The work location is at the Nevada National Security Site (located 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada). | | Reports to the Program Planning and Controls organization, but will be matrixed to the Work Management Center Manager in the Nuclear Asset Operations (NAO) Directorate at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) as an Integrated Scheduler. Responsible for developing activity execution schedules that integrate, deconflict, resource load all operations, construction, and maintenance activities at the assigned facility. | - Gathers requisite data from available sources and performs initial schedule load. | - Validates work execution estimates against previously performed similar scopes of work. | - Monitors work preparation progress and available manpower and adjusts draft schedules accordingly. | - Evaluates work status, facility changes, and emergent work for the impact on approved implemented schedules. | - Develops recommended changes to maximize work and project support efficiency. | - Participates in post-execution critiques to aid in continuous improvement of the process. | - Supports the development and execution of project and functional planning. | - Develops, maintains, and monitors performance baselines, including the change control process. | - May serve as an assistant to a Project Manager. | - Performs other work as directed by supervisor.
Reports to the DAF Engineering Manager. Responsible for management of DAF engineers and engineering activities associated with the DAF Process Engineering Group. | | Key Responsibilities | - Understand and maintain the assigned system/process design requirements per the DAF Documented Safety Analysis. | - Ensure that design output documents appropriately reflect the design basis and required functional classification of the assigned DAF Processes and Structures, Systems and Components (SSCs). | - Assure that the design requirements and design basis are fully identified and in a form compatible to maintain and control the design basis. | - Authorize facility Configuration Management changes and manage the configuration of assigned DAF processes and facility systems. | - Provide technical support in the areas of construction, maintenance, and nuclear operations. | - Coordinate with engineers, project managers, and maintenance personnel to ensure proper testing and documentation is developed to support component and system specifications, functions, and operability. | - Develop and maintain engineering documents, reports, and correspondence to enable business activity. | - Must effectively communicate to confer and gather information from subject matter experts for inclusion into specifications to ensure technical accuracy and completeness of the content. | - Perform a wide range of tasks and special assignments that require comprehensive knowledge of engineering processes and procedures with the ability to analyze, interpret, and make recommendations. | - Maintain staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, training, and developing growth opportunities for employees. | - Maintain a safe, secure, and legal work environment. | - Accomplish staff results by communicating job expectations; planning, monitoring, and appraising job results; coaching, counseling, and disciplining employees; developing, coordinating, and enforcing systems, policies, procedures, and productivity standards. | - Create an environment where employees feel safe to raise issues, empowered to address issues, and supported to resolve issues. | - Demonstrate environment, safety, health, and quality leadership and consistently enforce environment, safety, health, and quality policies and procedures. | - Implement applicable environment, safety, health, and quality requirements; emphasize the safety of each employee, and the protection of equipment and property in area of responsibility. | - Take immediate action to correct reported or observed unacceptable environment, safety, health and quality conditions and/or behaviors. | - Assure that appropriate procedures, training, equipment, warnings, and tools are provided to employees to permit work to be performed safely. | - Effectively interface and communicate with MSTS leadership, National Weapons Lab personnel, Nevada Field Office (NFO), and Defense Nuclear Safety Board (DNFSB) representatives. | - Promote and actively participate in the Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) safety concept. | - Support and encourage employee participation in MSTS environment, safety, health, and quality initiatives.
