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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Combat Simulation Systems Analyst based in Livermore. This role centers on the development and analysis of combat simulation systems that contribute to military training and research efforts.
Role overview
The position involves technical analysis of simulation platforms and active participation in projects aimed at enhancing training methods for military use. Collaboration with team members and stakeholders is a key part of the work, as projects often require input from multiple disciplines.
Key responsibilities
Develop and analyze combat simulation systems for military training and research.
Conduct technical analysis to assess and improve simulation effectiveness.
Work with project teams to advance training methods for military applications.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Combat Simulation Systems Analyst based in Livermore. This role centers on the development and analysis of combat simulation systems that contribute to military training and research efforts. Role overview The position involves technical analysis of simulation platforms and active participation in projects a…
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Nuclear Enterprise Systems Analyst in Livermore. This role plays a part in supporting the Laboratory’s mission to ensure the safety and reliability of the nuclear deterrent. What you will do Work as part of a team that examines and improves complex systems related to nuclear enterprise operations. Provide analysis that helps inform important decisions impacting the Laboratory’s mission. Role focus This position centers on supporting national security objectives by analyzing systems and processes. The work involves collaborating with colleagues to identify areas for improvement and deliver insights that guide leadership. Location This position is based in Livermore, California.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Senior Nuclear Enterprise Systems Analyst based in Livermore. This role centers on improving and maintaining nuclear enterprise systems that play a vital part in national security efforts. The position calls for deep technical expertise to boost system performance and reliability. What you will do Enhance and optimize nuclear enterprise systems to align with mission needs Review current processes and pinpoint areas that could work better Safeguard the integrity and security of essential systems Work on projects that directly support national security goals Requirements Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities Background working with complex enterprise systems Dedication to upholding high standards of system integrity
Join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Resilient Infrastructure Systems Analyst. In this role, you will be integral in analyzing and improving the resilience of critical infrastructure systems. You will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to deliver innovative solutions that enhance the robustness and reliability of our infrastructure.
We are seeking multiple talented Power Grid Dynamics Engineers to engage in innovative research focused on power system modeling and simulation, analysis, planning, operational resilience, and lab testing of devices and integrated systems. In this role, you will contribute to LLNL’s Cyber and Infrastructure Resilience (CIR) program, which is dedicated to enhancing electric grid infrastructure. You will collaborate on research projects funded by the Department of Energy, the State of California, and various private sector partners. These positions are situated within the Computational Engineering Division (CED) of the Engineering Directorate.Depending on your specific role, you may have the opportunity to work in a hybrid schedule that combines in-person and virtual work arrangements, allowing for flexibility to work from home on certain days.Positions will be filled based on your expertise and relevant experience, with specific responsibilities assigned according to the level for which you are hired.Your Responsibilities:Conduct research in power grid dynamics modeling, transient stability, and electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulation.Present both formal and informal updates on research progress during group meetings.Develop independent research initiatives that complement team efforts and engage with a diverse range of scientists both within and outside the Laboratory.Assist in crafting grant proposals and work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team environment to achieve research objectives.Fulfill additional duties as assigned.Additional Responsibilities at SES.2 Level:Support complex research projects with competing priorities and implement advanced research concepts in a multidisciplinary team environment where commitment to deadlines is critical for project success.Publish research findings in external peer-reviewed scientific journals and participate in conferences and workshops.Engage directly with sponsors and partners and contribute to the growth of new program initiatives.
