providing strategic direction and performance feedback for NNSS personnel supporting PRIDE scope specifically on the architecture and EDASH teams. The Program Manager for PRIDE will have budgetary responsibility and ownership of scope within the associated federal funding stream. It is expected that the Program Manager will help to ensure that integrated project management processes are aligned with industry best practices and consistently applied across this portfolio. Position minimum of 50% travel, domestically. | | | Key Responsibilities: | - Direct all phases of program for a single customer (e.g., NA-40) with a combined value of $100M+ across the Future Year Nuclear Security Program/Plan (FYNSP) (may be less based on complexity of scope, unique customer set, or visibility of program) from inception through completion. | - Negotiates, evaluates, determines, and executes NA-12, MWS and PRIDE program management activities, reporting to the Director for Stockpile Experimentation and Operations Programs. | - Leads, directs, influences and exercises extensive technical knowledge and expertise to identify and mitigate program risks and to evaluate and resolve significant technical issues pertinent for key complex program(s) and supporting projects. | - Exercises extensive knowledge of programs and business processes to negotiate and establish achievable cost and schedule parameters for key and complex programs and/or reimbursable product/service programs and related program elements. Holds executing organizations including the associated project management functions accountable for cost, schedule, and performance elements of the portfolio to satisfy business and customer expectations. | - Leads multiple aspects of financial planning, monitoring, reporting, scheduling, analysis, and preparation of technical/schedule information required for complex program/project planning in concert with SEO management. | - Performs a primary, first point of contact, technical, administrative and logistical liaison role with the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration, the laboratories, and other integrated contractors. | - Integrates customer needs with business competencies to drive growth in both existing and emerging markets. | - Participates in strategic planning. | - Represents the SEO Programs Director as delegated for some management responsibilities. | - Assists the selection and development of programmatic resources. | - Provides general management, oversight, and execution of ongoing Program and Project Excellence initiatives and continuous improvement across the business and execution within assigned complex program(s). | - Serves as the primary Nevada National Security Site point-of-contact and liaison with program leadership in connection with NA-12, MWS, and PRIDE work. | - Directs the work of employees assigned to the program from technical and/or administrative areas to include PRIDE Architecture, Enterprise Dashboards, Data integration, Business Intelligence and other focus areas.
Performs duties as a facility/system engineer (Electrical Engineer I) at one of the nuclear or high-hazard facilities within the MSTS Stockpile Experimentation & Operations Directorate. Positions are available at various locations within the forward areas of the NNSS. | | Key Responsibilities | - Support maintaining overall cognizance of assigned facility electrical systems, providing systems engineering support for operations and maintenance, and technical support of line management safety responsibilities for ensuring continued system operational readiness. | - Validate physical configuration of assigned electrical systems. Maintains and updates system documents for Configuration Management. Understands the functions and performance criteria for assigned systems per the Safety Basis and acts as the subject matter expert for assigned electrical systems. | - Assist with the conduct of In-service-Inspections and Technical Surveillance Requirement testing of assigned electrical systems. | - Contribute to solutions of assignment-related problems and issues with a limited scope and basic complexity, using a well-defined set of technologies. Solutions use established basic standards, practices and procedures as well as technical knowledge to address problems and complete tasks. | - Participate in developing field programs and designs using pre-determined principles and practices. | - Contribute to designs, strategies, reports and technical proposals. | - Perform design and technical analysis activities using prescribed codes and standards, computer software, and generally accepted best management practices. | - Assist in defining specifications for procurements and initiate purchase requests. | - Work with outside vendors as required obtaining relevant information. | - Develop a working knowledge of codes and standards of other disciplines. | - Coordinate work within their discipline on moderately complex projects. | - Often serves as a member of work teams. | - May monitor work of and provide guidance to skilled technicians and other support personnel. | - Understand the principles associated with the MSTS safety concept. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