Serve as a Nuclear Facilities Work Window Coordinator to perform as an intermediary between operations, maintenance, work planning, procurement, engineering, construction, and other support organizations. As an integral part of our Nuclear Asset Operations team, you will collaborate with external and internal partners to attain desired success states and sustain operations at NNSS Nuclear Facilities. | | Key Responsibilities | | Plans, organizes and directs programs and/or processes applicable to Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) nuclear facilities, operations and activities. Duties and responsibilities may include, but are not limited to: | - Ensure planned operations, maintenance and construction activities can be executed as scheduled during their assigned work execution periods. | - Verify associated work packages have been generated and approved, necessary parts are on hand, special authorizations have been obtained and necessary resources are available. | - Provide feedback to the maintenance and scheduling organizations related to viability of schedules. | - Drive work planning and engineering priorities for activities related to future work execution. | - Interface with procurement organization for parts prioritization and future needs. | - Accept individual responsibility and accountability for environment, safety, health, and quality processes within personal control, personal safety, and the safety of co-workers. Comply with established regulations and procedures for environment, safety, health, and quality and perform duties in a way that will not cause personal danger, endanger other individuals, or violate environment, safety, health, and quality regulations. Promptly correct or report any hazard or potential hazard to supervision. Participate in and embrace MSTS environment, safety, health, and quality initiatives. | -
THIS IS A LIMITED-TERM REGULAR FULL-TIME POSITION. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE CAN BE EMPLOYED UP TO TWO YEARS, WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF ONE ADDITIONAL YEAR, BASED ON THE ORGANINZATIONS' NEEDS. | | Reporting to the Director of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Programs, within the NNSA Mission Programs Directorate, the postdoctoral researcher will develop scientific and engineering solutions in support of the Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation mission. | | | Key Responsibilities | - Projects will include one or more of the following R&D subject areas: Uranium/Plutonium Production Detection, Weaponization Detection, Radiation Detection, Emergency Response, Safeguards, Nuclear Test Detection, Remote Detection, Data Science, and Nuclear Forensics. | - The postdoctoral researcher will also play an active role in the Site-Directed Research and Development program. | - Supporting scientific role in the development, fielding, and analysis of data from complex measurement systems, with a focus on basic and applied research in nonproliferation. | - Requires active participation in the field with the scientific, technical, and engineering teams, direct interaction with experimental partners from the National Security Laboratories, and independently driven model and algorithm development. | - Will develop relationships with the laboratory partners and experimental operations personnel, also reporting on accomplishments to internal and external stakeholders. | - In addition to supporting nonproliferation projects, will be expected to engage in the Site-Directed Research and Development program. | - This includes publishing scientific results and presenting research developments at professional meetings and conferences and to university partners. | - Any standard MSTS work location will be considered for placement. Work at the NNSS may be required in support of these functions, as well as travel to NNSS remote sites and other DOE National Laboratories.
Graduate Science Interns will work under the direct supervision of a mentor and will be provided with hands-on participation in ongoing projects at one of the most unique experimental sites in the United States, or one of our outlying locations. | | We are looking for qualified and motivated graduate students in: | - Mathematics | - Physics | - Chemistry | - Health Physics | Many student interns return each summer and others work for us part-time year-round while they attend local schools. | | Internships are available in North Las Vegas; at the Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada); in Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Livermore and Santa Barbara, California; and at the Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base or Andrews Air Force Base. | | Please note these important dates for our 2020 MSTS Summer Internship Program: | - August 2019 - Application process opens | - August 2019 - February 2020 - Phone and/or in-person Interviews | - September 2019 - March 2020 - Offers to be made | - May/June 2020 - Summer internship begins | - August 2020 - Summer internship concludes
