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at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). As part of our team, you will implement and maintain high-reliability electronic safety interlock systems for personnel protection from unique facility hazards
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Requisition Id 14781 Overview: The Nuclear and Radiological Protection Division (NRPD) at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks a Radiobioassay Program Technical Specialist
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for material discovery, predictive maintenance, or recycling processes. Hands-on work in robotics, automation, or high-performance computing (HPC) for manufacturing. Knowledge of techno-economic analysis (TEA
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changes when warranted. Perform high-quality reactor modeling, simulation, and thermal-hydraulic (T-H) analyses to support the HFIR safety basis, operational issues, and long-term upgrade projects. Perform
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. This position will focus on providing safety and industrial hygiene (IH) support for operations and maintenance, as well as research and development (R&D) activities conducted within ORNL’s High Flux Isotope
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://www.ornl.gov/facility/mdf ) and the Carbon Fiber Technology Facility (https://www.ornl.gov/facility/cftf ) – as well as signature user facilities in high performance computing, neutron sciences, and other areas
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development of equipment and systems that have a high impact to our research programs in areas such as isotopes, nuclear, materials science, biology, chemistry and physics. Join our creative team of scientists
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to the following: Assist with the evaluation and improvement of electrical systems to enhance performance, reliability, and address obsolescence issues. Specify, develop, and procure subsystems and components
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applications—featuring high-resolution, point-on-wave capabilities—are essential for enhancing grid observability, enabling event classification, and supporting advanced control strategies. This position
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computational chemistry for materials characterization. The nuclear fuel cycle and associated technologies and operations. Inorganic molten salts and/or air-sensitive materials at high temperatures. Uranium