Grid Modeler: Interdisciplinary Physical Scientist

US Department of Energy Headquarters; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

The US Department of Energy Headquarters seeks an Interdisciplinary Physical Scientist - Grid Modeler to lead the North American Energy Resilience Model (NAERM), drive grid-modeling innovation, and build analytical tools. You will oversee model and data operations and perform advanced analyses with minimal supervision.

Qualifications include a degree in physical science/engineering with 24 semester hours in related fields or an equivalent combination of education and experience, plus specialized

Qualifications

• Degree or combination of education and experience satisfying 24 semester hours in physical science or related engineering science (e.g., mechanics, dynamics, properties of materials, electronics).
• Experience as a principal technical advisor influencing program direction and policy through technical assessments.
• Demonstrated ability to develop and implement advanced scientific or engineering solutions to address complex challenges.

Responsibilities

• Provide authoritative technical leadership and expert advisory services to resolve critical scientific or engineering problems.
• Serve as the principal technical advisor on critical scientific or engineering matters to influence program direction and policy.
• Develop and implement advanced scientific or engineering solutions addressing complex technical challenges and organizational objectives.

Skills

Technical leadership

Advisory services

Grid modeling

Education

Degree in physical science/engineering/mathematics with 24 semester hours in physical science/engineering

Job description

The US Department of Energy Headquarters seeks an Interdisciplinary Physical Scientist - Grid Modeler to lead the North American Energy Resilience Model (NAERM), drive grid-modeling innovation, and build analytical tools. You will oversee model and data operations and perform advanced analyses with minimal supervision.

Qualifications include a degree in physical science/engineering with 24 semester hours in related fields or an equivalent combination of education and experience, plus specialized