The Stockpile Experimentation and Operations, Technology and Operations (SEO T&O) Directorate is seeking a highly motivated individual with a strong scientific background and excellent technical skill to lead the Detector Engineering section within the Material Studies and Diagnostic Research (MSDR) organization. MSDR is comprised of approximately 35 scientists, engineers, and technicians, and is the core for innovative diagnostic design, simulation, fabrication, characterization, and fielding in support of the NNSS’ stockpile stewardship mission. The Detector Engineering section is specifically responsible for designing and realizing current mode radiation detector, camera, and recording systems fielded on stockpile stewardship experiments and other applications across the NNSA complex. | | In this role, you will report to the MSDR manager and be part of the MSDR leadership team. You will be responsible for fostering the core capabilities to meet the needs of the current and future NNSA stockpile stewardship program. You will work to ensure that our diverse workforce delivers on our current commitments and innovates to tackle future national security challenges. The NNSS is committed to promoting a culture of equity, inclusion, and excellence that values and celebrates the diversity of our people, talents, experiences, and perspectives. This is essential to enable the innovation and creativity which ensures the success of the NNSS and continued delivery on our mission. | | Key Responsibilities: | - Provide first-line supervision of the Detector Engineering section, first and foremost ensuring the safety of all staff and security. | - Fill the role of Job Supervisor for all relevant activity level work documents for the Detector Engineering section. | - Promote the Engineering Design and Configuration Management Process within the Detector Engineering section. | - Provide scientific and technical leadership and manage personnel resources of the Detector Engineering section. | - Manage a group of approximately 10 scientists and engineers to achieve organization objectives and goals, perform personnel administration activities including performance reviews, performance management, appraisals, and ranking. | - Serve as a member of the MSDR leadership team by implementing and monitoring the MSDR organization’s strategic plans. Work closely with the MSDR manager to manage workforce changes, assignments, and to improve MSDR business processes. | - Participate in the development, execution, and communication of the vision and strategic plan for the MSDR organization. | - Lead personnel in analyzing and solving unique problems through collaboration to achieve mission execution. | - Ensure balance of labor resources by working closely with SEO T&O management. | - Participate in the recruitment, hiring and development of scientific talent, outstanding innovators, and world-class researchers in support of current and projected programmatic needs. | - Implement the organization’s affirmative action, outreach, mentoring, and employee development efforts within the Detector Engineering section. Foster a professional environment that promotes diversity, equal opportunity, and teamwork. | - Collaborate with the MSDR manager to integrate and maintain scientific standards and processes that align with the needs of the directorate. | - Perform other duties as assigned.
The Radiological Engineering Department is looking for a high performing individual who can effectively work with senior leadership, peers, and subordinates as the Radiological Engineering Department Manager. | | Key Responsibilities | - Maintain staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, mentoring, and training employees; maintaining a safe, secure, and legal work environment; developing growth opportunities. | - 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. | - Manage the Radiological Engineering Department within the Radiological Control Division. | - Prepare and manage annual budget, expenditures, forecasts, payroll approvals and shortfalls for the department. | - Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshop, reviewing professional publications, establishing personal networks, benchmarking state-of-the-art practices, and participating in professional societies (e.g. HPS). | - Assign, coordinate, and provide technical direction for all Radiological Engineering projects and programs. | - Provide leadership and direction to achieve long-term improvements for the scope and function of the department and division. | - Provide advanced and wide-ranging technical, operational, and regulatory guidance on the company’s radiological protection issues. | - Oversee complex innovative assessments, calculations, and/or monitoring to determine the proper radiological controls necessary to meet or exceed company/regulatory standards, while considering the economic impacts. | - Serve as the subject matter expert (SME) for radiation protection procedures that require complex and advanced radiological calculations, calibrations, data reviews, regulatory reviews, and assessments. | - Author and review technical and non-technical reports, including procedures, plans and assessments. | - Maintain quality service by enforcing quality and customer service standards; analyzing and resolving quality and customer service problems; identifying trends; recommending system improvements. | - Create an environment where employees feel safe to raise issues, empowered to address issues, and supported to resolve issues. | - Perform other duties assigned by the Radiological Control Manager.
