The candidate will join a team of scientists and engineers in a dynamic research environment at MSTS’s Los Alamos Office. | - Develop simulation models and data analysis codes in a wide range of scientific applications and will use these models and codes in the analysis of data from a variety of experiments. | - Will work with software programmers developing analysis code and be able to incorporate scientific code into practical analysis applications. | - Conduct independent research and develop research proposals. | - The candidate must have the flexibility and motivation to learn new programming languages and creative solutions to complex problems. | - Applications will vary from project to project and can include a wide range of topics such as developing scientific simulation software to solve complex scientific problems and developing code for data analysis. | - Must will be willing to support projects as they are needed and be self-motivated to learn skills and technologies outside their previous experience.
The successful candidate will contribute to a team of scientists and engineers building a next generation x-ray machine for stockpile stewardship applications. The candidate will contribute to the development and application of solid state electrical systems used as the drive for the machine. The team will work in multiple locations and the candidate will primarily support elements of the machine that are the responsibility of Lawrence Livermore National Lab. | | Key Responsibilities: | | - Prepare and/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. | - Mentors less experienced staff in specific discipline. | - Prepares concept designs and analytical methods | - Coordinates work with multiple project team members. | - Participate in the development of low to high Technology Readiness Level (TRL) innovations. | - Demonstrated ability to work with customers in the field when applying high TRL technologies to new experimental conditions. | - Engage with peer subject matter experts on decisions related to the advancement of RF, control systems, and pulsed power technologies in mission areas specific to NNSS strategic areas of focus. | - Project work may not be exclusive to this project. | - Participate on other project teams where their expertise is needed.
- Contributes 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 scientists. Solutions use established basic standards, practices and procedures as well as technical knowledge to address problems and complete tasks. | - Focus is on applying academic knowledge to the work environment and developing good work/team habits. | - Defines specifications for procurements and will initiate purchase requests. | - Able to follow established technical procedures and instructions. | - Assists in compiling and summarizing scientific data. Able to utilize technology solutions for both experimental and operational needs. | - Programs computational solutions in diverse developmental environments | - Assists in preparing reports and contributes to proposals. | - Builds direct relationships with the laboratory partners and will use scientific methods to experimental operations, also reporting on accomplishments to internal and external stakeholders. | - The primary work location will be North Las Vegas, NV. Work at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) will be required in support of these functions, as well as travel to NNSS remote sites, and the three National Security Laboratories.
- Provide field support for dynamic physics experiments within Stockpile Stewardship science program. | - Produce complex mechanical assemblies with tight tolerances. | - Design and fabricate prototype mechanical devices in support of a small team of R&D scientists and engineers. | - Work with engineers and scientists in the development and fielding of electrical, optical, and laser diagnostic data acquisition systems | - and developing new concepts. | - Responsible for operating diagnostic equipment such as oscilloscopes, function generators, delay generators, spectrum analyzers, fiber optic inspection and cleaning equipment, optical time domain reflectometers, spectrum analyzers, etc. | - Assist in researching, extracting, analyzing and compiling system documentation, data acquisition, and technical data. | - Ability to be a team member on specific event diagnostics as skills and experience permit. | - As a member of field support, you must be able to adapt to diverse field environments. | - Ability to do basic electronic work. | - Assists in researching, extracting, analyzing and compiling technical data. | - Assists in the preparation of reports, graphs, proposals, studies and correspondence. | - Assists in preliminary engineering analysis, conceptual design and engineering calculations. | - Assists in and review project design and technical documents. | - May perform drafting assignments, revise prints and prepare sketches. | - Work locations will include the North Las Vegas Facility and the Nevada National Security Site
- Provide field support for dynamic physics experiments within Stockpile Stewardship science program. | - Work with engineers and scientists in the development and fielding of electrical, optical, and laser diagnostic data acquisition systems. | - Responsible for operating diagnostic equipment such as oscilloscopes, function generators, delay generators, spectrum analyzers, fiber optic inspection and cleaning equipment, optical time domain refractometers, spectrum analyzers, etc. | - Assist in researching, extracting, analyzing and compiling system documentation, data acquisition, and technical data. | - Be a team member on specific event diagnostics as skills and experience permit. | - As a member of field support, you must be able to adapt to diverse field environments. | - Ability to do basic electronic work. | - Assists in researching, extracting, analyzing and compiling technical data. | - Assists in the preparation of reports, graphs, proposals, studies and correspondence. | - Assists in preliminary engineering analysis, conceptual design and engineering calculations. | - Assists in and review project design and technical documents. | - May perform drafting assignments, revise prints and prepare sketches. | - Work locations will include the North Las Vegas Facility and the Nevada National Security Site
- Ability to use computer aided design and drafting (CADD) software to create technical designs and drawings in research and development environment. | - Plans and conducts work requiring judgment in the evaluation, selection, application, and modification of mechanical parts and assemblies. | - Devises new approaches for designing and drafting complex chassis builds and mechanical assemblies. | - Plans and conducts independent work requiring judgment and experience in the application and substantial adaptation of operations techniques. | - Devises new approaches to operations problems. | - May provide direction and instruction to engineers, technicians, crafts, or others in the use of configuration management/CADD software for specific projects or tasks. | - Performs work that involves conventional practices but may include a variety of complex features such as conflicting requirements, unsuitability of conventional methods, or difficult coordination requirements. | - Plans, guides, or prepares administrative and technical documents as required for the design and build of complex assemblies. | - Coordinates project assignments among engineers, project managers, clients, and vendors. Applies accepted technical standards to design drawings. | - Requires everyday collaboration with engineers, vendors, and other designers in order to make sure that design details are handled appropriately.