This position will support the Design Engineering Department in North Las Vegas, with periodic site visits required for project support. The Design Engineering Department provides designs for the Infrastructure Directorate which includes NNSS facilities, site planning, reconfiguration of facilities, and supporting corrective action dispositions. The Principal Architect will be a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in their field and provide support to Design Engineering. | | Key Responsibilities | - Work on multiple projects, maintain high level of detail, work well with technical staff, and adapt to project demands. | - Generate, oversee and/or coordinate plans and overall designs for facilities and area planning. | - Ensure that specifications and proposed designs meet applicable federal, state and International Building Code requirements. | - Ensure team processes and deliverables comply with laws, codes, orders, and MSTS policies and procedures. | - Serve as SME for the following: | - | Respond to questions and issues related to facility code compliance. | | - | Resolve conflicting customer expectations and design requirements, utilize unconventional technology and materials, and cross-discipline integration. | | - | Interpret and adapt guidelines for specific cases. | | | - Assist in developing design/construction concepts with the Project Manager, Project Engineer, Facility Management, Construction and support organizations. | - Meet with customers and facility personnel to determine and document objectives and functional requirements for new and modified facilities. Define customer needs and develop technical proposals. | - Participate in planning phases of projects to determine customer requirements during initial planning discussions. | - Work with Cost Estimating in the definition of construction practices and procedures. | - Assist Cost Estimating with the incorporation of construction activities into the cost estimate, work breakdown structure and organizational breakdown structure. | - Prepare and review procurement and construction specifications, including requests for proposals for new and modified facilities. | - Prepare work statements for complex subcontracts and procurements, evaluate bids, and make recommendation for awards. | - Follow and manage project budget, work plans, costs, consultants and schedule. | - Develop design ideas, diagrams, digital models, presentation materials, and production work for a multitude of project types. | - Coordinate technical drawings, specifications and other contract deliverables with consultants and subcontractors. | - Develop solutions to technical problems including identifying proper SMEs. | - Review submittal, requests for information and other project documentation. | - Coordinate team efforts to complete a project promptly and successfully. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
The Nevada National Security Site Fire & Rescue (F&R) Department is currently seeking resumes for the position of Fire Inspector / Investigator. | | Key Responsibilities: | - Plan, coordinate, and document facility fire inspections for Life Safety Code compliance. | - Determine operability of fire protection systems and equipment during routine fire safety inspections i.e. detection systems, suppression systems, fire-rated doors, dampers, etc. | - Determine appropriate fire extinguisher types based on hazards present and determines its operability by visual inspection. | - Evaluate flammable/combustible liquids and hazardous materials storage and evaluates fire prevention practices. | - Review and analyze fire protection system test data as performed by Company organizations. | - Document, initiate, and track corrective actions as identified during the performance of these duties IAW department procedures and Company policies. | - Periodically witness fire pump tests and hydrant flows for general facilities at the NNSS, NLVF and RSL-Nellis. | - Develop, plan, coordinate, conduct, and document pre-fire incident plans for general facilities. | - May be assigned as General Staff by the Incident Commander or Area Commander as Planning or Logistics Section Chief or help tracking incident information including deployment to Command Post during extended emergencies. | - When requested, by the Fire Marshal, conduct building familiarization and pre incident plan tours with F&R personnel. | - When requested, by the Fire Marshal, serve as an alternate Beneficial Occupancy Inspector -Subject Matter Expert. | - Periodically witness Formal Workplace Inspections with Facility Managers. | - When requested, by the Fire Marshal, investigate the origin, cause and circumstances of all fires at the NNSS, determining whether a fire was the result of carelessness or criminal intent, investigate for mechanical and incendiary devices. | - When requested, by the Fire Marshal, gather evidence at the fire scene for presentation in courts of law, interview Firefighters, victims, witnesses and suspects as to the origin and cause for a fire or explosion; measure, sketch diagrams and utilize multiple devices to document fire scenes. | - When requested, by the Fire Marshal, assist in the investigation into the origin, cause and circumstances of explosions at the NNSS as part of an investigative team. | - When requested, by the Fire Marshal, assist as an investigative team in gathering evidence at explosion scenes for presentation in courts of law, interview Firefighters, victims, witnesses and suspects as to the origin and cause for an explosion; measure, sketch diagrams and utilize multiple devices to document explosion scenes. | - May be assigned to support & supply helicopter water drops during wildland fires. | - Other duties as assigned by Management for short term projects. Long-term projects shall be mutually agreed upon and not in conflict with any other PLA (Project Labor Agreement). | - If qualified, Fire Inspectors may be requested by Chief Officers to assist the Firefighters with operations such as offloading and/or retrieving suppression equipment and supplies.
