The Lead Strategist will guide research and technology implementation at NREL, focusing on the intersection of energy and transportation infrastructure. This role involves identifying solutions to enhance cybersecurity and resiliency in electrification processes while working with various stakeholders to drive commercialization and technological advancement.

The intern will work in the NREL Hydrogen Sensor Laboratory, focusing on sensor technology testing and data analysis. Responsibilities include performance testing of hydrogen sensors and presenting data both internally and externally under supervision.

The Information Assurance Analyst is responsible for developing and managing the OPSEC and CMPC programs, ensuring compliance with classification policies, and providing training to laboratory staff. This role includes conducting audits, collaborating with legal and security teams, and reviewing sensitive documents to maintain a secure working environment.

The Legal Intern at NREL will handle legal research, writing, and support projects for the Office of General Counsel. Interns will work on various legal topics to develop their skills and will complete a major research project and produce legal documentation throughout the internship.

The intern will develop and refine Python routines for processing complex data from 4D-STEM analysis and assist with characterizing device and material properties of photovoltaic devices.

The intern will assist in data analysis and engineering modeling for wind turbine load analysis, analyzing observational datasets and validating engineering tools. Responsibilities include quantifying blade bending, evaluating measurement accuracy, and collaborating with researchers to publish findings.

Assist the InSPIRE team with stakeholder engagement and educational material development for the Agrivoltaics Technical Assistance Program. Involves on-site crop data collection at the BARN site to study the impact of agrivoltaic production on various agricultural and environmental factors.

The Linux Systems Administrator will design, engineer, and deploy Linux-based solutions on OpenStack, manage a high-performance computing environment, and collaborate with researchers to optimize scientific applications. Responsibilities include server maintenance, troubleshooting complex issues, and implementing containerized environments.

Assist with laboratory work studying the performance and reliability of materials for photovoltaic modules, focusing on the durability of polymeric backsheets and encapsulants through accelerated testing.

The intern will assist in developing optimization techniques for large-scale energy problems, implement methods from literature into optimization code, and contribute to technical papers and reports.

The internship involves supporting the Geothermal research team through data collection, interpretation, and analysis related to geothermal well lifecycle processes. Tasks include well data gathering and root cause analysis, focusing on drilling, completion, stimulation, and production.

The intern will develop software tools for parameter space reduction and optimization using data-driven methods. Responsibilities include implementing adaptive sampling and optimization techniques while collaborating with scientists and engineers.

The intern will perform studies on battery chemistries and sizes for Class 8 trucks, enhance simulation models with real-world data, and participate in industry collaboration for guidance. The role involves research and practical application in battery electrification and vehicle performance.

The Researcher III will lead cost modeling efforts focused on power electronics systems for solar and battery technologies. Responsibilities include analyzing inverter supply chains, collecting primary data for cost models, and collaborating on R&D opportunities to drive clean energy innovations.

This internship involves supporting the Hydrogen Systems Analysis Team in research on hydrogen emissions mitigation. Responsibilities include reviewing literature on hydrogen emissions, supporting the development of analytical frameworks for emissions quantification, assisting in data collection and analysis, and preparing technical documentation and presentations.

The intern will contribute to the Autonomous Energy Systems project, developing algorithms and simulation tools for optimizing energy grids. The role requires experience in optimization theory or machine learning and basic programming skills, specifically in Python or MATLAB.

The Group Manager II/III at NREL will lead a team focused on digital twins and scalable workflows, driving research and integration of advanced computational tools. This role includes strategic planning, managing multidisciplinary projects, developing staffing plans, and collaborating across the laboratory to enhance renewable energy innovations and operational excellence.

As a Geothermal Researcher at NREL, you'll conduct research on geothermal heating and cooling systems, focusing on modeling heat and mass transfer for HVAC and building energy systems. Responsibilities include laboratory experiments, developing energy modeling capabilities, and publishing research.

The job involves researching and enhancing AI and machine learning applications in power systems, optimizing the design and analysis of electrical grids, particularly focusing on renewable energy integration. The position requires expertise in various machine learning techniques and leadership in advancing research projects.

The researcher will contribute to the integration of electric vehicles and the grid by developing solutions to enhance charging reliability and interoperability. Responsibilities include designing experiments, engaging with stakeholders, and analyzing electric vehicle supply equipment at NREL's facilities to drive advancements in EV charging infrastructure.