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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory seeks an Electronics Technologist or Senior Electronics Technologist to support research through hands-on work with electronic systems. This position involves designing, testing, and maintaining electronic equipment used in scientific projects.
Role overview
This role focuses on supporting research teams by ensuring the reliability and performance of electronic systems. The work includes both development and troubleshooting, often as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary group.
Key responsibilities
Design electronic systems for laboratory research needs
Test and validate components and assemblies
Maintain and repair electronic equipment to ensure ongoing project success
Collaborate with scientists and engineers to develop technology solutions for complex challenges
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory seeks an Electronics Technologist or Senior Electronics Technologist to support research through hands-on work with electronic systems. This position involves designing, testing, and maintaining electronic equipment used in scientific projects. Role overview This role focuses on supporting research teams by ensuring the…
Role Overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking an Electronics Technologist or Senior Electronics Technologist in Livermore. This role supports the design, development, and deployment of electronic systems and components that drive research and technology projects at the lab.
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking a dedicated and skilled Groundwater Electronics Technologist/Senior Electronics Technologist to join our innovative team. This role involves designing, developing, and maintaining electronic systems for groundwater monitoring and data acquisition.The ideal candidate will have a strong background in electronics, experience in environmental monitoring systems, and a passion for advancing technology in support of environmental sustainability. You will work collaboratively with engineers and scientists to deliver high-quality solutions in a dynamic research environment.
We are excited to announce an opportunity for an Electronics Technologist/Senior Electronics Technologist to join our Pulsed Power Research and Development (R&D) team. In this pivotal role, you will contribute to experimental campaigns by assisting in the development of diagnostic sensors and the operation of high-voltage, high-current, and explosively driven R&D systems. Your responsibilities will include console operations for experimental subsystems and diagnostics, encompassing data acquisition and essential support functions. You will engage in problem-solving for complex technical challenges through regular collaboration with colleagues and engineers at Site 200 as well as off-site locations. This position is situated within the National Security Engineering Division (NSED) of the Engineering Directorate.Note: Full-time on-site presence is required due to the hands-on nature of the work.This role can be filled at either level depending on the candidate’s knowledge and relevant experience as evaluated by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities, as outlined below, will be assigned if hired at the senior level.Your Responsibilities Include:Offering general electronic technical support to engineering, scientific, and technical staff in planning and executing experiments utilizing specialized explosive, electronic, and pulsed power systems both at LLNL and off-site.Identifying and acquiring moderately complex data and results to report findings, troubleshooting problems, and performing analysis using advanced methodologies.Designing, diagnosing, troubleshooting, testing, evaluating, upgrading, and maintaining moderately complex electronic and pulsed power systems.Contributing to the preliminary design concepts and engineering decision-making processes.Interpreting and working from sketches, drawings, schematics, and verbal or written instructions to troubleshoot and resolve issues at the system, subsystem, or component level.Employing advanced data collection methods.Performing work under general supervision in the production and assembly of electronic devices and systems.Upholding a high standard of safety while adhering to established safety procedures.Executing additional duties as assigned.Additional Responsibilities for the Senior Level (531.3):Providing advanced technical support for experimental work and analyzing complex preliminary data with minimal supervision.Maintaining, testing, calibrating, and repairing sophisticated electronic circuits, instrumentation, control, and diagnostic systems.Independently deploying, fabricating, troubleshooting, assembling, and disassembling complex electronic and/or electro-optic systems.Assisting in the development and documentation of test parameters, procedures, and safety documentation, offering technical insights to enhance the reliability of test setups.
Role overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is looking for an Electronics Technologist in Livermore. This role centers on supporting and improving diagnostic systems that play a key part in the laboratory’s research. What you will do Collaborate with engineers and scientists to design, develop, and implement electronic solutions for laboratory projects. Apply technical knowledge to help diagnostic systems meet laboratory standards and research requirements. Assist in maintaining and upgrading electronic systems used in ongoing LLNL initiatives.