We are seeking a dedicated Manager of Target Layering Systems to lead the target layering process at the National Ignition Facility (NIF). In this pivotal role, you will oversee the meticulous layering activities essential for enhancing and expanding the functionality of our operations. Target layering involves the growth of a thin ice layer within a target capsule, utilizing sophisticated scripts and precise temperature control methodologies.Your responsibilities will include providing advanced technical solutions to the operations staff, optimizing both layering and x-ray operations processes. As a 24-hour facility, this position demands off-hours support for troubleshooting and technical guidance. You will be joining the Laser Systems Engineering & Operations (LSEO) Division within the Engineering Directorate.Key Responsibilities:Deliver innovative technical expertise through MATLAB process control code for the layering operations, focusing on cryogenic target systems, temperature control, and x-ray systems.Lead the creation and execution of test plans following industry best practices, ensuring that results are reproducible and thoroughly documented.Address complex technical challenges, completing tasks with minimal supervision while reporting outcomes effectively.Collaborate with Subject Matter Experts to develop comprehensive procedures for target layering operations and associated activities.Work closely with Cryo Operations staff and management to ensure adherence to established procedures and safety protocols during layered target experiments.Conduct training and qualification sessions for Cryogenic System Operators in target layering and x-ray diagnostics.Analyze operational metrics and trends to derive insights for best practices and process enhancements.Take ownership of all layering-related challenges within the facility, providing guidance as necessary.Perform additional duties as assigned.
Join our innovative team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Target Experimental Systems Manager. In this pivotal role, you will lead and oversee experimental systems designed to enhance our research capabilities. Your expertise will be essential in managing complex projects, ensuring adherence to safety protocols, and driving the success of experimental initiatives.
Join our dynamic team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Mechanical - Structural Analyst. In this exciting role, you will contribute to innovative projects by applying your analytical skills to assess mechanical and structural systems. This position is ideal for recent graduates looking to launch their careers in engineering and contribute to cutting-edge research.
Join the team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Spacecraft Systems Engineer. In this pivotal role, you will leverage your engineering expertise to develop and manage innovative spacecraft systems that support our cutting-edge research and technology initiatives. You will collaborate with a diverse team of professionals to design, implement, and optimize spacecraft systems, ensuring their efficiency and reliability in various mission scenarios.
We are excited to announce multiple openings for a Control Systems Engineer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). In this dynamic role, you will be instrumental in crafting innovative engineering solutions to develop, implement, and sustain the control systems hardware at the National Ignition Facility (NIF) — the world’s most powerful pulsed laser system that recently contributed to a significant breakthrough in fusion research. With an impressive network of over 60,000 control points throughout the facility, many of NIF's subsystems rely on cutting-edge control technologies.Your contributions will enhance the engineering design, development, and upgrades of hardware systems, thereby improving performance and reliability. This position is housed within the Laser Systems Engineering and Operations (LSEO) Division of our Engineering Directorate.Please note that this position necessitates full-time, on-site work due to the hands-on nature of the responsibilities.This role will be filled at either entry or higher level depending on the candidate's knowledge and experience as assessed by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities will be assigned if the higher level is filled.Your Responsibilities Include:Operating under general direction while adhering to established procedures, utilizing foundational knowledge and standard techniques to address challenges and contribute to project milestones.Providing hardware and software solutions that underpin the definition, design, documentation, assembly, fielding, and maintenance of control systems, including utility systems, safety systems, and laser alignment diagnostics hardware.Engaging in daily activities that involve engineering support for the deployment, activation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance of control systems of limited complexity, employing standard methodologies.Assisting in the development and maintenance of system requirement specifications and control system designs under the guidance of senior engineers, ensuring alignment with project objectives and standards.Reducing project risks by participating in formal and informal design reviews, offering insights on technical issues, and implementing feedback from senior staff.Maintaining open communication with scientists, engineers, technicians, and designers to foster collaboration, provide updates on assigned tasks, and facilitate communication with end users.Supporting the NIF operations team by troubleshooting facility-related issues and planned work affecting control systems.Participating in the reactive maintenance on-call rotation as required.Performing other duties as assigned.Additional Responsibilities at the SES.2 Level:Working under limited direction with moderate responsibility, leveraging extensive knowledge and exercising independent judgment to determine methods and recommend improvements.
