Head of Nuclear Instrumentation & Measurement Science

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Job summary

Idaho National Laboratory is seeking a Department Manager to lead the Measurement Science department within the Nuclear Fuels and Materials Division. The role focuses on advancing instrumentation for irradiation experiments, collaborating with DOE programs and partners, and driving an innovative research agenda.

The position requires a strong leadership background, knowledge of nuclear systems, and the ability to manage cross-functional teams while developing talent and ensuring compliance with

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in Nuclear, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering with at least 5 years of relevant experience.
• Leadership and management experience in recruiting, developing staff, and leading instrumentation-related research programs.
• Knowledge of nuclear systems, reactor core components, and mechanical design for instrument integration in irradiation experiments.
• US citizenship and ability to obtain DOE L clearance.

Responsibilities

• Lead the Measurement Science Department within the Nuclear Fuels and Materials Division, directing instrumentation projects for AT R and TREAT facilities.
• Oversee laboratory operations, partnerships with sponsors and DOE programs, and cross-organizational collaboration to accelerate innovation.
• Provide guidance and development for staff, conduct performance reviews, and manage resources and budgeting.

Skills

Leadership

Strategic planning

Stakeholder engagement

Interpersonal communication

Time management

Nuclear systems knowledge

Instrumentation integration

Education

Advanced degree in Nuclear/Mechanical/Electrical Engineering

PhD preferred

Job description

Idaho National Laboratory is seeking a Department Manager to lead the Measurement Science department within the Nuclear Fuels and Materials Division. The role focuses on advancing instrumentation for irradiation experiments, collaborating with DOE programs and partners, and driving an innovative research agenda.

The position requires a strong leadership background, knowledge of nuclear systems, and the ability to manage cross-functional teams while developing talent and ensuring compliance with