We are seeking talented Mechanical Technologists and Senior Mechanical Technologists to join our team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. In these roles, you will play a vital part in supporting ongoing programmatic activities, collaborating with engineers, scientists, and technical staff. Your responsibilities will encompass the design of fixtures and assemblies, setting up and maintaining vacuum systems, operating and troubleshooting equipment, modifying hardware, and engaging in basic fabrication using standard tools and equipment. You will also work with various testing equipment, including digital voltmeters and oscilloscopes. These positions are located within the Materials and Non-Destructive Evaluation (MNDE) Section of the Materials Engineering Division (MED).Note: This role requires full-time, on-site presence due to the nature of the work.The positions will be filled at either level based on the applicant's knowledge and experience, as assessed by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities will be assigned if hired at the Senior level.Your key responsibilities will include:Delivering technical support by applying your fundamental knowledge of fabrication, assembly, installation, and system operation under general supervision.Fabricating and assembling or disassembling mechanical components and systems while adhering to established procedures.Meeting and maintaining qualification criteria in a technical or engineering discipline for programmatic operations and maintenance.Utilizing moderately complex mathematics and geometric concepts to create shop-level drawings for the fabrication of test hardware.Operating machine shop and hand tools to fabricate tooling in support of programmatic experiments.Applying general knowledge of relevant technologies and processes to troubleshoot hardware or system malfunctions.Documenting systems and maintaining experimental records.Performing general facility-related and technical functions, including maintenance, testing, and equipment upgrades.Adhering to written operational and safety procedures, maintaining good housekeeping in experimental, work, and office areas, and performing all tasks in compliance with ES&H, security, and business practice requirements.Carrying out other duties as assigned.At the Senior level (533.3), additional responsibilities will include:Providing advanced technical support for designing and fabricating materials and operations for complex systems with minimal supervision.Engaging in regular, independent interactions with project leaders, scientists, engineers, and technical personnel to evaluate and analyze requirements and processes.Setting priorities and schedules for advanced projects.
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Join the esteemed team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Chemistry and Materials Science Technologist or Senior Technologist. In this role, you will leverage your expertise in chemistry and materials science to drive innovative research and development initiatives. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to advance scientific knowledge and technology applications.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring an Electronics Fabrication Technician Specialist in Livermore. This role centers on building and testing electronic components and systems for scientific research projects. Main responsibilities Build and assemble electronic parts and systems based on detailed project specifications. Test finished assemblies to verify they function correctly and meet quality standards. Use a range of tools and equipment in support of ongoing research and development work. Role impact Work in this position directly supports scientific progress at LLNL, contributing to the advancement of new technologies and research initiatives.
Join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Mechanical Properties Technologist. In this role, you will be pivotal in analyzing and interpreting the mechanical properties of materials, contributing to various scientific and engineering projects that support national security.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Semiconductor Equipment Support Technologist or Senior Semiconductor Equipment Support Technologist to help keep laboratory semiconductor equipment operating reliably at the Livermore campus. This role is central to supporting research and development work by ensuring equipment is available and functioning as needed. Key responsibilities Maintain and troubleshoot semiconductor equipment used for laboratory research. Monitor equipment performance to promote reliability and minimize downtime. Collaborate with research teams to resolve technical issues and provide support for ongoing projects. Role impact This position helps advance scientific research at the laboratory by supporting the technology and equipment that drive innovation and discovery.
We are excited to announce an opportunity for a Metallographer Technician/Senior Technician (Mechanical Technologist) within the Materials and Non-Destructive Evaluation Section at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). In this role, you will play a crucial part in supporting various programmatic initiatives, collaborating with engineers, scientists, and technical personnel to offer technical expertise in the characterization of a diverse range of materials. You will utilize advanced optical microscopy, established surface preparation techniques, and measurement methods to analyze microstructural features of various metal alloys and materials.Your responsibilities will include sample preparation, digital optical microscopy, hardness testing, and other relevant techniques. This position is situated within the Materials Engineering Division (MED) of the Engineering Directorate.Note: This role requires full-time on-site presence due to the nature of the work.This position may be filled at either level based on your knowledge and relevant experience as assessed by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities will be assigned if hired at the senior level.
Role overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is hiring a Senior Technical Coordinator with a background in both electronic and mechanical systems. This position, based in Livermore, centers on managing projects that integrate these two technical areas. What you will do Lead complex projects involving both electronic and mechanical components, ensuring effective coordination throughout each stage. Collaborate with engineers and scientists to maintain seamless operation between interconnected systems. Apply technical knowledge to support research and development efforts on integrated projects. Promote efficiency and maintain technical quality across ongoing work. Team and impact Work alongside a team of experienced engineers and scientists. As Senior Technical Coordinator, contribute hands-on leadership that advances technical progress and supports LLNL's research objectives.
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.
