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Join the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Golden, Colorado as a Smart Charging and Vehicle Grid Integration Researcher. Contribute to the integration of electric grid, vehicles, and charging infrastructure. Design solutions for reliable and resilient charging infrastructure with a focus on electrification of vehicles. Collaborate with industry experts and national laboratory teams to drive advancements in EV technology.

Seeking a Senior Grid Planning & Analysis Researcher to join the Grid Planning and Analysis Center at NREL. Responsibilities include developing new planning and analysis techniques for electricity systems and collaborating with research sponsors and grid-operators worldwide. Opportunity to contribute to innovative projects in renewable energy, distribution systems, transmission systems, and more.

Manage marine energy R&D projects, coordinate with researchers and industry partners, plan and execute testing projects, and collaborate with DOE clients and stakeholders.

The Recruiting Associate provides support throughout the recruitment and on-boarding processes for NREL New Hires. Responsibilities include scheduling interviews, arranging travel, creating offer letters, and initiating background checks. The successful candidate must prioritize tasks, maintain confidentiality, and have excellent attention to detail. They will serve as a point of contact with external and internal stakeholders at all levels.

The Financial Analyst will provide financial management support to the Chief Financial Officer and other NREL staff, focusing on budget formulation, planning, and financial analysis tasks. The position allows for remote work with some onsite requirements.

Hiring a full-time Technologist II/III for III-V Semiconductor research and development at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado. Responsibilities include conducting scientific experiments, developing procedures, operating semiconductor growth equipment, coordinating research efforts, and mentoring team members.

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is hiring a full-time Researcher III - Photovoltaics Scientist to work on reducing the cost of III-V photovoltaics through the development of lower-cost growth methods, effective device exfoliation, and substrate reuse. Responsibilities include developing growth methods, researching photovoltaic performance, coordinating research efforts, engaging with stakeholders, writing technical papers, and mentoring.

Provide front-line support for the High-Performance Computing user community at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado. Responsibilities include troubleshooting technical issues, documentation, job scheduling support, and collaboration with internal teams.

The Group Manager - Cyber Systems Analysis Group at NREL leads cutting-edge cybersecurity research to secure the energy transformation, understand cyber risks, advance cyber resilience, and address future cyber challenges. Responsibilities include evaluating energy systems' performance under cyber-attack scenarios and developing methodologies to assess and mitigate service disruptions from cyber-attacks.

This technical Group Manager (GM) position provides technical leadership for a cybersecurity research group focusing on operational cyber defense of critical clean energy systems. Responsibilities include overseeing a world-class training and exercise program for workforce development in cyber defense and incident response.

Mid-career researcher position at NREL's National Wind Technology Center to support workforce analysis projects for wind energy technologies. Collaborate with interdisciplinary team on projects sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy.

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is seeking a Requirements Management Administrator to perform administrative functions associated with managing contracts and correspondence with the U.S. Department of Energy. Responsibilities include data entry, website maintenance, record keeping, and providing administrative support.

Seeking a full-time Project Controller to provide financial management to research staff in the Distribution Edge group at NREL's Grid Planning and Analysis center. Responsibilities include financial planning, tracking, and reporting for multiple projects. The role supports work on the global energy transformation and sustainability for the grid of the future.

Conduct research on developing novel inverter-based resource controls to address challenges in the U.S. electrical grid transition. Focus on mitigating IBR impacts like low inertia and fault duty. Develop hybridized modeling tools as necessary in this evolving research area.

NREL is seeking a Project Manager with experience in assisting community energy, efficiency, or conservation projects for its team at the NREL Alaska Campus. The candidate will play a crucial role in assisting the development and delivery of technical assistance for programs related to clean energy transition throughout the nation.

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is looking for a Research Project Leader to support wind power stakeholder engagement activities with a focus on deployment and energy equity. This role involves collaborating with external research-focused groups, internal DOE projects, and industrial and governmental partners to address critical issues in wind energy development and deployment across the United States.

NREL is seeking a Project Manager to assist with community energy, efficiency, and conservation projects at the NREL Alaska Campus. Responsibilities include community engagement, providing technical assistance, and leading clean energy projects.

Seeking a DRTS Operation and Controls Engineer to integrate multi-technology systems with a focus on experimental setups and real-time control. Responsibilities include dynamic modeling, analysis of hybrid energy systems, and implementing embedded control systems.

JISEA is seeking a dynamic, organized, impact-driven project leader to implement a variety of innovative government competitions and programs. The Prize Lead will be responsible for executing the day-to-day tasks of managing a prize competition from creating submission forms to securing competition judges. Overall objective is to successfully implement existing and new prize competitions funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.

The Supervisor of the Central Monitoring Station at NREL leads the activities of Emergency Communication Specialists to ensure the safety and security of workers, visitors, and facilities. This role manages the operations of the Central Monitoring Station while fostering a positive and professional culture.