Nevada National Security Sites is actively looking for Nuclear, Electrical, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineers to serve as Cognizant Systems Engineers and potentially a design authority role at our PULSE (Principal Underground Laboratory for Subcritical Experiments) complex. The PULSE Complex is an underground nuclear facility located within the Forward Areas of the Nevada National Security Site that supports Subcritical Experiments performed by the Nuclear Weapons Laboratories. PULSE is currently being upgraded. The upgrades include a wide array of new systems (fire detection and alarm, fire extinguishing, cooling, electrical, ventilation) that are required for facility operation. | | Key Responsibilities | - Responsible for maintaining overall cognizance of assigned facility systems, providing cognizant system engineering support for operations and maintenance, and technical support of line management safety responsibilities for ensuring continued system operational readiness. Systems may include containment systems, fire detection & alarm, fire barrier systems, electrical, cooling, and ventilation. Other systems may be assigned as needed. | - Participate in validating physical configuration of assigned systems. Maintains and updates system documents for Configuration Management (CM). Understands the functions and performance criteria for assigned systems per the Safety Basis and acts as the subject matter expert for assigned systems. | - Participate in overseeing the In-service-Inspection and Technical Surveillance Requirement execution of assigned systems. | - Identify and help implement the technical requirements for maintaining systems, structures, and components. | - Perform assessments of assigned systems and reports system health status to management. | - Contribute to solutions of assignment-related problems and issues with a moderate scope and of moderate 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. Solutions may require evaluation of standards and processes. | - Participate in developing field programs and designs using pre-determined principles and practices. | - Select and implements computer applications for their field. | - Prepare or contributes 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. | - Perform frequent coordination of discipline information with other departments within the company and with outside vendors. | - 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. | - Define specifications for procurements and initiates purchase requests. | - Monitor work of skilled technicians and other support personnel. | - Perform other duties as assigned.
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | Graduate Science Interns will work under the direct supervision of a manager & 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 location sites. | | Internships are available at the following locations: | - North Las Vegas, Nevada | - Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada) | - Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico | - Livermore and Santa Barbara, California | - Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base (Las Vegas, Nevada) or Andrews Air Force Base (Joint Base Andrews, Maryland) | | We are looking for qualified and motivated Graduate students that are pursuing a degree in: | - Mathematics | - Physics | - Chemistry | - Health Physics | - Geology/Geosciences | Duties and Responsibilities (may include and will vary depending on which department you are assigned to): | - Build programming code/scripts to computationally process image and/or signal data, e.g. in Python, Matlab, or R. Knowledge of image/signal processing techniques is desired. | - Create and give presentations on both project and progress to teammates and management. | - Contribute wards professional reports and papers. | - Potential for participating in hands-on data acquisition activities depending on project. | - Participate on small teams of scientists, engineers, and technicians, to devise technical solutions and provide deliverables to customers. | - Perform hands-on work on optical, mechanical, and/or electrical systems including data acquisition and system and/or subsystem fabrication. | | Please note these important dates for our 2025 Summer Student Program: | - December 19th, 2024 - Last day for student internship applications to be accepted | - May 20th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program begins | - August 8th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program concludes
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | Graduate Engineering Interns will work under the direct supervision of a manager & 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 location sites. | | Internships are available at the following locations: | - North Las Vegas, Nevada | - Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada) | - Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico | - Livermore and Santa Barbara, California | - Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base (Las Vegas, Nevada) or Andrews Air Force Base (Joint Base Andrews, Maryland) | | We are looking for qualified and motivated Graduate students that are pursuing a degree in: | - Electrical Engineering | - Nuclear Engineering | - Mechanical Engineering | - Chemical Engineering | - Civil Engineering | - Fire Protection Engineering | - Software Engineering | | Duties and Responsibilities (may include and will vary depending on which department you are assigned to): | - Support research on systems. | - Perform document reviews and updates. | - Create Facility Change Requests to implement desired changes to various systems. | - Draft reports on system conditions. | - Conduct walk-downs of various systems to ensure Configuration Management is properly implemented and to validate design drawings are consistent with physical configuration. | - Lead development and implementation of