Do you want to be a part of a national security mission that conducts research and development? Mission Support and Test Services, LLC (MSTS) is seeking a full-time Electrical Engineer I to work as part of a multidisciplinary team to provide diagnostic fielding and development support in a national laboratory environment. The Stockpile Experimentation & Operations organization needs a highly motivated Electrical Engineer I to collaborate in design, development, characterization, and fielding of diagnostics systems on high stake weapons physics experiments conducted at the U1a Complex and other facilities located at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS). This Electrical Engineer I will report primarily to the NNSS and will support fielding efforts of a wide variety of diagnostic detection and recording systems, with an emphasis on practical applications of diagnostics for timing/firing and controls systems interfacing with other diagnostics such as radiographic imagining systems and electro-optics systems. | | Key Responsibilities | - Frequently use and apply established technical standards, principles, theories, concepts, and techniques commonly associated with diagnostic and data collection systems. | - Focus is on applying academic knowledge to the work environment and developing good work/team habits. | - Contribute to solutions of problems and issues with limited scope and basic complexity, using a well-defined set of technologies, generally in support of more senior engineers and scientists. | - Assist in compiling and summarizing scientific data, utilizing technology solutions for both experimental and operational needs. | - Contribute to the preparation of project deliverables. | - Define specifications for procurements and initiates purchase requests. | - Select and implement computer applications for related field. | - Build direct relationships with laboratory partners and will use scientific methods to contribute to experimental operations, also reporting on accomplishments to internal and external stakeholders. | - Support research and development, and technology maturation activities in laboratory testing environments.
Candidate will perform the duties of the Special Security Officer (SSO) for the Special Technologies Laboratory located in Santa Barbara CA. | | Key Responsibilities | - Responsible for safeguarding personnel, information, property, assets, and/or material from theft, loss, misuse, fraud, disclosure, espionage, or sabotage. | - May implement security program policy to meet localized requirements. | - Participates in planning to evaluate the need for security requirements and recommends equipment, methods, procedures, and systems. | - Present classes on security topics. | - Monitor the operating effectiveness of internal security programs by administering a system for reporting violations and recommends corrective actions. | - Assist in facility inspections, evaluates findings, and develops recommendations for change. | - Participate in surveys and analyses to identify vulnerabilities. | - Monitor policies, instructions, procedures, control systems, and methods for personnel access controls, physical storage and control, and security education. | - Participate in surveys and analyses of operational functions. | - Assist the classification officer with classification reviews, public release actions, and training. | - Perform nuclear material measurements, control, and accounting supporting the Material Control and Accountability (MC&A) program. | - Responsible for the implementation and activities of a graded safeguards program for control and accountability of nuclear material. | - Develop, coordinate, and maintain the local MC&A plan and procedures. | - Assist in the development, coordination, and implementation of facility security and project specific security plans. | - Perform security incident response actions and conducts inquires. | - Perform Personnel Security, Human Reliability Program, and Unclassified Foreign Visit & Assignment actions. | - Perform Facility Security Officer duties.
