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MULTIPLE POSITIONS AVAILABLE Work involves the application of standard mechanical enginnering principles and procedures. Assignments usually include one or more of the following: design and development of equipment, test of materials, preparation of specifications and technical procedures, process study. Independently evaluate, select, and apply standard techniques, procedures, and criteria, in making adaptations and modifications.
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Help assure that all work conducted for the Laboratory is done in a manner that does not compromise the safety and health of workers. Support PPPL safety programs to assure effectiveness and compliance with regulations.
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Perform oversight and support of assigned construction, modification and fabrication activities conducted by the Lab to ensure the safety of work activities and compliance with OSHA regulations and other applicable requirements.
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Help assure that all work conducted for the Laboratory is done in a manner that does not compromise the safety and health of workers. Support PPPL Hazard Communication program to assure effectiveness and compliance with regulations.
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Under general supervision of the Deputy Head, ES&H Department/Head, Office of Export Control, this position serves on the staff of the Office of Export Control. This position has direct responsibility for analyzing and issuing technical determinations, compliance rulings and managing lifecycle licensing responsibilities. This position’s responsibilities include export classification of technologies/items, development and implementation of export compliance programs and procedures, development and delivery of training, and supporting the export control needs of Laboratory programs as required under Federal laws and regulations and DOE directives. Use skills and experience to contribute to the continuous improvement of PPPL’s export control program by identifying export control issues and recommending creative and effective solutions.
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To work collaboratively on complex projects and develop and manage the design validation and verification plans. Continuously maintain and improve Design Control procedures and compliance. Champions design control activities.
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Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory is seeking a full time Associate Research Physicist (at post-doctoral level) in the area of fusion plasma computation and theory. The applicant should have a completed Ph.D in the area of plasma physics or a related field.
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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is hiring for a Rotational Associate Engineer-Mechanical position. At PPPL we develop scientific understanding and key innovations needed to realize fusion as a safe and economic energy source for the world. Engineers play a crucial role in this grand challenge of the 21st century working in close collaboration with world class physicists and attacking difficult scientific and technical problems. The Engineering Rotational program is an opportunity for enthusiastic graduates to gain the experience and the exposure they will need to prepare for future technical leadership. This is your chance to join an innovative team helping to develop an energy source for the future. The program consists of four six-months rotations to grow your technical expertise through coaching, mentoring and training with some of our best engineers. You will experience a wide scope of engineering assignments across all phases of the product life cycle, including: technology development, analysis and design, fabrication, installation, experimental operation and more. Every six months, you will move to a new assignment that allows you to develop your knowledge of engineering, and to build new professional relationships. We are looking for a team player with excellent communication, problem solving and analytical skills, with a strong work ethic, leadership potential and a track record of academic achievement. You must be graduating with a minimum of a bachelor's degree by June 2020, or have graduated not earlier than June 2018. You will then be invited to participate in a first-round of phone interviews and then to a second interview with a panel of senior managers on site. Once recruited, you will be considered a full-time employee and will be eligible to receive the benefits offered by Princeton University.
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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is hiring for a Rotational Associate Engineer - Electronic position. At PPPL we develop scientific understanding and key innovations needed to realize fusion as a safe and economic energy source for the world. Engineers play a crucial role in this grand challenge of the 21st century working in close collaboration with world class physicists and attacking difficult scientific and technical problems. The Engineering Rotational program is an opportunity for enthusiastic graduates to gain the experience and the exposure they will need to prepare for future technical leadership. This is your chance to join an innovative team helping to develop an energy source for the future. The program consists of four six-months rotations to grow your technical expertise through coaching, mentoring and training with some of our best engineers. You will experience a wide scope of engineering assignments across all phases of the product life cycle, including: technology development, analysis and design, fabrication, installation, experimental operation and more. Every six months, you will move to a new assignment that allows you to develop your knowledge of engineering, and to build new professional relationships. We are looking for a team player with excellent communication, problem solving and analytical skills, with a strong work ethic, leadership potential and a track record of academic achievement. You must be graduating with a minimum of a bachelor's degree by June 2020, or have graduated not earlier than June 2018. You will then be invited to participate in a first-round of phone interviews and then to a second interview with a panel of senior managers on site. Once recruited, you will be considered a full-time employee and will be eligible to receive the benefits offered by Princeton University.
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Support NSTX-U and PS&T Diagnostic development. Perform design and analysis, and oversee fabrication, assembly, installation of selected diagnostics. Work involves one or more of the following: design and development of equipment, test of materials, preparation of specifications and technical procedures, process study. Independently evaluate, select, and apply standard techniques, procedures, and criteria, in making adaptations and modifications.
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This position requires the employe to have full technical responsibility for interpreting, organizing, executing and coordinating metrology assignments, and for planning and developing projects which have an important effect on major Laboratory programs. This involves in depth understanding of metrology, creativity and problem solving, attention to detail and confidence with codes and standards. Initiate and maintain extensive contacts with key engineers and scientists in other areas of the Laboratory and in other organizations and skillfully negotiate critical issues.