engineering design changes. | - Collaborate with different organizations to ensure facility safety. | - Interface with multiple engineers across multiple disciplines of engineering. | - Research chiller systems and components. | - Review Door system designs and sketches. | - Learn to read system drawings and sketches. | - Review System Design Descriptions for compressed air system. | - Create pneumatic diagrams. | - Coordinate document reviews and updates. | - Draft drawing/specification/calculations for engineer use. | - Generate/update reports and tracking tools and update engineering forms. | | Please note these important dates for our 2025 Summer Student Program: | - December 19th, 2024 - Last day for student internship applications to be accepted | - May 20th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program begins | - August 8th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program concludes
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | Undergraduate Business Interns will work under the direct supervision of a manager & mentor within a variety of areas 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 location sites. | | Internships are available at the following locations: | - North Las Vegas, Nevada | - Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada) | - Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico | - Livermore and Santa Barbara, California | - Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base (Las Vegas, Nevada) or Andrews Air Force Base (Joint Base Andrews, Maryland) | | We are looking for qualified and motivated Undergrad business students to work under the following departments: | - Accounting | - Finance | - Human Resources | - Supply Chain/Procurement | - Business Administration | - Public Affairs/Communications | - Internal Audit | - Learning and Organizational Development | - Enterprise Alignment | - Program Integration | | Please note these important dates for our 2025 Summer Student Program: | - December 19th, 2024 - Last day for student internship applications to be accepted | - May 20th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program begins | - August 8th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program concludes
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | Undergraduate Information Technology (IT) Interns will work under the direct supervision of a manager & mentor and will be provided with hands-on participation in ongoing projects at one of the most unique experimental sites in the United States. | | Internships are available at the following locations: | - North Las Vegas, Nevada | - Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada) | - Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico | - Livermore and Santa Barbara, California | - Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base (Las Vegas, Nevada) or Andrews Air Force Base (Joint Base Andrews, Maryland) | - An option to work remotely may be considered based on business need/approval | | We are looking for qualified and motivated Undergrad students that are pursuing a degree in: | - Computer Science | - Data Science | - Information Systems & Management Information Systems (MIS) | - Information Technology | - Cybersecurity | - Information Science | - Informatics | Duties and Responsibilities (may include and will vary depending on which department you are assigned to): | - Application Development on a variety of technologies | - Data Visualization and Reports | - Project Management activities | - Networking and communication projects | - Systems, Servers and related Hardware and Operation Systems | - Cloud Solutions | - End User Support | - Provide level I support and troubleshooting for hardware, software, and/or network issues | - Assist with installing and upgrading hardware and software | - Interface with clients via Chat, Phone, Walk-in | - Perform client call backs | - Create and update Incident Tickets | - Draft and edit Knowledge Articles | Please note these important dates for our 2025 Summer Student Program: | - December 19th, 2024 - Last day for student internship applications to be accepted | - May 20th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program begins | - August 8th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program concludes
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | Undergraduate Technology Interns will work under the direct supervision of a manager & 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 location sites. | | Internships are available at the following locations: | - North Las Vegas, Nevada | - Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada) | - Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico | - Livermore and Santa Barbara, California | - Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base (Las Vegas, Nevada) or Andrews Air Force Base (Joint Base Andrews, Maryland) | | We are looking for qualified and motivated Undergrad students that are pursuing an associate's degree in: | - Engineering Technology (mechanical, electrical, electronics) | - Radiological Technology | - Energy Systems Nuclear Operations Technology | - Energy Systems Instrumentation Engineering Technology | - Robotics and Communications Systems Engineering Technology | - Energy Systems Electrical Engineering Technology | - Laser Electro Optics Technology | - Fiber Optics | | Please note these important dates for our 2025 Summer Student Program: | - December 19th, 2024 - Last day for student internship applications to be accepted | - May 20th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program begins | - August 8th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program concludes