The Remote Sensing Laboratory, located on Nellis Air Force Base, seeks a talented individual to support emergency response operations for National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) response assets. | - Perform an array of tasks associated with the on-call duty rosters for all radiological response teams. | - This will include a variety of complex tasks associated with compiling, distributing, maintaining, and archiving the on-call duty rosters. | - Responsible for an established set of tasks related to building team rosters in the emergency response notification system. | - Require execution of notifications, as required to satisfy weekly/monthly requirements and unplanned notifications in support of operations, exercises, trainings, and real-world events. | - Assist, as required, with maintaining reports and official records associated with training requirements for response teams. | - Must qualify as an emergency responder, and serve as a home team member; executing requirements in a variety of roles. | - Perform related work and emerging requirements, as assigned by the section Supervisor. | - Must possess excellent customer service skills, and have the ability to interface professionally, internal and external to the organization. | - Maintain confidentiality and display a professional demeanor in daily activities. | - Perform related work as assigned by Manager
The selected candidate will work to develop technologies relevant to the National Nuclear Security Administration's Stockpile Stewardship Program. | - Focus areas will include the application of laser and optical technologies to the calibration of high speed imaging imagers. | - Participate in the development of low Technology Readiness Level (TRL) innovations and transition those innovations to the field. | - Will mentor with experts and be part of a high-performing team. | - Additional areas of technical exposure and development will include electro-optic systems, fiber optic systems, class IV lasers, prototype electronic systems, control system software (LabView) | - Will engage in design and technical analysis activities using prescribed codes and standards, computer software, and generally accepted best management practices. | - Requires technical presentations to include design reviews and technical publication in peer reviewed journals.
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 the multiple Directorates, Program and Project Managers, and scientific team leaders and team members within the department. | - Coordinate tracking of project milestones and deliverables | - Track project budgets and costs and provide periodic reports internally to team leaders and department manager | - Coordinate preparation, review and submission of reports and publications | - Coordinate proposal formatting and assembly of forms and prepare preliminary proposal budget documents | - Submit travel reimbursement requests | - Coordinate with visitors for schedule, tours, passed clearances, events | - Track funding opportunities and circulating solicitation information – check eligibility | - Track program achievements (publications, patents, presentations) | - 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 periodic budget and schedule data for department planning and corporate data requests | - Assist Department manager in personnel allocation planning and coordination of personnel performance review
The selected applicant will work to develop technologies relevant to the National Nuclear Security Administration's Stockpile Stewardship Program. | - Focus areas will include the innovation of advancements for Broadband Laser Ranging (BLR) and Photon Doppler Velocimetry (PDV) technologies and their experimental application. | - Participate in the development of low Technology Readiness Level (TRL) innovations and transition those innovations to the field. | - Candidate will mentor with experts and be part of a high-performing team. | - Additional areas of technical exposure and development will include microwave radiation, electro-optic systems, fiber optic systems, and pulsed power technologies. | - Will engage in design and technical analysis activities using prescribed codes and standards, computer software, and generally accepted best management practices. | - The job requires technical presentations to include design reviews and technical publication in peer-reviewed journals.