Graduate Engineering Interns will work under the direct supervision of a mentor and will be provided with hands-on participation in ongoing projects at one of the most unique experimental sites in the United States, or one of our outlying locations. | | We are looking for qualified and motivated graduate students in: | - Electrical Engineering | - Nuclear Engineering | - Mechanical Engineering | - Chemical Engineering | - Fire Protection Engineering | - Software Engineering | | - Physics | Many student interns return each summer and others work for us part-time year-round while they attend local schools. | | Internships are available in North Las Vegas; at the Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada); in Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Livermore and Santa Barbara, California; and at the Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base or Andrews Air Force Base. | | Please note these important dates for our 2020 MSTS Summer Internship Program: | - August 2019 - Application process opens | - August 2019 - February 2020 - Phone and/or in-person Interviews | - September 2019 - March 2020 - Offers to be made | - May/June 2020 - Summer internship begins | - August 2020 - Summer internship concludes
Undergraduate Technology Interns will work under the direct supervision of a mentor and will be provided with hands-on participation in ongoing projects at one of the most unique experimental sites in the United States, or one of our outlying locations. | | We are looking for qualified and motivated students in: | - Engineering Technology (mechanical, electrical, electronics) | - Radiological Technology | Many student interns return each summer and others work for us part-time year-round while they attend local schools. | | Internships are available in North Las Vegas; at the Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada); in Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Livermore and Santa Barbara, California; and at the Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base or Andrews Air Force Base. | | Please note these important dates for our 2020 MSTS Summer Internship Program: | - August 2019 - Application process opens | - August 2019 - February 2020 - Phone and/or in-person Interviews | - September 2019 - March 2020 - Offers to be made | - May/June 2020 - Summer internship begins | - August 2020 - Summer internship concludes
Undergraduate Business Interns will work under the direct supervision of a mentor and will be provided with hands-on experience in Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, Training, Communications, Internal Audit, Quality, or Procurement. | | We are looking for qualified and motivated students in: | - Accounting | - Business | - Communications | - Finance | - Human Resources | - Instructional Design | - Supply Chain | Many student interns return each summer and others work for us part-time year-round while they attend local schools. | | Internships are available in North Las Vegas; at the Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada); in Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Livermore and Santa Barbara, California; and at the Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base or Andrews Air Force Base. | | Please note these important dates for our 2020 MSTS Summer Internship Program: | - August 2019 - Application process opens | - August 2019 - February 2020 - Phone and/or in-person Interviews | - September 2019 - March 2020 - Offers to be made | - May/June 2020 - Summer internship begins | - August 2020 - Summer internship concludes
Undergraduate Information Technology Interns will work under the direct supervision of a mentor and will be provided with hands-on participation in ongoing projects at one of the most unique experimental sites in the United States, or one of our outlying locations. | | We are looking for qualified and motivated students in: | - Computer Science | - Information Systems & Management Information Systems (MIS) | - Information Technology | - Cybersecurity | - Information Science | - Informatics | Many student interns return each summer and others work for us part-time year-round while they attend local schools. | | Internships are available in North Las Vegas; at the Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada); in Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Livermore and Santa Barbara, California; and at the Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base or Andrews Air Force Base. | | Please note these important dates for our 2020 MSTS Summer Internship Program: | - August 2019 - Application process opens | - August 2019 - February 2020 - Phone and/or in-person Interviews | - September 2019 - March 2020 - Offers to be made | - May/June 2020 - Summer internship begins | - August 2020 - Summer internship concludes
Undergraduate Science Interns will work under the direct supervision of a mentor and will be provided with hands-on participation in ongoing projects at one of the most unique experimental sites in the United States, or one of our outlying locations. | | We are looking for qualified and motivated students in: | - Mathematics | - Physics | - Chemistry | - Health Physics | Many student interns return each summer and others work for us part-time year-round while they attend local schools. | | Internships are available in North Las Vegas; at the Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada); in Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Livermore and Santa Barbara, California; and at the Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base or Andrews Air Force Base. | | Please note these important dates for our 2020 MSTS Summer Internship Program: | - August 2019 - Application process opens | - August 2019 - February 2020 - Phone and/or in-person Interviews | - September 2019 - March 2020 - Offers to be made | - May/June 2020 - Summer internship begins | - August 2020 - Summer internship concludes