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | Undergraduate Science Interns will work under the direct supervision of a manager & 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 location sites. | | Internships are available at the following locations: | - North Las Vegas, Nevada | - Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada) | - Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico | - Livermore and Santa Barbara, California | - Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base (Las Vegas, Nevada) or Andrews Air Force Base (Joint Base Andrews, Maryland) | | We are looking for qualified and motivated Undergrad students that are pursuing a degree in: | - Mathematics | - Physics | - Chemistry | - Health Physics | - Geology/Geo-sciences | Duties and Responsibilities (may include and will vary depending on which department you are assigned to): | - Build programming code/scripts to computationally process image and/or signal data, e.g. in Python, Matlab, or R. Knowledge of image/signal processing techniques is desired. | - Create and give presentations on both project and progress to teammates and management. | - Contribute towards professional reports and papers. | - Potential for participating in hands-on data acquisition activities depending on project. | - Participate on small teams of scientists, engineers, and technicians, to devise technical solutions and provide deliverables to customers. | - Perform hands-on work on optical, mechanical, and/or electrical systems including data acquisition and system and/or subsystem fabrication. | | | Please note these important dates for our 2025 Summer Student Program: | - December 19th, 2024 - Last day for student internship applications to be accepted | - May 20th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program begins | - August 8th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program concludes
THIS IS A CASUAL POSITION WORKING A MAXIMUM OF 900 HOURS PER CALENDAR YEAR. | | Undergraduate Engineering Interns will work under the direct supervision of a manager & 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 location sites. | | Internships are available at the following locations: | - North Las Vegas, Nevada | - Nevada National Security Site (65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada) | - Los Alamos and Albuquerque, New Mexico | - Livermore and Santa Barbara, California | - Remote Sensing Laboratories at Nellis Air Force Base (Las Vegas, Nevada) or Andrews Air Force Base (Joint Base Andrews, Maryland) | | We are looking for qualified and motivated Undergrad students that are pursuing a degree in: | - Electrical Engineering | - Nuclear Engineering | - Mechanical Engineering | - Chemical Engineering | - Civil Engineering | - Fire Protection Engineering | - Software Engineering | | Duties and Responsibilities(may include and will vary depending on which department you are assigned to): | - Support research on systems. | - Perform document reviews and updates. | - Create Facility Change Requests to implement desired changes to various systems. | - Draft reports on system conditions. | - Conduct walkdowns of various systems to ensure Configuration Management is properly implemented and to validate design drawings are consistent with physical configuration. | - Lead development and implementation of engineering design changes. | - Collaborate with different organizations to ensure facility safety. | - Interface with multiple engineers across multiple disciplines of engineering. | - Research chiller systems and components. | - Review Door system designs and sketches. | - Learn to read system drawings and sketches. | - Redline drawings. | - Review System Design Descriptions for compressed air system. | - Create pneumatic diagrams. | - Coordinate document reviews and updates. | - Draft drawing/specification/calculations for engineer use. | - Generate/update reports and tracking tools and update engineering forms. | | Please note these important dates for our 2025 Summer Student Program: | - December 19th, 2024 - Last day for student internship applications to be accepted | - May 20th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program begins | - August 8th, 2025 - Summer internship Student Program concludes |
MSTS is seeking a Senior Counterintelligence (CI) Officer (CIO) with experience in the conduct of CI investigations and the production of intelligence information. The position will be in North Las Vegas, Nevada. The primary purpose of this position is to serve as a CIO/Reports Officer for Department of Energy (DOE) CI at the DOE’s Nevada Field Office and reporting to the Senior CIO, Las Vegas Field Office (LVFO). This Senior Safeguards & Security Specialist will be a part of the CI Team responsible for managing and implementing the CI Program that encompasses all contractor, sub-contractor and federal facilities associated with the NNSS. | | Key Responsibilities | - Conduct investigations of counterintelligence, terrorism and insider threats relevant to the protection of DOE National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) facilities and US national security. | - Develop and maintain professional relationships with United States Intelligence Community (IC) partners, to include but not limited to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). | - Conduct liaison with local intelligence and local law enforcement officials. | - Interface regularly with DOE Headquarters Office of Intelligence/ Counterintelligence (IN-20). | - Develop and maintain relationships with various NNSS departments including security and key technical and management officials. | - Analyze and strategically evaluate foreign intelligence collection as it relates to CI. | - Prepare reports of investigation, case analysis, briefings, operations and foreign intelligence threats to DOE. | - Brief and debrief individuals on the foreign intelligence and terrorism threat relevant to foreign travel, foreign visits and general foreign interactions. | - Collect relevant intelligence information, open inquiries and investigations, and resolve/exploit information as required. | - Perform other duties as assigned.
