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, robotics, computer engineering, computer science, or closely related field with at least four years of relevant experience. Programming experience, preferably in Python. Strong desire to learn new skills and
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challenges facing the nation. The Advanced Engineering Technologies (AET) Group is seeking a computational fluid dynamics analyst to specialize in the use and development of computational simulation software
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, scalable computing and networking infrastructure, along with robust software management and deployment practices. This position resides in the Controls Integration Group within the Control Systems Section
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another, work together, and measure success. Basic Qualifications: A BS in GIS, geography, environmental science, environmental informatics, computer science, engineering, natural sciences, or a related
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of emerging architectures and performance for advanced computing. This position resides in the Architectures and Performance Group in the Advanced Computer Systems Research (ACSR) / Computer Science Mathematics
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challenges facing the nation. The Advanced Engineering Technologies (AET) Group is seeking a senior computational fluid dynamics analyst specializing in the use and development of computational simulation
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Qualifications: PhD in radiation biology, health physics, nuclear engineering, computational biology, or related areas, with experience in performing radiation dosimetry research Experience in occupational and
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, integration, verification & validation, sustainment). This position resides in the Support Services & Isolated Environments group in the Research Computing division of the Information Technology Services
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a scientific, statistical, mathematical, informatics, engineering, or related quantitatively oriented field. Minimum 2 years prior experience in occupational health, industrial hygiene, or working
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Informatics portfolio. You will be expected to work with a team as well as independently research and develop AI-driven methods to enhance discovery and usability of Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) data