This position reports to the Conduct of Operations (CONOPS) Manager of the Operations Assurance Division within the Mission Assurance Directorate. | - Serves as a Subject Matter Expertise (SME) for Conduct of Operations principles (shift turnover, communications, repeat backs, procedure/compliance, log-keeping, required reading, on-shift training, out-of-specifications, alarm response, lockout/tagout, etc.) as disseminated through company policies, directives, and established work processes. | - Initial assignment includes assisting facility and project management within hazard category (HazCat) 1, 2, and 3 nuclear facilities with development of CONOPS culture founded upon specific hazards presented. | - Provide support and feedback during 3 year matrix updates as required per DOE O 422.1, “Conduct of Operations.” | - Serve as an analysis team member in support document reviews, interviews and report writing. | - Provide coaching to facility, project, and other company personnel concerning expected performance of company policies, directives, and established work processes. | - Accurately convey operational and organizational performance results with the appropriate facility management, project management, and National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Field Office (NNSA/NFO) Facility Representative. | - Exercise independent judgment within level of responsibility as a CONOPS representative while allocated to a facility, project, document or procedure review team, or other working groups as directed. | - Support facility critiques and fact finding activities when required. | - Apply knowledge and training to ensure all activities are conducted safely and consistently in compliance with applicable requirements.
- Support work within the Software Development Section for the Remote Sensing Laboratory. | - Will serve as an emergency response team member and deploy on exercise or real-world deployments, sometimes on short notice. | - Serve as software specialist on emergency response team duty rosters. | - Knowledge of implementation of complex database-driven systems using C# and the .Net framework. | - Some experience with html5 and Angular preferred. | - Coordinates assigned projects to meet team needs. | - Receives general direction and technical guidance on issues and shares with team. | - Design, develop, and test custom solutions in C#, Java, and associated technologies. | - Work within small teams on projects involving technical integration, research and development, and emergency response operations. | - Maintain confidentiality and a professional demeanor in daily activities. | - Perform related work as assigned by Manager
- Support work within the Software Development Section for the Remote Sensing Laboratory. | - Design, develop, and test custom solutions in C#, Java, and associated technologies. | - Work within small teams on projects involving technical integration, research and development, and emergency response operations. | - Maintain confidentiality and a professional demeanor in daily activities. | - Perform related work as assigned by Manager.
This position is for a summer hire supporting the Resource Planning and Integration Office. Qualified applicants will be considered for a position in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Responsibilities may include: | - Support the development of multi-year performance measurement baselines, including cost, schedule, risk, and subcontract planning | - Resource analysis and functional planning | - Process development and refinement | - Logistical analysis and prioritization | - Perform data integrity checks from various systems | - Assist in developing metrics to support the measurement of performance to cost and schedule objectives | - Perform detailed analysis of project costs, performance, forecasts, and funds status | - Prepare reports to reflect program/project status, cost and schedule trends, funding and project uncertainties | - Support project deliverables and assist in the development of project reviews for internal and external customer briefings | - 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
- Direct all phases of programs for multiple SPP/SIPP customers with varying levels of complexity of scope, unique customer requirements and or visibility from inception through completion | - Lead through example in a matrixed IPT structure | - Responsible for the cost, schedule and technical performance including risk identification and mitigation | - Participate in the negotiation of contracts and contract changes | - Coordinate the preparation of proposals, business plans, proposal work statements and specifications, operating budgets and financial terms/conditions of contracts | - Act as primary customer contact for program activities, leading program review sessions with customer to discuss cost, schedule and technical performance | - Support the Execution team in application of advanced principles, theories, concepts and techniques to provide solutions to a variety of technical problems | - Support new business development including expand the scope for current programs | - Establish milestones and monitor adherence to master plans and schedules | - Identify program problems and obtains solutions, such as allocation of resources or changing contractual specifications | - Directs the work of employees assigned to the program from technical and administrative areas (includes subcontracts) | - Scope of responsibility is $50M - $100M and includes responsibility for mentoring other Program Managers, Project Managers, and Project Control Specialists
- Serve as a Senior Infrastructure Analyst for the Emergency Communications Network (ECN) Department at the Remote Sensing Laboratory, Nellis (RSLN) on Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. | - Responsible for supporting ECN programs and projects. | - Will manage and assist with the installation operation, and maintenance of the network infrastructure equipment including CISCO routers, switches and Communications Managers. | - Write technical proposals, procedures and preparing network design documentation. | - Provide Network and System diagnostics, troubleshooting, reconfiguration, service restoration and tracking as required. | - Support national emergency response groups’ emergency response drills, exercises, and real world events through on-call availability and travel via commercial and military aircraft when required. | - Contribute in a team environment to evaluate new technologies provide technical troubleshooting support, and provide recommendations for the direction of future LAN/WAN Client Server environments. | - Travel as part of an installation or restoration team when directed and participate as a deployed member of the National Emergency Response Groups when required. | - Promotes project management best practices and continuous improvement. | - Perform related work as assigned by supervisor. |