MSTS is seeking a Principal Counterintelligence (CI) Officer (CIO) with experience in the conduct of CI investigations and the production of intelligence information. The position will be in North Las Vegas, Nevada. The primary purpose of this position is to serve as a CIO/Reports Officer for Department of Energy (DOE) CI at the DOE’s Nevada Field Office and reporting to the Senior CIO, Las Vegas Field Office (LVFO). This Principal Safeguards & Security Specialist will be a part of the CI Team responsible for managing and implementing the CI Program that encompasses all contractor, sub-contractor and federal facilities associated with the NNSS. | | Key Responsibilities | - Conduct investigations of counterintelligence, terrorism and insider threats relevant to the protection of DOE National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) facilities and US national security. | - Develop and maintain professional relationships with United States Intelligence Community (IC) partners, to include but not limited to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). | - Conduct liaison with local intelligence and local law enforcement officials. | - Interface regularly with DOE Headquarters Office of Intelligence/ Counterintelligence (IN-20). | - Develop and maintain relationships with various NNSS departments including security and key technical and management officials. | - Analyze and strategically evaluate foreign intelligence collection as it relates to CI. | - Prepare reports of investigation, case analysis, briefings, operations and foreign intelligence threats to DOE. | - Brief and debrief individuals on the foreign intelligence and terrorism threat relevant to foreign travel, foreign visits and general foreign interactions. | - Collect relevant intelligence information, open inquiries and investigations, and resolve/exploit information as required. | - Perform other duties as assigned.
The primary role of the Senior Field Engineer is to support the construction department during activities for issue for construction (IFC) design packages of infrastructure projects. This may include construction projects, emerging project issues, providing support for project discovery, project scope development, support for identifying functional requirements for projects and systems. | | Key Responsibilities | - Participate in walk-downs, generate sketches, help develop conceptual designs, evaluate existing systems, and generate and/or review functional requirement documents. | - Ensure processes and deliverables comply 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 various design reviews of 30%, 60% 90%, and IFC. | - Verify and report on construction installation quantities (Material Take-off Lists or Bill of Materials). | - Interface with Project Engineering to facilitate responses to Requests for Information (RFIs), Field Change Requests (FCRs), and needed design changes. | - 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 internal subject matter expert with given engineering discipline. | - May serve as Project Field Engineer (PFE) to oversee large projects. | - Contribute to development of solutions to resolve construction issues. | - Ability to interpret codes and standards related to engineering discipline. | - Assist in the preparation of work plans and work packages. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
The Occupational Safety and Industrial Hygiene Department is looking for a high performing Scientist I with an attention to detail to provide industrial hygiene support to underground facilities and other projects. | | Key Responsibilities | - Support the Industrial Hygiene (IH) program for underground operations to include construction, maintenance, and experimentation activities primarily for the shift/swing shift. | - Maintain, operate, and ensure calibration of a variety of sampling and monitoring equipment. Verify monitoring equipment is functioning properly. | - Position involved indoor work in an office setting, outdoor work in construction areas, and underground work, activities in extreme temperatures, work in chemical protective clothing, and work with employees in all levels and professions. | - Conduct IH hazard characterization/work as required by the project under the direction of Management/IH representatives to characterize work areas. | - Perform and document activity hazard identification, exposure and risk assessments, and recommends control measures to mitigate hazards. | - Perform facility health hazard evaluations of various facilities. | - Attend re- and post-job meetings. Support activity level work package planning, development, and implementation. | - Observe and document work activities. | - Participate in IH Qualification Program. | - IH support to Mission Support and Test Services, LC (TS) employees, supervisors, and managers in assigned areas. Assignments include but are not limited to IH monitoring in underground locations, assisting other industrial hygienists collecting samples, and maintaining respiratory protection. | - Track and enter IH records in the Open Range database including exposure assessments, health hazard evaluations, battery room permits, designated hot work area permits, confined space evaluations, and equipment calibration data. | - Assist in collecting, compiling, and analyzing measurement data. Participate in field operations, data collection, and report generation. | - Identify work processes needing improvement and work IH Management on improving those identified areas. | - Perform other duties assigned IH Management. | - Coordinate submittal of samples (air, swipe, dosimetry) to the laboratory. | - Work with staff and management to prepare technical reports and recommendations on how to correct hazardous conditions. Utilize peer reviews and consults with more senior level staff and/or management to ensure work procedures/processes are in compliance with TS and governmental requirements. | - Will stop work if Occupational Safety and/or Industrial Hygiene requirements are compromised.
