Nevada Experiment Integration Lead - Hybrid

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; Las Vegas (NV); Hybrid; USD 149,400 - 253,896; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Assistance

Flexible schedules

Education Reimbursement Program

401(k)

Job summary

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Nevada is seeking a Nevada Experiment Integration Manager to oversee sub-critical experiments and programmatic testing at NNSS. You will lead fielding and execution teams, coordinating with NNSS M&O and the Nevada Field Office to align safety and program objectives.

The role requires a DOE Q or Top Secret clearance, a bachelor’s in engineering, and proven leadership of multidisciplinary nuclear operations teams, with travel up to 50% between Las Vegas,

Qualifications

• Active DOE Q-level clearance or Top Secret clearance required at hire.
• Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field, or equivalent experience.
• Significant experience leading multidisciplinary nuclear operations teams.
• Experience with project planning, scheduling, and meeting deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership to a large team of engineers, scientists, and technicians for experiments.
• Develop integrated execution plans for complex dynamic experiments and resources.
• Participate in design and operations reviews and ensure safety readiness.
• Coordinate with NNSS M&O, NFO, and other labs to align objectives.
• Monitor schedules and report milestones to program leadership.
• Ensure compliance with Conduct of Operations, Training and Safety Programs.

Skills

Clearance requirement

Leadership

Project planning

Verbal & written communication

Travel up to 50%

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Advanced degree preferred

Job description

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Nevada is seeking a Nevada Experiment Integration Manager to oversee sub-critical experiments and programmatic testing at NNSS. You will lead fielding and execution teams, coordinating with NNSS M&O and the Nevada Field Office to align safety and program objectives.

The role requires a DOE Q or Top Secret clearance, a bachelor’s in engineering, and proven leadership of multidisciplinary nuclear operations teams, with travel up to 50% between Las Vegas,