Search the 15 jobs at National Renewable Energy Laboratory

The Data and Visualization Scientist will develop custom software to model, analyze, and visualize complex energy systems. Involved in high-performance computing and visualization facilities, the candidate will produce research reports, present findings, and engage in interdisciplinary collaboration.

The researcher will contribute to enhancing energy system security and the safety of foundation models while supporting AI trustworthiness and cyber resilience initiatives. Responsibilities include program development for funding, mentoring, and collaborating with diverse teams.

The Group Manager will lead the Behavior and Advanced Mobility Group, focusing on research into the impacts of behavior on transportation technology adoption, manage a team, and develop new capabilities. Responsibilities include overseeing project execution, enhancing data tools, and maintaining a safety and quality culture while collaborating with various stakeholders.

The Researcher III - Energy Finance will support project development and financing for clean energy technologies, particularly in investment analysis, contract management, and community engagement. The role involves overseeing projects, conducting quantitative analyses, and collaborating with various stakeholders to facilitate energy finance solutions.

The Supply Chain Researcher and Analyst role involves analyzing market trends related to renewable energy technologies, producing written reports, and presenting findings. The candidate will engage in supply chain studies to support various stakeholders, including federal partners, while leveraging expertise in energy technology development.

The NSRO Information Technology Manager will manage classified network enterprise systems and applications, serving as a consultant and primary point of contact for internal and external stakeholders. Responsibilities include network support, ensuring compliance with security protocols, mentoring staff, and overseeing the design and maintenance of classified systems.

The role involves providing application support and DBA duties, ensuring high availability of production systems. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting application issues, automating tasks, conducting root-cause analyses, and collaborating with various teams to optimize application performance and deployment processes.

The Air Quality Specialist will manage air permitting and compliance projects, perform emissions tracking and reporting, conduct air dispersion modeling, and engage with regulatory agencies. The role includes collaboration with diverse teams to ensure adherence to air quality regulations, training staff, and managing environmental programs across multiple facilities.

The Hydrogen Systems Analyst will research and analyze the cost, efficiency, and design of hydrogen energy systems and infrastructure. Responsibilities include conducting comprehensive evaluations of hydrogen technologies, engaging with clients, and collaborating with a team to support energy system modeling while employing and potentially enhancing various analytical tools and models.

The Wind Farm Controls Researcher will design advanced wind farm control techniques, analyze performance, and conduct simulations. They will collaborate with stakeholders, conduct field demonstrations, publish research findings, and present at conferences to improve wind energy systems.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee projects within the national security sector, manage funding sources, and coordinate with teams to ensure project alignment and progress towards key milestones while supporting energy security initiatives.

The Smart Charging and Vehicle Grid Integration Researcher will contribute to the integration of the electric grid and EV charging solutions. The candidate will design and test solutions to improve the reliability of charging infrastructure, work with various standards and protocols, and engage with stakeholders in the electric utility and automotive industries.

The Grid-Edge and Demand Flexibility Researcher will engage in energy analyses and simulations, focusing on optimizing electric distribution systems. Responsibilities include modeling demand flexibility, forecasting load impacts from electrification, and researching grid-edge resources. The role promotes collaboration and innovative research to enhance renewable energy integration.

The Work Planning and Control Program Integrator at NREL will ensure safe and efficient starting of laboratory work by supporting the implementation of new WPC systems, training staff, managing project schedules, and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance laboratory operations.

The Financial Analyst II/III will provide financial management support, assisting with budget formulation, funds allocation, project execution, and financial administration for various programs and projects, while ensuring compliance with policies and procedures.