Undergraduate Engineer Interns will work under the direct supervision of a mentor and will be provided with hands-on participation in ongoing projects at one of the most unique experimental sites in the United States, or one of our outlying locations. | | We are looking for qualified and motivated students in: | - Electrical Engineering | - Nuclear Engineering | - Mechanical Engineering | - Chemical Engineering | - Fire Protection Engineering | - Software Engineering | | - Physics | Many student interns return each summer and others work for us part-time year-round while they attend local schools. | | Internships are available in North Las Vegas; at the Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada); in Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico; Livermore and Santa Barbara, California; and at the Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base or Andrews Air Force Base. | | | Please note these important dates for our 2020 MSTS Summer Internship Program: | - August 2019 - Application process opens | - August 2019 - February 2020 - Phone and/or in-person Interviews | - September 2019 - March 2020 - Offers to be made | - May/June 2020 - Summer internship begins | - August 2020 - Summer internship concludes
The Senior Principal Project Controls Specialist (PCS) will perform duties in support of the U.S. Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Mission Programs. The position will interface with the assigned Program and Project Managers, team members, and stakeholders. Responsibilities will include both schedule and cost support. | - Oversight project controls activities for assigned programs/projects. | - Integration of data from various formats (i.e. Maximo and Excel). | - Presentations and regular communication with Senior Management on status, risks, and/or issues. | - Write Company Directives and/or Desktop Instructions to support project controls initiatives. | - Write and communicate requirements to project schedulers. | - Develop views and/or Primavera P6 layouts for various stakeholders. | - Mentor and train junior-level PCSs. | - Support the development and execution of program, project, and functional planning. | - Develop and maintain Primavera P6 schedules to include full loading of resource requirements. | - Assist Project Managers in developing metrics to support the measurement of performance to schedule objectives. | - Perform detailed analysis of project schedule, resources, and performance. | - Prepare reports to reflect program/project status, schedule trends, resource requirements, and project uncertainties. | - Assess customer needs and work to meet them. | - Conducting project management briefings and prepare reports to reflect program/project status; cost and schedule trends, funding and project uncertainties. | - Facilitating the management team in all phases of the program life-cycle (initiation, planning, control, and closure).
Performs work of limited scope and basic complexity, generally in support of more senior Scientist/Engineer’s. Develops solutions to routine technical problems of limited scope. Focus is on applying academic knowledge to the work and developing good work/team habits. Assists in data collection, compiling and summarizing data. | | Key Responsibilities: | - Works under direct supervision with general guidance from more experienced Scientist/Engineer's with diagnostic development and or deployment. | - Limited use of technical principles, theories, and concepts. | - Follows specific established engineering and technical procedures and instructions. | - Exercises discretion and judgment in collaboration with peers regarding how principles and methods are selected for and applied to work. | - Contributes to solutions of assignment-related problems and issues with a limited scope, solutions may require evaluation of standards and processes. | - Supports field programs and designs using pre-determined principles and practices. | - Contributes to designs, strategies, reports and technical proposals. | - Assists in performing design and technical analysis activities using prescribed codes and standards, computer software, and generally accepted best management practices. | - Develops a working knowledge of codes and standards of other disciplines. | - Follows specific established engineering and technical procedures and instructions. | - Assists in defining specifications for procurements and initiates purchase requests. | - May monitor the work of and provide guidance to technicians and other support personnel, working on their projects. | - Assist in the development, improvement, and systematization of organizational processes and procedures for engineering design control and documentation, as well as the organization’s configuration management processes. | - Assist in the development of processes relevant to electrical and software design in support of the organizations applied engineering work. | - Work locations will include the North Las Vegas Facility and the Nevada National Security Site.