Join the pioneering team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Pulsed Power Engineer, specializing in laser and experimental systems. In this exciting role, you will contribute to cutting-edge research and development projects that advance our understanding and application of pulsed power technology. You will collaborate with a diverse team of scientists and engineers to design, test, and optimize experimental setups that push the boundaries of innovation.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory seeks a Safety Basis Analyst Associate based in Livermore. This position plays a key part in preparing and maintaining safety basis documentation for nuclear facilities. Role overview The Safety Basis Analyst Associate works alongside a team of specialists to ensure all documentation aligns with regulatory requirements. The team’s efforts help reinforce the laboratory’s commitment to a strong safety culture. What you will do Support the development and ongoing maintenance of safety basis documents for nuclear operations. Collaborate with other safety professionals to meet regulatory standards. Contribute to initiatives that promote and strengthen safety practices across the lab.
Join the innovative team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Power Electronics Engineer specializing in Laser and Experimental Systems. In this exciting role, you will contribute to the design, development, and testing of cutting-edge power electronics technologies that support advanced laser systems and experimental research.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking a Mechanical and Structural Analyst in Livermore. This position centers on contributing to projects that push the limits of engineering and technology. Role overview The Mechanical and Structural Analyst will participate in technical efforts that require creative problem-solving and a strong grasp of engineering fundamentals. Assignments may involve analyzing mechanical systems, evaluating structural performance, and supporting the development of advanced solutions. Key responsibilities Work on projects that explore new approaches in mechanical and structural engineering. Apply analytical methods to assess system performance and reliability. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams within LLNL. Location This role is based on-site in Livermore, California.
Role overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory seeks a W87-1 System Test and Qualification Leader in Livermore. This position centers on leading testing and qualification efforts for key defense systems. An active security clearance is required for this role. Key responsibilities Lead system test and qualification activities for the W87-1 program Maintain high standards for quality and reliability in all work Promote process improvements throughout each testing and qualification phase Collaborate with cross-functional teams to help achieve project milestones Requirements Active security clearance Background in system testing and qualification within defense or a related field Strong skills in collaboration and communication
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) seeks a Senior Systems Project Engineer to design, implement, and manage complex systems projects. This position supports initiatives that advance national security and scientific research. Role overview The Senior Systems Project Engineer works closely with multidisciplinary teams, contributing technical expertise and project leadership. The focus is on delivering solutions that meet demanding requirements and support LLNL’s mission. Key responsibilities Design and oversee implementation of advanced systems projects Manage project timelines, resources, and deliverables Collaborate with scientists, engineers, and other professionals to achieve project goals Impact This role directly supports LLNL’s commitment to innovation in national security and scientific progress by ensuring the success of critical systems projects.
We are excited to announce a position for a Senior Systems Engineer focused on promoting the integration of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), as well as digital requirements management and other digital engineering methodologies within the Weapon Technologies and Engineering (WTE) Program of the Deterrence Capabilities Group. In this role, you will act as a vital cross-functional product expert and a trusted advisor, guiding engineering teams in leveraging digital engineering tools and processes to their fullest potential, including discrete requirements management and MBSE.Your collaboration with multidisciplinary teams will be essential in advancing MBSE and related digital engineering practices. You will contribute to shaping business processes, provide training, and serve as a key link between solution providers and end users, ensuring effective adoption and integration of tools. You will also play a crucial role in advocating for digital engineering practices and fostering communities of practice. This position is embedded within the Deterrence Capabilities Group (DCG) of the Defense Technologies Engineering Division (DTED), directly supporting the WTE Program.This role may offer a hybrid work schedule, providing the opportunity to work from home one day per week after the initial probationary period. The specifics of the hybrid schedule will depend on team and organizational needs.Depending on your qualifications and experience, this position may be filled at different levels, with additional responsibilities outlined below for higher-level placements.Your Responsibilities:Act as a primary liaison between weapon systems engineers and digital solution providers, facilitating the adoption of NSE-wide digital engineering solutions to create a cohesive digital thread.Support Strategic Deterrence (SD) in the development of MBSE infrastructure and capabilities, which includes defining policies, enhancing processes, and delivering training in advanced digital engineering methodologies.Mentor and educate staff in requirements management, MBSE tools, techniques, and best practices, in collaboration with DCG, System Engineering and Integration (SE&I), WTE, and SD Applications Program personnel.Contribute to the development of technical requirements for components and subsystems, including performance requirements, interface management, and traceability to verification activities.Collaborate with external agencies and partners on joint digital engineering initiatives and integration projects.Promote the discipline of systems engineering and modern digital engineering tools and practices to advance the objectives of the WTE and SD programs.Ensure timely and effective communication regarding program risks and requirements to leadership.