- Serve as a Principal Infrastructure Analyst for the Emergency Communications Network (ECN) Section at the Remote Sensing Laboratory - Nellis. | - Responsible for supporting ECN programs and projects. | - Will manage and assist with the installation, operation and maintenance of the network infrastructure equipment including CISCO routers, switches and Communications Managers. | - Write technical proposals, procedures and preparing network design documentation. | - Provide Network and System diagnostics, troubleshooting, reconfiguration, service restoration and tracking as required. | - Support national emergency response groups’ emergency response drills, exercises, and real world events through on-call availability and travel via commercial and military aircraft when required. | - Contribute in a team environment to evaluate new technologies provide technical troubleshooting support, and provide recommendations for the direction of future LAN/WAN Client Server environments. | - Travel as part of an installation or restoration team when directed and participate as a deployed member of the National Emergency Response Groups when required. | - Promotes project management best practices and continuous improvement. | - Performs related work as assigned by supervisor. | |
Serve as a Sr. Cyber Security Analyst for the Emergency Communications Network (ECN) Department at the Remote Sensing Laboratory, Nellis (RSLN) on Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. | - The Senior Cyber Security Analyst will assist with the installation, operation and maintenance of the Cyber Security Solutions as it relates to network infrastructure equipment including CISCO routers, switches and Communications Managers on existing and future network sites. | - Assists with projects including scheduling, budgeting, cost estimation, tracking, and reporting. | - Supports and ensures implementation of all Cyber Security directives; provides leadership and motivates staff; and may be designated to act in the capacity of a lead by a Supervisor or Manager in their absence, as necessary. | - Researches hackers, hacker techniques, vulnerabilities, exploits, and provides detailed briefings and intelligence reports. | - Supports design/deployment/maintenance of new and existing security infrastructure capabilities. | - Assist with a variety of Cyber Security policy compliance tasks such as discovering unauthorized devices, conducting site surveys for noncompliance and ensuring network access requirements are met. | - Performs compliance scans related to network devices for vulnerabilities and configuration baseline compliance and reports findings. | - Reviews Cyber Security threat information and participates in escalation of mitigating vulnerabilities identified. | - May monitor intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS). | - Writes technical proposals, procedures and preparing network design documentation. | - Assists the Information Security Site Manager (ISSM) and Information Safeguards and Security Officer (ISSO) with the execution of their assigned duties. | - Acts as liaison and collaborates with Cyber Security, IT staff, Counterintelligence, the customer, other organizations (within NvE and at other Department of Energy (DOE) sites), United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US CERT) and law enforcement. | - Support national emergency response groups’ emergency response drills, exercises, and real world events through on-call availability and travel via commercial and military aircraft when required. | - Contribute in a team environment to evaluate new technologies and provide recommendations. | - Travel as part of an installation or restoration team when directed and participate as a deployed member of the National Emergency Response Groups when required. | - Promotes project management best practices and coaches project team members in applying the necessary skills, knowledge and abilities that promote project success and continuous improvement.
- Serves as an Infrastructure Analyst II for the Emergency Communications Network (ECN) Section at the Remote Sensing Laboratory, Nellis (RSLN) on Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. | - Assists with the installation, operation, builds and maintenance of the Network Infrastructure Equipment, Software, Hardware, Video Teleconference, Audio Visual and Next Generation Kits. | - Works with specific task direction and supervision from ECN Technical Staff. | - Learns basic technical procedures for data collection and measurement. Performs routine work with supervision. | - Supervisor reviews work for overall quality and adherence to procedures. | - Responsible for supporting ECN programs and projects. | - Assists with the installation, operation and maintenance of the audio-visual infrastructure equipment including CISCO codes, various monitors and other AV integration devices. | - Provides support to Video Teleconferencing System, troubleshooting, reconfiguration, and scheduling as required. | - Support National Emergency Response group’s emergency response drills, exercises and real world events through on-call availability and travel via commercial and military aircraft when required. | - Travel as part of an installation or restoration team when directed
- Serve as a Network Engineer for the Emergency Communications Network (ECN) Department at the Remote Sensing Laboratory, Nellis (RSLN) on Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. | - The Network Engineer is responsible for supporting ECN programs and projects. | - The Network Engineer will manage and assist with the installation operation, and maintenance of the network infrastructure equipment including CISCO routers, switches and Communications Managers. | - Write technical proposals, procedures and preparing network design documentation. | - Provide Network and System diagnostics, troubleshooting, reconfiguration, service restoration and tracking as required. | - Support national emergency response groups’ emergency response drills, exercises, and real world events through on-call availability and travel via commercial and military aircraft when required. | - Contribute in a team environment to evaluate new technologies provide technical troubleshooting support, and provide recommendations for the direction of future LAN/WAN Client Server environments. | - Travel as part of an installation or restoration team when directed and participate as a deployed member of the National Emergency Response Groups when required. | - Promotes project management best practices and continuous improvement. | - Perform related work as assigned by supervisor. |