Independently performs complex engineering assignments demanding contributions calling for the application of specialized and or advanced engineering principles at the conceptual level and professional resourcefulness. Researches, develops, and improves methods and procedures for conducting analytical analyses. Performs special studies, research, and developmental work and recommends solutions to problems related to various phases of analyses. | | Key Responsibilities | - Provide engineering and experiment support to aid in the further development and operation of high output Deuterium and Tritium based Dense Plasma Focus (DPF) systems. | - Performance of experiments using various DPF and other pulsed power diagnostic facilities (e.g. pulsed power radiography, nuclear forensics, Stockpile stewardship science, & other). | - Provide engineering and technical support for the experiments in the form of simulations and experimental validations of neutron flux and | - Energies coming from these systems; computer modeling and simulations; physical support for experiment setup and operating the DPF systems, perform diagnostics, and provide analysis of detector and experimental results. | - Design experimental setup, operation of detectors used in DPF experiments at North Las Vegas (NLV), Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) and elsewhere; physical setup and actual operations support during experiments as well as operating the DPF systems; analysis of data and results; Monte-Carlo radiation transport modeling and simulations of systems as needed; results of requested studies of the two DPF systems on designated materials. Evaluates new instruments, equipment, and devices to determine possible use and application. | - Participates in and fosters a work environment that is based upon openness, trust, communication, teamwork, empowerment, innovation, and satisfaction. | - Primary work location will be at North Las Vegas. Work at the NNSS will be required as dictated by the experimental work to be accomplished.
This position will serve as an Engineer II in the Crane, Hoisting & Rigging Program, responsible for supporting Crane, Hoisting and Rigging activities at the National Nuclear Security Site. | | Key Responsibilities | - Interface with equipment manufacturers to modify equipment (i.e. auxiliary data plates) as required. | - Perform regular emissions testing on underground diesel powered equipment. | - Participates in developing field programs and designs using predetermined principles and practices. | - Prepares or contributes to designs, strategies, reports and technical proposals. | - Performs design and technical analysis activities using prescribed codes and standards, computer software, and generally accepted best management practices. | - Frequent coordination of discipline information within their discipline, other departments within the company, and outside vendors on moderately complex projects. | - Works with outside contacts as required obtaining relevant information. | - Develops a working knowledge of codes and standards of other disciplines. | - Perform regular load testing on various types of equipment. | - Follows established engineering and technical procedures and instructions. | - Often serves as a member of work teams. | - Defines and develops specification writing for the procurement of new vehicles and equipment. | - Monitors work of technicians and other support personnel working on their projects. | - Perform other duties as assigned by the Inspection Hoisting & Rigging Department.
Perform duties as the Administrative Specialist for the Nuclear Nonproliferation Research and Development department and support and work closely with the department manager and interface directly with multiple Directorates, Program and Project Managers, and scientific team leaders and team members within the department. | | Key Responsibilities: | - Manage tracking of project milestones and deliverables. | - Track project budgets and costs and provide periodic reports internally to team leaders and department manager. | - Manage preparation, review and submission of reports and publications. | - Manage proposal formatting and assembly of forms and prepare preliminary proposal budget documents. | - Submit travel reimbursement requests. | - Coordinate visitor's schedules, tours, passed clearances, events. | - Track funding opportunities and circulating solicitation information – check eligibility. | - Track program achievements (publications, patents, presentations). | - Develop, design, format, and post web materials. | - Track inventory allocation of high value equipment within department. | - Assist program team members in shipping and retrieving instrumentation and materials for periodic remote work. | - Serve as P-Card holder and order non-technical supplies. | - Assist with time reporting – pre and post lockout. | - Collect and manage periodic budget and schedule data for department planning and corporate data requests. | - Assist Department manager in personnel allocation planning and coordination of personnel performance reviews.