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory seeks an Electronics Technologist or Senior Electronics Technologist to support research through hands-on work with electronic systems. This position involves designing, testing, and maintaining electronic equipment used in scientific projects. Role overview This role focuses on supporting research teams by ensuring the…
Role Overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking an Electronics Technologist or Senior Electronics Technologist in Livermore. This role supports the design, development, and deployment of electronic systems and components that drive research and technology projects at the lab.
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is seeking a dedicated and skilled Groundwater Electronics Technologist/Senior Electronics Technologist to join our innovative team. This role involves designing, developing, and maintaining electronic systems for groundwater monitoring and data acquisition.The ideal candidate will have a strong background in electronics, experience in environmental monitoring systems, and a passion for advancing technology in support of environmental sustainability. You will work collaboratively with engineers and scientists to deliver high-quality solutions in a dynamic research environment.
We are excited to announce an opportunity for an Electronics Technologist/Senior Electronics Technologist to join our Pulsed Power Research and Development (R&D) team. In this pivotal role, you will contribute to experimental campaigns by assisting in the development of diagnostic sensors and the operation of high-voltage, high-current, and explosively driven R&D systems. Your responsibilities will include console operations for experimental subsystems and diagnostics, encompassing data acquisition and essential support functions. You will engage in problem-solving for complex technical challenges through regular collaboration with colleagues and engineers at Site 200 as well as off-site locations. This position is situated within the National Security Engineering Division (NSED) of the Engineering Directorate.Note: Full-time on-site presence is required due to the hands-on nature of the work.This role can be filled at either level depending on the candidate’s knowledge and relevant experience as evaluated by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities, as outlined below, will be assigned if hired at the senior level.Your Responsibilities Include:Offering general electronic technical support to engineering, scientific, and technical staff in planning and executing experiments utilizing specialized explosive, electronic, and pulsed power systems both at LLNL and off-site.Identifying and acquiring moderately complex data and results to report findings, troubleshooting problems, and performing analysis using advanced methodologies.Designing, diagnosing, troubleshooting, testing, evaluating, upgrading, and maintaining moderately complex electronic and pulsed power systems.Contributing to the preliminary design concepts and engineering decision-making processes.Interpreting and working from sketches, drawings, schematics, and verbal or written instructions to troubleshoot and resolve issues at the system, subsystem, or component level.Employing advanced data collection methods.Performing work under general supervision in the production and assembly of electronic devices and systems.Upholding a high standard of safety while adhering to established safety procedures.Executing additional duties as assigned.Additional Responsibilities for the Senior Level (531.3):Providing advanced technical support for experimental work and analyzing complex preliminary data with minimal supervision.Maintaining, testing, calibrating, and repairing sophisticated electronic circuits, instrumentation, control, and diagnostic systems.Independently deploying, fabricating, troubleshooting, assembling, and disassembling complex electronic and/or electro-optic systems.Assisting in the development and documentation of test parameters, procedures, and safety documentation, offering technical insights to enhance the reliability of test setups.
Role overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is looking for an Electronics Technologist in Livermore. This role centers on supporting and improving diagnostic systems that play a key part in the laboratory’s research. What you will do Collaborate with engineers and scientists to design, develop, and implement electronic solutions for laboratory projects. Apply technical knowledge to help diagnostic systems meet laboratory standards and research requirements. Assist in maintaining and upgrading electronic systems used in ongoing LLNL initiatives.
We are seeking talented Mechanical Technologists and Senior Mechanical Technologists to join our team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. In these roles, you will play a vital part in supporting ongoing programmatic activities, collaborating with engineers, scientists, and technical staff. Your responsibilities will encompass the design of fixtures and assemblies, setting up and maintaining vacuum systems, operating and troubleshooting equipment, modifying hardware, and engaging in basic fabrication using standard tools and equipment. You will also work with various testing equipment, including digital voltmeters and oscilloscopes. These positions are located within the Materials and Non-Destructive Evaluation (MNDE) Section of the Materials Engineering Division (MED).Note: This role requires full-time, on-site presence due to the nature of the work.The positions will be filled at either level based on the applicant's knowledge and experience, as assessed by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities will be assigned if hired at the Senior level.Your key responsibilities will include:Delivering technical support by applying your fundamental knowledge of fabrication, assembly, installation, and system operation under general supervision.Fabricating and assembling or disassembling mechanical components and systems while adhering to established procedures.Meeting and maintaining qualification criteria in a technical or engineering discipline for programmatic operations and maintenance.Utilizing moderately complex mathematics and geometric concepts to create shop-level drawings for the fabrication of test hardware.Operating machine shop and hand tools to fabricate tooling in support of programmatic experiments.Applying general knowledge of relevant technologies and processes to troubleshoot hardware or system malfunctions.Documenting systems and maintaining experimental records.Performing general facility-related and technical functions, including maintenance, testing, and equipment upgrades.Adhering to written operational and safety procedures, maintaining good housekeeping in experimental, work, and office areas, and performing all tasks in compliance with ES&H, security, and business practice requirements.Carrying out other duties as assigned.At the Senior level (533.3), additional responsibilities will include:Providing advanced technical support for designing and fabricating materials and operations for complex systems with minimal supervision.Engaging in regular, independent interactions with project leaders, scientists, engineers, and technical personnel to evaluate and analyze requirements and processes.Setting priorities and schedules for advanced projects.
