Does a career focused on changing the world's energy future intrigue you? If so, we might have just the opportunity you're looking for! Idaho National Laboratory’s (INL) Irradiated Fuels and Materials group is seeking forward-thinking professionals interested in exploring a career as a NSUF Chief Scientist focusing on NSUF neutron irradiations of structural materials, nuclear fuels, and instrumentation for nuclear energy applications. Our team works a hybrid 9x80 schedule onsite at our Research Education Campus with every other Friday Responsibilities Include: Chief Scientists of the Nuclear Science User Facilities (NSUF) play leadership roles in the operation of the NSUF and are primary points of contact for the technical aspects of the NSUF projects. They are expected to maintain an understanding of the scientific/technical objectives and progress of all ongoing NSUF supported research projects. Chief Scientists aid the NSUF Director and provide leadership in the identification, evaluation, development, and execution of NSUF projects in collaboration with university, industry, national laboratory, small business, and international users. They will provide input for strategic planning within the NSUF and mentorship and guidance for young researchers. The NSUF Irradiation Chief Scientist is expect to maintain a nationally or internationally recognized reputation in the irradiation testing of structural materials, nuclear fuels, and instrumentation for nuclear energy applications. Experience and expertise are required in neutron, ion, and gamma irradiation. Some of this can be developed on-the-job, but a good foundation is required at the start.
