Nuclear Fuel Cycle Chemical Engineer: Research & Design
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Oak Ridge, TN seeks a Chemical Engineer to advance nuclear nonproliferation fuel cycle research within the Uranium Chemistry, Application, and Simulation Group. The role focuses on hands‑on laboratory research and translating results into technical reports, presentations, and journal articles.
The successful candidate will design, test, and commission new systems within projects and contribute to R&D efforts in nuclear fuel cycle processes, interfacing
Qualifications
- B.S. in Chemical Engineering or related field with 0-3 years related experience.
- Proven communication skills.
- The ability to work flexible hours and travel.
- Knowledge in chemical engineering design processes including System Requirements Documents, Process Flow Diagrams, Material and Energy Balances, Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams.
- Demonstrated familiarity with performing experiments and following the scientific method.
- Familiarity with the Nuclear Fuel Cycle.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with principal investigators and project management to design, fabricate, assemble, and operate nuclear fuel cycle unit operations and processes.
- Design, test, and commission new systems and architectures within projects.
- Contribute to R&D projects involving nuclear fuel cycle processes.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Oak Ridge, TN seeks a Chemical Engineer to advance nuclear nonproliferation fuel cycle research within the Uranium Chemistry, Application, and Simulation Group. The role focuses on hands‑on laboratory research and translating results into technical reports, presentations, and journal articles.
The successful candidate will design, test, and commission new systems within projects and contribute to R&D efforts in nuclear fuel cycle processes, interfacing
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