R&D Lead: Radiation Devices & Sealed Sources

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Livermore (CA)

Hybrid

USD 176,000 - 267,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Job summary

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) invites applications for a Research & Development (R&D) Radiation Generating Device (RGD) and Sealed Radioactive Source (SRS) Program Lead within the Radiation Protection Functional Area. The role plans and executes R&D efforts to advance safety programs for RGDs and sealed sources, applying advanced Health Physics principles in support of DOE missions.

The position offers a hybrid schedule with potential for some remote work after a probationary

Qualifications

DOE Q-level security clearance with U.S. citizenship.
Bachelor's degree in Health Physics, Nuclear Engineering, Radiation Physics, Radiation Protection, or related STEM.
Advanced knowledge of Health Physics Fundamentals for RGD/SRS Safety.
Experience leading independent technical work in Radiation Protection programs.
Excellent verbal and written communication, with ability to present to ESH Directorate.

Responsibilities

Set technical strategy for the RGD/SRS Safety Programs across LLNL and DOE complex.
Develop shielding and verification design for radiological sources.
Provide radiological oversight during annual compliance surveys.
Develop radiological survey plans for nonuniform radiation fields from pulsed devices.
Work independently to determine methods and allocate resources for safety program design.
Lead internal/external audits, inspections and site verifications; liaise with DOE.