Teams at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Operate and commission solid-state pulsed power systems, integrate subsystems, and troubleshoot hardware, software, and firmware. Perform testing, data analysis, documentation, configuration management, and design reviews while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Higher-level responsibilities include supporting software development, solving complex engineering problems, and mentoring engineers and technicians. The role requires full-time onsite work and eligibility for a DOE Q security clearance.

Solicits, negotiates, awards, and administers complex commercial and government subcontracts. Responsibilities include acquisition planning, proposal evaluation, vendor selection, pricing and terms negotiation, subcontract performance management, invoice approval, modifications, closeout, audit responses, and regulatory compliance. The role serves as a procurement resource for national security programs and may lead projects or mentor analysts at the higher level.

Leads and supervises teams responsible for fire alarm systems engineering and central alarm software development. Oversees multidisciplinary projects, technical integration, budgets, resources, compliance, and program performance. Provides strategic planning, technical direction, personnel development, and operational guidance while ensuring adherence to NFPA, DOE, cybersecurity, ES&H, quality, and security requirements. Represents the alarms function to management, regulators, customers, and stakeholders, resolving complex technical and operational issues.