MSTS is seeking a dynamic, self-driven, and highly motivated individual to join our Waste Generator Services group. In this role you will provide support and perform characterization and management of waste (non-radioactive, RCRA, non-hazardous) to ensure applicable regulatory and permit requirements are achieved. Consult with co-workers to facilitate a coordinated and consistent waste characterization methodology. Coordinate between waste generators and regulators so that waste can be readily characterized, and disposal determinations are achieved as quickly as possible. Participate in field activities related to waste packaging, shipping and characterization of RCRA, TSCA and DOT-regulated waste. | | Key Responsibilities | - Support all NNSS waste activities | - Provide guidance on projects involving generation and regulatory timelines. | - Perform RCRA and TSCA (PCB) characterization. | - Perform DOT determinations and shipments for onsite and offsite TSDF shipments. | - Perform profiling of waste for compliant disposition per current regulations. | - Maintain storage configurations and inventories. | - Issue and maintain hazardous waste accumulation areas and logs. | - Perform other assigned tasks as assigned by manager.
Mission Support and Test Services, LLC (MSTS) is seeking a full-time Control System Technologist to work as part of a multidisciplinary team to provide diagnostic fielding and development support in a national laboratory environment. The Stockpile Experimentation & Operations (SEO) organization is looking for a highly motivated Control System Technologist to collaborate in the design, assembling, testing, maintaining, and operating of control systems used on high stake weapons physics experiments conducted at the Principal Underground Laboratory for Subcritical Experiments (Pulse) Complex and other facilities located at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS). | | Key Responsibilities | - Perform routine work of moderate complexity using technical skills with specific direction and oversight. | - Assist in the fabrication of control system panels and related hardware. | - Wire instruments and control panels. | - Assist in instrumentation checks and calibrations. | - Assist with control system acceptance tests. | - Perform maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of control systems and related hardware. | - Read and assist in the development of system schematics, wiring diagrams, and other related drawings. | - Perform and support the development, validation and updating of installation, operations and testing procedures, protocols, and checklists. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
Key Responsibilities | - Work as a member of a small team supporting engineers, scientists, and technicians in operating, maintaining, and testing, complex pulse power systems including discrete diagnostic systems. | - Support DPF operations. | - Support tritium operations. | - Support radiation detection aspects for NDSE mission. | - Support data acquisition during DPF operations. | - Guide implementation and utilization of tritium handling. | - Identify opportunities to increase efficiency of DPF Operations. | - Support WFO contracts for DPF activities (private sector, DOD, etc). | - Engage with the plasma physics R&D communities at NNSS, partner labs, and other outside organizations. | - Conducts research, data compilation, and data analysis associated with DPF experiments. | - Serves as a tritium-specific SME to the DPF team and management. | - Coaches and mentors new and less experienced scientists, engineers, and technicians. | - Develops and maintains DPF machine and operations documentation such as procedures and system drawings. | - Review project design and technical documents. | - Execute work in a disciplined manner to demonstrate compliance with company policies and procedures. | - Fulfill project objectives in highly multidisciplinary teams exercising sound judgment in collaboration with peers. | - Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within the program. | - Prepare technical and non-technical reports, procedures, and plans associated with DPF experiment operations. | - Perform other duties as assigned.