Join our dynamic team at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Controls Engineer. You will play a key role in supporting the Controls Engineering and Maintenance group within the National Ignition Facility & Photon Science (NIF&PS) Directorate, renowned for housing the world’s most powerful laser. This is an extraordinary opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking scientific achievements, including the historic fusion ignition that has opened new frontiers in physics and fusion energy exploration.Your responsibilities will include the development, implementation, and maintenance of industrial control systems, focusing primarily on programmable logic controllers (PLCs). These systems will range from simple to complex automation controls and will support various applications such as ultra-high vacuum systems, cooling systems, laser diagnostics, machine protection systems, and personnel safety interlocked systems, utilizing platforms like Rockwell PLCs and other OEM systems.The position is part of the Laser Systems Engineering and Operations (LSEO) Division, within the Engineering Directorate.Key Responsibilities:Work autonomously with minimal oversight, leveraging advanced technical knowledge and judgment to establish objectives, prioritize tasks, allocate resources, and collaborate on innovative project solutions aligned with organizational goals.Deliver effective control system solutions for complex challenges through thorough analysis and independent decision-making.Engage with multidisciplinary teams to define and maintain control system requirements.Develop software solutions for device-level controls, automated processes, and supervisory applications, including controller applications and graphical user interfaces.Participate in both formal and informal code and design reviews.Contribute to software development while adhering to strict configuration management protocols.Collaborate with hardware engineers to design robust industrial control systems, identifying necessary hardware, software, and communication protocols for effective device/controller interfaces.Partner with hardware installers to ensure seamless integration with associated software.Assist system managers and software testers in creating and executing test procedures.Utilize advanced technical expertise to support intricate troubleshooting efforts.Conduct Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) research to enhance control system architecture.Mentor junior staff, providing guidance during production and commissioning activities on subsystems.Participate in an on-call rotation to support the operations team outside of standard business hours.
Overview:Inertia is on the lookout for a talented Cryogenics Engineer to spearhead the design and advancement of systems dedicated to layering deuterium-tritium (DT) fuel in inertial fusion energy (IFE) targets. This role encompasses the complete spectrum from prototyping to mass production systems, achieving target throughput rates of a few Hertz. The engineer will be responsible for transitioning targets from room temperature to cryogenic conditions for efficient fuel condensing and layering, ultimately passing them to a target injector (launcher) for acceleration into the power plant chamber. The development will also encompass the cryogenics systems necessary for housing the injector, making these elements vital for fueling the Inertia fusion power plant.Primary Responsibilities:Lead the design and development of cryogenics systems for effective fuel layering in IFE targets.Create and refine cryogenic systems for target injector housing, contributing to injector design efforts.Develop and implement tests to assess the performance of cryogenic systems and analyze resultant data.Support additional cryogenic projects related to power plants, including tritium recovery, purification systems, and chamber gas recirculation.Qualifications:Required:Ph.D. or Master’s degree (or equivalent experience) in Engineering, Applied Physics, Physics, or a related field.Proven experience in designing and developing sophisticated cryogenics systems.Demonstrated capability in modeling static heat loads and transient cooldowns in cryogenic environments.Exceptional analytical skills with a focus on data measurement and analysis.Preferred:Experience with cryogenic mechanical and fluid handling systems.Background in designing systems for handling deuterium-tritium (DT).Familiarity with fusion cryogenic systems.Experience with various closed-loop cryogenic plant equipment.Proficiency in FEM or FDM codes.Salary & Benefits:The base salary range for this role is $125,000 - $200,000; actual compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and education.