MSTS is seeking a dynamic, self-driven, and highly motivated System Application Analyst II to join our Physical Security Systems Team. In this role, you will serve as a System Administrator for various security systems to include proprietary, Lenel OnGuard, and Honeywell EBI that support the Physical Security Systems Section within the Security Programs Department. This position is located at the NNSS. | | Key Responsibilities | - Design and document systems software by preparing diagrams, logic charts and internal specification documentation. | - Write program code from internal specification documentation, prepares test plans and tests data. Runs tests, observes results and corrects program code to resolve any differences with internal specifications. | - Prepare software operating documentation and users operating instructions. | - Prepare time and cost estimates and schedules for computer systems software development and maintenance or modification tasks. | - Participate with software development and support personnel defining software requirements for development, maintenance, or improvements. | - Coordinate or develops and implements plans for tests to evaluate and to install hardware and operating system software. | - Provide instruction in the operation and use of computer hardware, data communications equipment, and vendor-supplied or MSTS-developed systems software. | - Resolve systems software problems referred by computer operations or software development and user support personnel. | - May design, code, test, debug, document and maintain programs. | - May prepare specifications from which programs will be written. | - May plan and coordinate data-related activities, including: | - | - Coordinating requests for access to data | - Developing and implementing data administration standards regarding validation, integrity, storage, and security of data; internal object naming conventions, and data access methods | - Consulting on DBMS issues including installation and management of front-end tools. | - Developing strategic and functional plans for the evolution of data and information architecture | - Resolving issues associated with data administration. | - Establishing DBMS backup, recover, and re-start procedures. | | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
The Information Technology Directorate is looking for a high-performing individual to join our team as a Senior Systems Administrator (Senior Infrastructure Analyst). | | Key Responsibilities | - Review and recommend automation products for MSTS’s use across unclassified and classified system and remote site environments. | - Take ownership of technical problems and see them through to resolution, using an advanced knowledge level of established standards, practices, and procedures. | - Provide IT support for Server Operating Systems, including the maintenance of systems: including but not limited to rack mount servers, storage, switches, and Server blades and Chassis. | - Troubleshoot technical issues and identify modifications needed in existing applications to meet changing user requirements. | - Assume responsibility for complete lifecycle of infrastructure systems including design, builds, post installation support, and deployments. | - Provide backup and second level coverage to Technical Support Representatives as assigned. | - Document adjustments made to hardware and software as well as provide documentation for new systems as needed. | - Provide support to Data Center environments including site recoverability of the primary data center. | - Monitor System performance and System maintenance work as assigned. | - Perform within change control and ticketing system environment. | - Review or prepare requisitions for acquisition of server and storage related equipment, software, and cable installation. | - Support installation of server hardware, software analysis, and resolution, and wiring. | - Monitor systems performance, capacity, and recommend modifications or enhancements. | - Prepare course material and provide formal and informal training on related systems equipment and software. | - Prepare procedures, documentation, and activity reports. | - May respond to Help Desk requests to support and troubleshoot workstation and server related problems. | - Provide architectural design diagrams and documentation and assess how to implement technologies into the existing infrastructure. | - Perform other duties as assigned by Management.
The Information Technology Directorate is looking for a high-performing individual to join our team as a Jr. Systems Administrator (Infrastructure Analyst I). | | KeyResponsibilities | - Assist in the management and maintenance of Server Operating Systems on both classified and unclassified networks. | - Assist patching efforts and remediate cyber vulnerabilities within server systems per established Service Level Agreements (SLAs). | - Support account provisioning and management activities in classified and unclassified environments to ensure compliance with all requirements. | - Assist in writing security plans, performing certification, and accreditation tests to validate security policies are in place. | - Collaborate with more experienced technical personnel on medium and high complexity projects to design, install, implement new or modify existing systems. | - Utilize PowerShell, Ansible, and other automation technologies to improve processes and reduce support efforts. | - Support deployment of projects including racking all varieties of hardware, cabling, and OS installation. | - Report Key Performance Indicators, including capacity planning and system health. | - Create knowledge articles, schematic diagrams, and supporting documentation. | - Participate in problem management and root cause analysis as needed. | - Resolve service desk tickets as assigned and maintain 24x7 availability for monitoring of enterprise systems as required. | - Perform other duties as assigned by Management.
The Information Technology Directorate is looking for a high-performing individual to join our team as a Systems Administrator (Infrastructure Analyst II). | KeyResponsibilities | - Manage and maintain the Server Operating Systems on classified, unclassified and Azure cloud networks. | - Coordinate patching efforts and remediate cyber vulnerabilities within server systems per established Service Level Agreements (SLAs). | - Support account provisioning and management activities in classified and unclassified environments to ensure compliance with all requirements. | - Assist in writing security plans, performing certification and accreditation tests to validate security policies are in place. | - Collaborate with more experienced technical personnel on medium and high complexity projects to design, install, implement new or modify existing systems. | - Utilize PowerShell, Ansible, and other automation technologies to improve processes and reduce support efforts. | - Support deployment of projects including racking all varieties of hardware, cabling, and OS. | - Engineer solutions in response to support requests and for improving internal processes and procedures. | - Report Key Performance Indicators, including capacity planning, system health. | - Create knowledge articles and other supporting documentation as needed. | - Participate in problem management and root cause analysis as needed. | - Resolve service desk tickets as assigned and maintain 24x7 availability for monitoring of enterprise systems as required. | - Serve as an escalation resource to Help Desk for resolving escalated tickets. | - Perform other duties as assigned by Management.
