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and translate into functional software using standardized coding techniques and conventions. Working with Quality Assurance specialists to resolve defects from manual and automated tests. Participating
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in the RRD Training Program. Major Duties/Responsibilities: Lead the design, modification, and documentation of reactor structures, systems, and components. Apply and interpret applicable codes
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and selecting a software tool to support 3D CAD modeling of cable runs and preparing a staffing plan to support the implementation Ensuring STS cable designs and installations are code compliant
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environmental datasets for use in geospatial web applications. Collaborate with research scientists and stakeholders to integrate existing statistical models into application code and develop new features as
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design drawings and manipulate scanned images. Working knowledge of the following: Electrical control and protection devices and their circuitry National Electrical Code (NEC) symbols and nomenclature used
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well in a fast-paced research environment, set priorities to accomplish multiple tasks within deadlines, and adapt to ever changing needs. Experience with solid modeling and finite element analysis codes
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components (SSCs). Performs calculations and interpretations of industry code to support design development. Applies relevant codes and standards, such as DOE Orders, ASME, AWS, ANSI (including Nuclear
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) IT and Linux Systems Engineering and other Military Occupational Code (MOC) projects Service members will also have the opportunity to participate in career development opportunities to enhance
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design work for new and upgraded HFIR structures, systems, and components. Implements modifications in accordance with RRD configuration control processes. Perform calculations, apply relevant codes and
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can lead computational and experimental activities using commercial codes to compare with experiments and also be able to develop new computational models and computer programs. The successful candidate