Job Code: Under Grad Student (705.1) / Grad Student R&D/Technical (705.2) / Recent Grad Intern Ex (712.0)
Date Posted: December 05 2019
The Atmospheric, Earth, and Energy Division within the Physical and Life Sciences Directorate offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to engage in practical research experience to further their educational goals.
We have an opening for a Biogeochemistry Postdoctoral Researcher to develop and pursue innovative research in the analysis of actinide and stable metal isotopes in environmental samples for environmental biogeochemistry .
The Technical Information Department (TID) has an opening for a Technical Writer/Editor. You will work within a framework of broad policies and procedures to write and edit a variety of highly specialized scientific and technical communication products.
We have an opening for a Document Administrator. You will be responsible for administration of Document Control Systems and coordination of the document lifecycle management process.
We have an opening for an inorganic geochemist to provide analytical chemistry support to LLNL projects involving trace element analysis, as well as assist with nanoparticle synthesis.
We have an opening for a Postdoctoral Researcher. You will conduct cutting edge research in atmospheric modeling for a variety of applications, including microscale, and/or mesoscale modeling as well as fate and transport for NARAC.
We have an opening for a project engineer to support the High Energy Density (HED) physics and Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) program offices in the Weapons and Complex Integration (WCI) Principal Directorate.
We have an opening for a postdoctoral position in the areas of fundamental and applied experimental high-pressure science to research tabletop experiments at LLNL as well as experiments conducted at off-site light sources.
We have multiple openings for Postdoctoral Researchers. You will engage in cutting edge research, design, and deployment of statistical methods to solve important decision and detection problems stemming from the Laboratory's core mission spaces.
We have an opening for a law student who has completed his or her second year of law school to serve as a Law Clerk in LLNL's Office of General Counsel (OGC).
Study fundamental mechanisms and kinetics to develop predictive, quantitative models of performance for a range of programs within LLNL, including advanced energy storage and conversion materials, energetics, and aging materials and systems.