Join our team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Control Systems Engineer, where you will contribute to cutting-edge projects in advanced control systems. As an entry-level engineer, you will work under the guidance of experienced professionals to design, analyze, and implement state-of-the-art control systems that enhance operational efficiency and safety.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Combat Simulation Systems Analyst based in Livermore. This role centers on the development and analysis of combat simulation systems that contribute to military training and research efforts. Role overview The position involves technical analysis of simulation platforms and active participation in projects a…
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Nuclear Enterprise Systems Analyst in Livermore. This role plays a part in supporting the Laboratory’s mission to ensure the safety and reliability of the nuclear deterrent. What you will do Work as part of a team that examines and improves complex systems related to nuclear enterprise operations. Provide analysis that helps inform important decisions impacting the Laboratory’s mission. Role focus This position centers on supporting national security objectives by analyzing systems and processes. The work involves collaborating with colleagues to identify areas for improvement and deliver insights that guide leadership. Location This position is based in Livermore, California.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Senior Nuclear Enterprise Systems Analyst based in Livermore. This role centers on improving and maintaining nuclear enterprise systems that play a vital part in national security efforts. The position calls for deep technical expertise to boost system performance and reliability. What you will do Enhance and optimize nuclear enterprise systems to align with mission needs Review current processes and pinpoint areas that could work better Safeguard the integrity and security of essential systems Work on projects that directly support national security goals Requirements Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities Background working with complex enterprise systems Dedication to upholding high standards of system integrity
Join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Resilient Infrastructure Systems Analyst. In this role, you will be integral in analyzing and improving the resilience of critical infrastructure systems. You will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to deliver innovative solutions that enhance the robustness and reliability of our infrastructure.
We are seeking multiple talented Power Grid Dynamics Engineers to engage in innovative research focused on power system modeling and simulation, analysis, planning, operational resilience, and lab testing of devices and integrated systems. In this role, you will contribute to LLNL’s Cyber and Infrastructure Resilience (CIR) program, which is dedicated to enhancing electric grid infrastructure. You will collaborate on research projects funded by the Department of Energy, the State of California, and various private sector partners. These positions are situated within the Computational Engineering Division (CED) of the Engineering Directorate.Depending on your specific role, you may have the opportunity to work in a hybrid schedule that combines in-person and virtual work arrangements, allowing for flexibility to work from home on certain days.Positions will be filled based on your expertise and relevant experience, with specific responsibilities assigned according to the level for which you are hired.Your Responsibilities:Conduct research in power grid dynamics modeling, transient stability, and electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulation.Present both formal and informal updates on research progress during group meetings.Develop independent research initiatives that complement team efforts and engage with a diverse range of scientists both within and outside the Laboratory.Assist in crafting grant proposals and work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team environment to achieve research objectives.Fulfill additional duties as assigned.Additional Responsibilities at SES.2 Level:Support complex research projects with competing priorities and implement advanced research concepts in a multidisciplinary team environment where commitment to deadlines is critical for project success.Publish research findings in external peer-reviewed scientific journals and participate in conferences and workshops.Engage directly with sponsors and partners and contribute to the growth of new program initiatives.
We are seeking a dedicated Manager of Target Layering Systems to lead the target layering process at the National Ignition Facility (NIF). In this pivotal role, you will oversee the meticulous layering activities essential for enhancing and expanding the functionality of our operations. Target layering involves the growth of a thin ice layer within a target capsule, utilizing sophisticated scripts and precise temperature control methodologies.Your responsibilities will include providing advanced technical solutions to the operations staff, optimizing both layering and x-ray operations processes. As a 24-hour facility, this position demands off-hours support for troubleshooting and technical guidance. You will be joining the Laser Systems Engineering & Operations (LSEO) Division within the Engineering Directorate.Key Responsibilities:Deliver innovative technical expertise through MATLAB process control code for the layering operations, focusing on cryogenic target systems, temperature control, and x-ray systems.Lead the creation and execution of test plans following industry best practices, ensuring that results are reproducible and thoroughly documented.Address complex technical challenges, completing tasks with minimal supervision while reporting outcomes effectively.Collaborate with Subject Matter Experts to develop comprehensive procedures for target layering operations and associated activities.Work closely with Cryo Operations staff and management to ensure adherence to established procedures and safety protocols during layered target experiments.Conduct training and qualification sessions for Cryogenic System Operators in target layering and x-ray diagnostics.Analyze operational metrics and trends to derive insights for best practices and process enhancements.Take ownership of all layering-related challenges within the facility, providing guidance as necessary.Perform additional duties as assigned.