The Enhanced Capabilities for Subcritical Experiments (ECSE) Infrastructure Directorate is looking for a highly-motivated person with backgrounds in science, engineering, and/or project management to become a Control Account Manager (CAM) at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) on projects that will enable three (3) decades of dynamic physics experiments supporting stockpile stewardship. In this role, you will perform the duties as the CAM for major Work Breakdown Structures items for 413.B Line-Item capital project and will be responsible for managing the cost, schedule, and technical performance of a subset of the overall project's scope. This position will directly report to the Project Manager responsible for the completion of total project scope. | | Key Responsibilities | - Manage large projects ($10-100M TPC). Responsible for all aspects of the project over the entire lifecycle (initiation, planning, executing, monitoring & controlling, and closing). | - Manage Control Accounts within large 413.B projects ($700M> TPC) that may involve complex and technically challenging scopes of work. | - Use MSTS project management processes, techniques, and tools. | - Define, plan, execute, monitor, control, and successfully complete discrete elements of scope in compliance with defined schedule, costs, risk, and quality constraints. | - Meet customer needs while providing realistic expectations. | - Establish and actively monitor specific customer satisfaction standards. | - Manage communications between project stakeholders and team members. | - Pro-actively develop and implement strategies to mitigate risk. | - Apply project management best practices and processes, such as planning, work authorization, monitoring project performance, and controlling the project baseline. | - Use cost-benefit analysis in decision-making. | - Effectively use communication skills in executing project management responsibilities. | - Interface with ECSE senior management to address/elevate key project issues and risks. | - Provide project support for change control reviews and Baseline Change Requests (BCR's) that propose significant changes or impact programmatic requirements and reporting. | - Participate with review of key Critical Decision (CD) documentation deliverables to ensure programmatic integrity. | - Hold project reviews and headquarters/dignitary tours, meetings, and reporting. | - Execute project risk management, including establishing and administering management reserve (MR).
Curriculum Development / Enterprise Mission Essential Task List (EMETL) Specialist is the primary consultant and subject matter expert in the Instructional Systems Design (ISD) process for Protective Force Operations at NNSS. This position analyzes specified safeguards and security jobs, tasks, functions, security posts, processes, and equipment and designs training programs based on these analyses.This position must be capable of managing all phases of the instructional system design process to include ADDIE and other relevant instruction models. This position also maintains lesson plans and lesson plan materials to DOE, NNSA, and locally implemented standards. | | Key Responsibilities | - Execute DOE Safeguards and Security compliant job, job task, function, post, and training analyses for Protective Force and administrative personnel. | - Design curriculum that guarantees the competencies required to perform the job duties outlined by DOE and NNSA NFO. | - Serve as the primary coordinator for the NNSS Enterprise Mission Essential Task List reporting program. | - Review and maintain lesson plans for compliance with program design as well as a Federal Training Approval Program (TAP). Incorporate requirements of DOE/NNSS orders and procedures, Integrated Safety and Security Management processes, and Protective Force industry standards and Best Practices. | - Provide project management from the needs analysis to system implementation for newly acquired systems, equipment, and procedures necessary to accommodate changing threats and vulnerabilities and stricter security requirements. | - Develop evaluation tools to provide the critical feedback needed to assess and improve the delivery of performance and knowledge-based training. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
The primary role of Work Planners is to develop Activity Level Work Documents (ALWDs) (i.e., work packages), and associated documentation, for the safe execution of work for the Construction, Maintenance, and Services organizations. ALWD development includes facilitating walkdowns and tabletop discussions, development of high-quality and complete job plans and work packages, ensure institutional work management process are being followed and systems being used consistently, facilitate work package review and approvals, and administer the work package completion and closure process. Roles do not include preparation of engineering drawings, development of technical operating procedures, performance of pre-job or post-job briefings, or execution of the scope of work in the work package. Although planners may have areas of expertise, input from subject matter experts (SME) for programs, facilities, engineering, experiments, systems, etc. is required for work package