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, PeopleSoft, C-cure, CONCUR and/or DocuSign. Brookhaven National Laboratory is committed to providing fair, equitable and competitive compensation. The full salary range for this position is $67,250 - $85,000
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. The Magnet Division also builds magnets for various other applications (e.g., Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage) and provides magnetic measurement services Lab-wide. Position Description: The Magnet
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specified in SBMS documents. Position Overview The QMO has an immediate opening for a Standards Based Management System (SBMS)Manager. The SBMS Manager will work with staff and managers at multiple levels
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conduct of operations approach. Position Description NSLS-II Electrical Engineering Safety Systems Group has an opening for a Controls Engineering position. Reporting to the Safety Systems subgroup leader
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in the complex interaction region magnets for colliders. POSITION DESCRIPTION Brookhaven Nation Laboratory seeks a distinguished superconducting magnet expert with an international reputation in
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support of the data center Assist and contribute to the general operational readiness of the SCDF POSITION REQUIREMENTS (fill-in required and preferred knowledge, skills, and abilities) Required Knowledge
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facility, which combines the scope of a large industrial facility with the excitement and challenges of world-class research. Position Description NSLS-II’s DSSI is looking for a qualified electrical
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facility, site energy management control systems, energy metering systems, and is responsible for the purchase of all bulk liquid fuels, natural gas and electricity. POSITION DESCRIPTION The Energy
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offers a comprehensive Benefits program that addresses immediate and long-term needs of our associates- from medical, dental, vision care and life insurance coverage to retirement income and more. Position
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lbs. Other Information: 12-month term position. Five days on-site. Occasional travel may be required. Brookhaven Laboratory is committed to providing fair, equitable and competitive compensation