Key Responsibilities | | Senior Scientist | - Contributes in the coordination and execution of diverse and innovative research to solve physics-based problems in support of Department of Energy (DOE) nuclear non-proliferation activities, as well as Department of Defense (DOD) and IC customers. | - Contribute to strategies, reports and technical proposals, and prepare concept designs and analytical methods. | - Utilize commercial, government, and/or research-developed modeling methodologies for complex problems that may involve fluid-structure-interaction, coupling with finite element solvers and thermal solvers, chemical reactions, and/or multiphase flows. | - Guide implementation and utilization of technology for both experimental and operational needs. | - Serve as an internal subject matter expert in your discipline and collaborate with project team members and partner labs throughout the DOE infrastructure and academia. | Principal Scientist | - Coordinate and execute diverse and innovative research to solve physics-based problems in support of Department of Energy (DOE) nuclear non-proliferation activities, as well as Department of Defense (DOD) and IC customers. | - Develop strategies, reports and technical proposals, and prepare concept designs and analytical methods. | - Utilize commercial, government, and/or research-developed modeling methodologies for complex problems that may involve fluid-structure-interaction, coupling with finite element solvers and thermal solvers, chemical reactions, and/or multiphase flows. | - Lead implementation and utilization of technology for both experimental and operational needs. | - Serve as a subject matter expert and technical resource and advisor in your discipline and collaborate with project team members and partner labs throughout the DOE infrastructure and academia.
We are seeking highly motivated individuals to work with our multi-disciplinary team on national security challenges. Successful applicants will plan, organize and provide multi-source analysis of cyber security and cyber protection applications and cyber operational tactics and procedures. Do not miss this opportunity to join a team of top creative thinkers and to help develop innovative cyber solutions to national security missions. Positions are open in both Santa Barbara, CA and Huntsville, AL. | | Key Responsibilities: | | We are looking for multiple levels of Intelligence (Cyber) Analysts to perform the following responsibilities: | | Intelligence Analyst I | - Provide assistance with cybersecurity assessments of cybersecurity applications and defenses, ranging from simple networks to multi-layered, complex corporate infrastructures. | - Assist in researching, compiling, and analyzing technical data. | - Provide assistance with the evaluation of technical capabilities. | - Provide assistance with detecting, disrupting and eradicating threats from enterprise networks by assisting with fusing data analysis, cyber intelligence and security technologies. | - Provide assistance with forensic/incident response activities and may monitor intrusion detection/prevention systems, security event/incident management tools, endpoint security tools, email gateways, firewalls and network infrastructure. | - Some travel will be required. | Intelligence Analyst II | - Provide support and assistance with cybersecurity assessments of cybersecurity applications and defenses, ranging from simple networks to multi-layered, complex corporate infrastructures. | - Assist in researching, compiling, and analyzing technical data by applying knowledge of technical principles, theories, standards, practices and procedures. | - Provide support and assistance with the evaluation of technical capabilities and may provide recommendations for improvements and best practices. | - Provide support and assistance with detecting, disrupting and eradicating threats from enterprise networks by assisting with fusing data analysis, cyber intelligence and cutting-edge security technologies. | - Provide support and assistance with forensic/incident response activities and may monitor intrusion detection/prevention systems, security event/incident management tools, endpoint security tools, email gateways, firewalls and network infrastructure. | - Identifies, reports, and assists in the remediation of Cyber Security threats and vulnerabilities. | - Validates the functionality of security tools within the environment. | - May participate in customer and program meetings as a contributor and as a source of information. | - Some travel will be required. | | Senior Intelligence Analyst | - Provide timely and concise assessments of cybersecurity applications and defenses, ranging from simple networks to multi-layered, complex corporate infrastructures. | - Provide assistance with the evaluation of technical capabilities and may provide recommendations for improvements and best practices. | - Demonstrate and apply knowledge of industry best practices (i.e. SANS 20 Critical Security Controls, et al) and relevant National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards, publications and controls. | - Detect, investigate, and effectively document advanced cybersecurity threat tactics and techniques. | - Assist with creating new detection methodologies using a variety of open source and commercial tools and technologies to support incident responses and monitoring functions for complex systems and industrial partners. | - Detect, disrupt and eradicate threats from enterprise networks by fusing data analysis, cyber intelligence and cutting-edge security technologies. | - Reviews Cyber Security threat information and assists with mitigating vulnerabilities identified. | - Uses established standards, practices and procedures as well as an increasing technical knowledge to solve problems and complete projects. | - Extensive travel may be required. | | Principal Intelligence Analyst | - Provide expert, timely and concise assessments of cybersecurity applications and defenses, ranging from simple networks to multi-layered, complex corporate infrastructures. | - Provide evaluation of technical capabilities and provide recommendations for improvements and best practices. | - Demonstrate and apply expert knowledge of industry best practices (i.e. SANS 20 Critical Security Controls, et al) and relevant National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards, publications and controls. | - Detect, investigate, and effectively document advanced cybersecurity threat tactics and techniques. | - Create new detection methodologies using a variety of open source and commercial tools and technologies to support incident responses and monitoring functions for complex systems and industrial partners. | - Detect, disrupt and eradicate threats from enterprise networks by fusing data analysis, cyber intelligence and cutting-edge security technologies. | - Develops standards, practices and procedures as well as an increasing technical knowledge to solve problems and complete projects. | - Lead a diverse team of cybersecurity experts working together to proactively detect, deter, document and analyze potential and actual cyber-adversary behaviors and tools. | - Positively influence, motivate, and challenge others; adapt leadership styles to a variety of situations. | - Extensive travel may be required.