development. | | Key Responsibilities | - Interface with National Laboratories, Environmental Safety and Health (ESH&Q), Radiological Control, Maintenance, Services, Construction, Fleet, Nuclear Maintenance/Construction, Engineering, project managers, Superintendents, and craft personnel to prepare work documents, (engineering drawings, permits, etc. | - Facilitate and attend walkdowns and tabletop reviews for scopes of work. | - Preparation of activity level work documents (ALWDs) (i.e., work packages), job plans, Job Hazard Analyses (JHA)s, for Critical Site Infrastructure Utilities, (i.e., Water and Serwer systems, Roadways both primary and secondary), at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) and North Las Vegas Facility (NLVF). | - Identifying skill of the worker activities and initial required training for work packages. | - Perform on-site evaluations in order to clarify work site conditions and discuss job details with the customer and subject matter experts. | - Determine tool and equipment requirements. | - Prepare a detailed scope of work, with a man-hour and material estimate, and assemble additional pertinent documentation for Davis-Bacon Determinations. | - Perform work package reviews and facilitate the resolution of work package issues and concerns identified during work planning and review process. | - Ensure a high-level of quality of work packages. | - Identify potential safety, security, quality, or performance issues in performing the work scope and bring to the attention of the appropriate SME/manager. | - Provide, report, forecast, and maintain status updates for assigned work packages to planning supervisor and work management systems (i.e., Performance Reporting) | - Identify, initiate, and track procurements for work packages. | - Perform work planning according to the institutional work planning process(es). | - Mentor other planners (based on level of experience). | - Share lessons learned and best practices. | - Capture and share lessons learned and best practices. | - Attend identified tier meeting(s). | - Support cost estimates, where applicable. | - Maintain planner qualifications and participate in training opportunities. | - Attend and participate in functional organization meetings as identified. | - Champion, participate and implement institutional work planning process improvements. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | The Facility Operations and Site Services Section at the Remote Sensing Laboratory on Joint Base Andrews (JBA) is looking for a high performing individual with attention to detail to join our team as a Senior Technologist. This position will report to the Facility Manager at the Andrews site office within Mission Support and Test Services, LLC (MSTS). The selected candidate will be responsible for the following: | - Assist with all facility-related projects involving electrical, plumbing, environmental, safety and health, and select Heating, Venting and Cooling System (HVAC) duties. | - Participate in planning, staffing activities, scheduling projects, and deliverable tracking. | - Assist with vendor research and selection for specialized jobs and projects. | - Monitor project schedules and engage with customers to ensure job accuracy, completion, and timeliness. | - Provide status updates to Facility Manager, colleagues, and RSL management. | - Identify electrical wires by color; read and interpret blueprints/technical diagrams. | - Install and maintain wiring and lighting systems. | - Inspect electrical components, such as transformers and circuit breakers. | - Identify electrical problems using a variety of testing devices. | - Repair and/or replace defective wiring or fixtures using hand and power tools. | - Coordinate project assignments among engineering, construction, specialty staff groups, clients, and vendors. Serves as a liaison to JBA’s Civil Engineering Department as it relates to building repairs that fall under their purview. | - Perform routine building walk-through and system checks as directed. | - Assist with vehicle fleet maintenance to include cleaning vehicles as required and transport for preventative/emerging requirements. | - Adhere to state and local building regulations based on the National Electrical Code and train fellow team members to install, maintain, and/or repair electrical wiring or equipment. | - | Perform other duties assigned by Management.
As an integral part of the General Accounting team, you will work on monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reporting and analysis. Your work will have a direct impact on the financial success of the company. | | Key Responsibilities | - Perform relevant work as part of the Standard Accounting and Reporting System (STARS) Team responsible for external reporting to the Department of Energy (DOE) to include, monthly cost submission, preparing various internal and external reports, and preparing financial statements. | - Perform account reconciliations and analysis. | - Lead or assist with special projects as assigned. | - Learn Relocation reimbursement processing and perform weekly reviews and back-up duties as needed. | - Learn Property and Inventory responsibilities to perform back-up duties as needed. | - Perform other back-up duties as assigned.