Join our innovative team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Target Experimental Systems Manager. In this pivotal role, you will lead and oversee experimental systems designed to enhance our research capabilities. Your expertise will be essential in managing complex projects, ensuring adherence to safety protocols, and driving the success of experimental initiatives.
Join our dynamic team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Mechanical - Structural Analyst. In this exciting role, you will contribute to innovative projects by applying your analytical skills to assess mechanical and structural systems. This position is ideal for recent graduates looking to launch their careers in engineering and contribute to cutting-edge research.
Join the team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Spacecraft Systems Engineer. In this pivotal role, you will leverage your engineering expertise to develop and manage innovative spacecraft systems that support our cutting-edge research and technology initiatives. You will collaborate with a diverse team of professionals to design, implement, and optimize spacecraft systems, ensuring their efficiency and reliability in various mission scenarios.
We are excited to announce multiple openings for a Control Systems Engineer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). In this dynamic role, you will be instrumental in crafting innovative engineering solutions to develop, implement, and sustain the control systems hardware at the National Ignition Facility (NIF) — the world’s most powerful pulsed laser system that recently contributed to a significant breakthrough in fusion research. With an impressive network of over 60,000 control points throughout the facility, many of NIF's subsystems rely on cutting-edge control technologies.Your contributions will enhance the engineering design, development, and upgrades of hardware systems, thereby improving performance and reliability. This position is housed within the Laser Systems Engineering and Operations (LSEO) Division of our Engineering Directorate.Please note that this position necessitates full-time, on-site work due to the hands-on nature of the responsibilities.This role will be filled at either entry or higher level depending on the candidate's knowledge and experience as assessed by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities will be assigned if the higher level is filled.Your Responsibilities Include:Operating under general direction while adhering to established procedures, utilizing foundational knowledge and standard techniques to address challenges and contribute to project milestones.Providing hardware and software solutions that underpin the definition, design, documentation, assembly, fielding, and maintenance of control systems, including utility systems, safety systems, and laser alignment diagnostics hardware.Engaging in daily activities that involve engineering support for the deployment, activation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance of control systems of limited complexity, employing standard methodologies.Assisting in the development and maintenance of system requirement specifications and control system designs under the guidance of senior engineers, ensuring alignment with project objectives and standards.Reducing project risks by participating in formal and informal design reviews, offering insights on technical issues, and implementing feedback from senior staff.Maintaining open communication with scientists, engineers, technicians, and designers to foster collaboration, provide updates on assigned tasks, and facilitate communication with end users.Supporting the NIF operations team by troubleshooting facility-related issues and planned work affecting control systems.Participating in the reactive maintenance on-call rotation as required.Performing other duties as assigned.Additional Responsibilities at the SES.2 Level:Working under limited direction with moderate responsibility, leveraging extensive knowledge and exercising independent judgment to determine methods and recommend improvements.
Join the pioneering team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Pulsed Power Engineer, specializing in laser and experimental systems. In this exciting role, you will contribute to cutting-edge research and development projects that advance our understanding and application of pulsed power technology. You will collaborate with a diverse team of scientists and engineers to design, test, and optimize experimental setups that push the boundaries of innovation.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory seeks a Safety Basis Analyst Associate based in Livermore. This position plays a key part in preparing and maintaining safety basis documentation for nuclear facilities. Role overview The Safety Basis Analyst Associate works alongside a team of specialists to ensure all documentation aligns with regulatory requirements. The team’s efforts help reinforce the laboratory’s commitment to a strong safety culture. What you will do Support the development and ongoing maintenance of safety basis documents for nuclear operations. Collaborate with other safety professionals to meet regulatory standards. Contribute to initiatives that promote and strengthen safety practices across the lab.
