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The Hydrogen Systems Analyst will conduct analyses of hydrogen systems to determine cost, efficiency, and optimal design, integrating hydrogen into energy systems. The role requires data-driven modeling, techno-economic analysis, and problem-solving skills, while engaging in software tool development and client interactions. The candidate will work with existing hydrogen models/tools and may innovate new models to facilitate the decarbonization process.

The Project Manager will assist in community energy projects by engaging with stakeholders, providing technical assistance, and leading interdisciplinary teams focused on clean energy solutions. The role involves developing relationships to understand energy needs and supporting clean energy transitions throughout the nation.

The Research Engineer will develop and analyze energy optimization models to support federal energy strategies. Responsibilities include using REopt and other tools to evaluate energy technologies, conduct engineering analyses, and collaborate with clients for energy solutions that improve efficiency and performance.

The Accounting Support Specialist at NREL manages various financial operations, including cash receipt tracking, internal controls support, records management, and assisting with Purchase Card transactions. The position involves administrative support for the Financial Operations group and compliance functions.

The Communications Manager leads the Writing Section at NREL, managing a team of writers to create engaging communications products for internal and external clients, including the DOE. Responsibilities include hiring, performance management, coaching, and collaboration on various writing projects such as reports, newsletters and proposals.

The position involves technical support and CAD assignments within the Engineering Group at NREL's ESIF. The role requires expertise in CAD drawings and general engineering principles, along with various support tasks such as equipment purchasing and records management to enhance team performance and efficiency.

The role involves researching and advancing electric distribution systems using various modeling and analysis techniques. Responsibilities include analyzing grid-edge resources, conducting load forecasting, and examining the impacts of shifting load patterns on grid reliability and customer costs.

This entry-level administrative position provides daily support for research operations under supervision. Responsibilities include handling communications, directing inquiries, facilitating contractor access, coordinating room reservations, assisting with campus maintenance, and ensuring compliance with safety policies.

The role involves integrating electric vehicles and charging infrastructure with the electric grid, developing solutions for interoperability and reliability challenges, and contributing to electric vehicle research and advanced charging facilities at NREL.

The postdoc will support machine learning research for decision support, contributing to AI and turbulent flow simulations. Responsibilities include designing AI algorithms, implementing uncertainty quantification methods, and deploying these methods on high-performance computing systems to enhance simulations.

Provide front-line support for the High-Performance Computing user community by responding to technical support requests, troubleshooting issues, managing user access and authentication, and collaborating with systems administrators. Document and manage user interactions and maintain technical documentation.