Join our innovative team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Mechanical Technologist/Sr. Mechanical Technologist specializing in Nuclear Materials Engineering. This dynamic role involves utilizing your mechanical engineering expertise to contribute to critical projects that support national security and scientific advancement. You will collaborate with a skilled team to develop and implement engineering solutions, ensuring that our nuclear materials programs are efficient, safe, and compliant with regulatory standards.
Join the esteemed team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Chemistry and Materials Science Technologist or Senior Technologist. In this role, you will leverage your expertise in chemistry and materials science to drive innovative research and development initiatives. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to advance scientific knowledge and technology applications.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring an Electronics Fabrication Technician Specialist in Livermore. This role centers on building and testing electronic components and systems for scientific research projects. Main responsibilities Build and assemble electronic parts and systems based on detailed project specifications. Test finished assemblies to verify they function correctly and meet quality standards. Use a range of tools and equipment in support of ongoing research and development work. Role impact Work in this position directly supports scientific progress at LLNL, contributing to the advancement of new technologies and research initiatives.
Join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as a Mechanical Properties Technologist. In this role, you will be pivotal in analyzing and interpreting the mechanical properties of materials, contributing to various scientific and engineering projects that support national security.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is hiring a Semiconductor Equipment Support Technologist or Senior Semiconductor Equipment Support Technologist to help keep laboratory semiconductor equipment operating reliably at the Livermore campus. This role is central to supporting research and development work by ensuring equipment is available and functioning as needed. Key responsibilities Maintain and troubleshoot semiconductor equipment used for laboratory research. Monitor equipment performance to promote reliability and minimize downtime. Collaborate with research teams to resolve technical issues and provide support for ongoing projects. Role impact This position helps advance scientific research at the laboratory by supporting the technology and equipment that drive innovation and discovery.
We are excited to announce an opportunity for a Metallographer Technician/Senior Technician (Mechanical Technologist) within the Materials and Non-Destructive Evaluation Section at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). In this role, you will play a crucial part in supporting various programmatic initiatives, collaborating with engineers, scientists, and technical personnel to offer technical expertise in the characterization of a diverse range of materials. You will utilize advanced optical microscopy, established surface preparation techniques, and measurement methods to analyze microstructural features of various metal alloys and materials.Your responsibilities will include sample preparation, digital optical microscopy, hardness testing, and other relevant techniques. This position is situated within the Materials Engineering Division (MED) of the Engineering Directorate.Note: This role requires full-time on-site presence due to the nature of the work.This position may be filled at either level based on your knowledge and relevant experience as assessed by the hiring team. Additional responsibilities will be assigned if hired at the senior level.
Role overview Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is hiring a Senior Technical Coordinator with a background in both electronic and mechanical systems. This position, based in Livermore, centers on managing projects that integrate these two technical areas. What you will do Lead complex projects involving both electronic and mechanical components, ensuring effective coordination throughout each stage. Collaborate with engineers and scientists to maintain seamless operation between interconnected systems. Apply technical knowledge to support research and development efforts on integrated projects. Promote efficiency and maintain technical quality across ongoing work. Team and impact Work alongside a team of experienced engineers and scientists. As Senior Technical Coordinator, contribute hands-on leadership that advances technical progress and supports LLNL's research objectives.
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.
Join our esteemed team at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) as a Senior Laser Electro-Optic Technologist in our state-of-the-art Laser Material Interaction Labs. In this pivotal role, you will leverage your expertise to advance cutting-edge research and development in laser technology, contributing significantly to our mission of enhancing national security and scientific discovery.