Join the innovative team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Power Electronics Engineer specializing in Laser and Experimental Systems. In this exciting role, you will contribute to the design, development, and testing of cutting-edge power electronics technologies that support advanced laser systems and experimental research.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking a Mechanical and Structural Analyst in Livermore. This position centers on contributing to projects that push the limits of engineering and technology. Role overview The Mechanical and Structural Analyst will participate in technical efforts that require creative problem-solving and a strong grasp of engineering fundamentals. Assignments may involve analyzing mechanical systems, evaluating structural performance, and supporting the development of advanced solutions. Key responsibilities Work on projects that explore new approaches in mechanical and structural engineering. Apply analytical methods to assess system performance and reliability. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams within LLNL. Location This role is based on-site in Livermore, California.
Role overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory seeks a W87-1 System Test and Qualification Leader in Livermore. This position centers on leading testing and qualification efforts for key defense systems. An active security clearance is required for this role. Key responsibilities Lead system test and qualification activities for the W87-1 program Maintain high standards for quality and reliability in all work Promote process improvements throughout each testing and qualification phase Collaborate with cross-functional teams to help achieve project milestones Requirements Active security clearance Background in system testing and qualification within defense or a related field Strong skills in collaboration and communication
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) seeks a Senior Systems Project Engineer to design, implement, and manage complex systems projects. This position supports initiatives that advance national security and scientific research. Role overview The Senior Systems Project Engineer works closely with multidisciplinary teams, contributing technical expertise and project leadership. The focus is on delivering solutions that meet demanding requirements and support LLNL’s mission. Key responsibilities Design and oversee implementation of advanced systems projects Manage project timelines, resources, and deliverables Collaborate with scientists, engineers, and other professionals to achieve project goals Impact This role directly supports LLNL’s commitment to innovation in national security and scientific progress by ensuring the success of critical systems projects.
We are excited to announce a position for a Senior Systems Engineer focused on promoting the integration of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), as well as digital requirements management and other digital engineering methodologies within the Weapon Technologies and Engineering (WTE) Program of the Deterrence Capabilities Group. In this role, you will act as a vital cross-functional product expert and a trusted advisor, guiding engineering teams in leveraging digital engineering tools and processes to their fullest potential, including discrete requirements management and MBSE.Your collaboration with multidisciplinary teams will be essential in advancing MBSE and related digital engineering practices. You will contribute to shaping business processes, provide training, and serve as a key link between solution providers and end users, ensuring effective adoption and integration of tools. You will also play a crucial role in advocating for digital engineering practices and fostering communities of practice. This position is embedded within the Deterrence Capabilities Group (DCG) of the Defense Technologies Engineering Division (DTED), directly supporting the WTE Program.This role may offer a hybrid work schedule, providing the opportunity to work from home one day per week after the initial probationary period. The specifics of the hybrid schedule will depend on team and organizational needs.Depending on your qualifications and experience, this position may be filled at different levels, with additional responsibilities outlined below for higher-level placements.Your Responsibilities:Act as a primary liaison between weapon systems engineers and digital solution providers, facilitating the adoption of NSE-wide digital engineering solutions to create a cohesive digital thread.Support Strategic Deterrence (SD) in the development of MBSE infrastructure and capabilities, which includes defining policies, enhancing processes, and delivering training in advanced digital engineering methodologies.Mentor and educate staff in requirements management, MBSE tools, techniques, and best practices, in collaboration with DCG, System Engineering and Integration (SE&I), WTE, and SD Applications Program personnel.Contribute to the development of technical requirements for components and subsystems, including performance requirements, interface management, and traceability to verification activities.Collaborate with external agencies and partners on joint digital engineering initiatives and integration projects.Promote the discipline of systems engineering and modern digital engineering tools and practices to advance the objectives of the WTE and SD programs.Ensure timely and effective communication regarding program risks and requirements to leadership.