The Nonproliferation Safeguards Program Manager I will report to the Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation (DNN) Director and will oversee Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation (DNN) projects focused on radiological material management and arms control projects that are administered by the Nevada National Security Site and at domestic and international locations. | | Key Responsibilities | - Perform a variety of functions, including, but not limited to, oversight of international safeguards and arms control projects, coordination of diverse teams of scientists and engineers to deliver project results to stakeholders, development of new project proposals, and interfacing with Nevada National Security Administration (NNSA) program managers and oversight. | - Take a leading role in coordinating new opportunities for collaboration between Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) nonproliferation and stewardship science projects and programs. | - Leads multiple aspects of financial planning, monitoring, reporting, scheduling, analysis, and preparation of technical/schedule information required for complex program/project planning; Coordinate and oversee integrated project teams. Identifies, manages, and mitigates program and project risks actively. | - Work with Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) principal investigators to develop white papers and project proposals for nonproliferation Research and Development (R&D) projects. | - Identify new opportunities for Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) involvement in Nevada National Secruity Administration (NNSA) Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation (DNN) venture projects. | - Act as lead interface between Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) technical teams and corresponding National Laboratory teams. | - Interface with Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) stewardship science projects and programs to develop joint R&D opportunities. | - Remain active in their particular field and will have a goal to continue to publish their own research and attend professional meetings to present their results. | - Assist the DNN Director in the strategic evaluation of program goals for long-term growth and development. | - Provides general management, oversight, and execution of Program and Project Excellence initiatives and continuous improvement across the business and execution within assigned complex programs. | - Interface with Mission Execution directors to provide portfolio financial updates and requirements. | - Interface with Headquarters (HQ) Federal Program Managers to meet deliverables and provide strategic opportunities for portfolio growth. | - The job has excellent growth potential within Program Management given hard work and dedication to the nuclear non-proliferation mission of reducing the threat of nuclear weapons around the globe.
As a Master Technologist in the Civil, Structural, Architectural & Mining Engineering department for MSTS, you will use Computer Aided Drafting systems to prepare engineering drawings, sketches and figures. | | Key Responsibilities | - Use Computer Aided Drafting systems such as Microstation to prepare engineering drawings, sketches, and figures. Prepare and check engineering design documents, including drawings, sketches, and change notices. Conduct 3D laser scanning and post processing of cloud data as well as create 3D models. | - Coordinate with multiple engineering disciplines, facility managers, project managers, and project engineers. Build teaming relationships with technical and other company organizations. | - Serve as drafting lead for projects. | - Perform site walk downs as required. | - Complete engineering tasks as described in the engineering work plans. | - Serve as expert advisor to other personnel and management on difficult and critical technical issues. | - Mentor engineering staff and technical management in methods, processes, and best practices. | - Make recommendations to Engineering manager for hardware and software upgrades and changes to maintain a technically capable work environment for Engineering.