MSTS is seeking an Electrical Engineer I for its On-Site Design Engineering Team based in Mercury, NV. The team is responsible for providing support for project discovery, project scope development, support for identifying functional requirements for projects and systems, and providing support to the Construction Department. | | Key Responsibilities | - Participate in walk-downs, generate sketches, help develop conceptual designs, evaluate existing systems, and generate and/or review functional requirement documents. | - Prepare and check design drawings, specifications, calculations, system design descriptions, design analyses, single lines, etc. | - Determine code applicability as it pertains to electrical systems for both nuclear and non-nuclear applications. | - Perform power loading calculations, equipment sizing, cable sizing, system layouts, power plans, grounding plans, and lightning protection designs. | - Identify and design features to meet customer requirements, code requirements, and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design requirements or other energy efficiency requirements. | - Design National Fire Protection Agency 70 compliant designs along with other applicable national consensus requirements. | - Coordinate execution of assigned projects. | - Coordinate with multiple engineering disciplines, facility managers, project managers, and project engineers. | - Specify and evaluate work statements for subcontracts. | - Review and evaluate vendor bids and submittals. | - Contribute to strategies, reports and technical proposals. | - Build team relationships with technical staff and company organizations. | - Comply with established quality regulations and procedures for environment, safety, and health. | - Perform duties in a way that will not endanger self, other individuals, or violate environment, safety, health, and quality regulations. | - Promptly correct or report any hazard or potential hazard to management. | - Understand the principles associated with the MSTS safety concept. | - Must participate in and embrace MSTS environment, safety, health, and quality initiatives. |
The Nevada National Security Site is actively looking for an Electrical Engineer II to support the PULSE (Principal Underground Laboratory for Subcritical Experiments) Complex. The PULSE Complex is an underground nuclear facility located within the Forward Areas of the Nevada National Security Site that supports Subcritical Experiments performed by the Nuclear Weapons Laboratories. This position reports to the PULSE Engineering Manager. | | Key Responsibilities | - Responsible for maintaining overall cognizance of assigned electrical facility 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 (CM). Understand the functions and performance criteria for assigned systems per the Safety Basis and acts as the subject matter expert for assigned electrical systems. | - Conduct or oversees the In-service-Inspection and Technical Surveillance Requirement execution of assigned systems. | - Contribute to solutions of assignment-related problems and issues with a moderate scope and of moderate 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. Solutions may require evaluation of standards and processes. | - Participate in developing field programs and designs using pre-determined principles and practices. | - Select and implement computer applications for their field. | - Prepare or 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. | - Perform frequent coordination of discipline information with other departments within the company and with outside vendors. | - 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. | - Define specifications for procurements and initiates purchase requests. | - Monitor work of skilled technicians and other support personnel. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.
The Nevada National Security Site is actively looking for Electrical Engineer II to support our Device Assembly Facility (DAF). The DAF is a Hazard Category 2 Nuclear Facility located within the Forward Areas of the Nevada National Security Site. The DAF plays an integral part in supporting NNSA subcritical experiments, nuclear material management, stockpile surveillance and the National Criticality Experiments Research Center (NCERC). This position reports to the DAF Engineering Manager. | | Key Responsibilities | - Responsible for maintaining overall cognizance of assigned electrical facility 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. Maintain and update system documents for Configuration Management (CM). Understand the functions and performance criteria for assigned systems per the Safety Basis and acts as the subject matter expert for assigned electrical systems. | - Conduct or oversee the In-service-Inspection and Technical Surveillance Requirement execution of assigned systems. | - Contribute to solutions of assignment-related problems and issues with a moderate scope and of moderate 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. Solutions may require evaluation of standards and processes. | - Participate in developing field programs and designs using pre-determined principles and practices. | - Select and implement computer applications for their field. | - Prepare or 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. | - Perform frequent coordination of discipline information with other departments within the company and with outside vendors. | - 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. | - Define specifications for procurements and initiates purchase requests. | - Monitor work of skilled technicians and other support personnel. | - 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. | - Understand the principles associated with the Mission Support and Test Services, LLC (MSTS) safety concept. | - Participate in and embrace MSTS environment, safety, health, and quality initiatives. | - Perform other duties assigned by Management.