Join our dynamic team at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Controls Engineer. You will play a key role in supporting the Controls Engineering and Maintenance group within the National Ignition Facility & Photon Science (NIF&PS) Directorate, renowned for housing the world’s most powerful laser. This is an extraordinary opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking scientific achievements, including the historic fusion ignition that has opened new frontiers in physics and fusion energy exploration.Your responsibilities will include the development, implementation, and maintenance of industrial control systems, focusing primarily on programmable logic controllers (PLCs). These systems will range from simple to complex automation controls and will support various applications such as ultra-high vacuum systems, cooling systems, laser diagnostics, machine protection systems, and personnel safety interlocked systems, utilizing platforms like Rockwell PLCs and other OEM systems.The position is part of the Laser Systems Engineering and Operations (LSEO) Division, within the Engineering Directorate.Key Responsibilities:Work autonomously with minimal oversight, leveraging advanced technical knowledge and judgment to establish objectives, prioritize tasks, allocate resources, and collaborate on innovative project solutions aligned with organizational goals.Deliver effective control system solutions for complex challenges through thorough analysis and independent decision-making.Engage with multidisciplinary teams to define and maintain control system requirements.Develop software solutions for device-level controls, automated processes, and supervisory applications, including controller applications and graphical user interfaces.Participate in both formal and informal code and design reviews.Contribute to software development while adhering to strict configuration management protocols.Collaborate with hardware engineers to design robust industrial control systems, identifying necessary hardware, software, and communication protocols for effective device/controller interfaces.Partner with hardware installers to ensure seamless integration with associated software.Assist system managers and software testers in creating and executing test procedures.Utilize advanced technical expertise to support intricate troubleshooting efforts.Conduct Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) research to enhance control system architecture.Mentor junior staff, providing guidance during production and commissioning activities on subsystems.Participate in an on-call rotation to support the operations team outside of standard business hours.
Overview:Inertia is on the lookout for a talented Cryogenics Engineer to spearhead the design and advancement of systems dedicated to layering deuterium-tritium (DT) fuel in inertial fusion energy (IFE) targets. This role encompasses the complete spectrum from prototyping to mass production systems, achieving target throughput rates of a few Hertz. The engineer will be responsible for transitioning targets from room temperature to cryogenic conditions for efficient fuel condensing and layering, ultimately passing them to a target injector (launcher) for acceleration into the power plant chamber. The development will also encompass the cryogenics systems necessary for housing the injector, making these elements vital for fueling the Inertia fusion power plant.Primary Responsibilities:Lead the design and development of cryogenics systems for effective fuel layering in IFE targets.Create and refine cryogenic systems for target injector housing, contributing to injector design efforts.Develop and implement tests to assess the performance of cryogenic systems and analyze resultant data.Support additional cryogenic projects related to power plants, including tritium recovery, purification systems, and chamber gas recirculation.Qualifications:Required:Ph.D. or Master’s degree (or equivalent experience) in Engineering, Applied Physics, Physics, or a related field.Proven experience in designing and developing sophisticated cryogenics systems.Demonstrated capability in modeling static heat loads and transient cooldowns in cryogenic environments.Exceptional analytical skills with a focus on data measurement and analysis.Preferred:Experience with cryogenic mechanical and fluid handling systems.Background in designing systems for handling deuterium-tritium (DT).Familiarity with fusion cryogenic systems.Experience with various closed-loop cryogenic plant equipment.Proficiency in FEM or FDM codes.Salary & Benefits:The base salary range for this role is $125,000 - $200,000; actual compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and education.
Join our team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Control Systems Engineer, where you will contribute to cutting-edge projects in advanced control systems. As an entry-level engineer, you will work under the guidance of experienced professionals to design, analyze, and implement state-of-the-art control systems that enhance operational efficiency and safety.