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Reporting to the Procurement Director, the Senior Procurement Compliance Manager is responsible for monitoring and maintaining PPPL’s Department of Energy (DOE) Approved Purchasing System for compliance to the laws and regulations relating to applicable sections of the PPPL Prime Contract, for adherence to the internal policies and procedures of the Division, and for assuring the execution of sound business practices are followed.
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Using visual and physical examinations, performs inspections and surveillances of mechanical installations, in-process inspections, and receipt inspections to detect any defects, and to assure conformance with drawings, specifications, standards, and codes. Perform and witness acceptance testing and inspections of systems, structures, and components equipment at remote supplier facilities and at PPPL on-site locations.
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Participate in the design, development and operation of state of the art instrumentation and control systems in support of a wide range of current and future projects at PPPL.
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Optical diagnostics of low temperature plasma at low and high pressures, including optical emission spectroscopy and laser-based methods. Participate in projects involving experimental investigations of cold plasma sources and plasma-induced chemistry in highly collisional environments, plasma-liquid interactions, high-pressure discharges under strong overvoltage, plasma processing of materials, and plasma-assisted synthesis of nanomaterials.
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The Executive Assistant to the Deputy Director for Research (DDR) and Chief Scientist (CS) will support the DDR and CS to execute the organization’s research goals. The Executive Assistant manages the calendar, correspondence, and travel of the DDR and CS to ensure that both are focused on tasks that service key research program and strategic priorities for the organization. An important responsibility is to ensure that research program and long-range scientific strategic information is communicated in a timely, accurate and appropriate manner. The Executive Assistant will also ensure the DDR is made aware of issues that need immediate attention.
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The Facilities Field Supervisor coordinates the activities of outside contractors performing work on site. Working with the Project Manager for a construction project he/she will provide the oversight and supervision necessary, ensure training is scheduled, site access notification completed, and initial conditions are met for the contractor to access the site and perform work. Generate and maintain construction records for each project. During construction he/she is responsible for ensuring all safety requirements are observed and works with the Project Manager to minimize disruption to business operations from construction activities. The Field Supervisor will assist where needed in Facilities Maintenance Shops.
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The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), operated by Princeton University for the Department of Energy (DOE), is seeking a results-driven Space Coordinator to assist in the facilitation of space planning. The ideal candidate would be equipped to coordinate and communicate effectively with end-users, stakeholders and other subject matter experts. The daily activities include the coordinate of office and lab moves, working with department staff and supervisors to find creative ways to increase space utilization, support space needs for various projects, and maintain all sitewide space management data.
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The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), operated by Princeton University for the Department of Energy (DOE), is seeking a results-driven Environment, Safety & Health (ES&H) Department Head to lead the Lab’s ES&H Division. This position serves as a key member of the laboratory leadership team and is a leading stakeholder and collaborator with the research and development community. The ideal candidate would be equipped to create a vision and lead PPPL’s environment, safety, and health programs to support the Laboratory mission and enable exemplary safety performance aligned with the Laboratory`s strategic plan. This role will establish and lead a highly-visible laboratory wide environmental, safety, and health integrated program of best practices, certifications, standards, guidance, procedures and management systems. This critical role is responsible for providing leadership, technical direction, strategic oversight, and policy development that enables line management to maintain a safe workplace, promotes safety as an institutional core value, and ensures that scientific and technical research activities are conducted in compliance with applicable policies and regulations. It is expected to enable and foster a proactive and integrated safety culture that promotes a sense of urgency based on safety observations, assessments, open line feedback, risk reviews, trend analysis, root cause analysis, metrics and data to mitigate risk and identify hazards. Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer/Deputy Director of Operations, the ES&H Division Director will also actively support Lab-wide initiatives, responsible for stewardship of the Lab’s safety and security across the Lab while promoting PPPL’s values of diversity, equity and inclusion. The ES&H Division Director shall act a as a strategic partner to enable and assist laboratory line management in full implementation of ES&H programs. This role will maintain centralized cognizance of, and serve as the single point of contact for, ES&H programs, including radiation protection and the functional areas as designated by 10 CFR 851, Worker Safety and Health Program: construction safety, fire protection, firearms safety, explosives safety, pressure safety, electrical safety, industrial hygiene, occupational medicine, biological safety, motor vehicle safety, and chronic beryllium disease prevention. This position also leads the laboratory in the development, implementation, execution and continuous improvement of effective quality systems as well as ensure compliance with local, state and federal regulations. This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic, world-renowned research institution and further its work to strengthen our ES&H technical programs and expertise, develop innovative and efficient solutions to foster line management stewardship of ES&H, and promote a healthy work and safety culture for PPPL
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Shift: 2nd shift Senior Machinist runs various CNC and conventional mills and lathe machines for production of high precision machined parts for use in the experiments at the laboratory, assigns jobs and provides feedback for designs, concept development, peer reviews, and machining procedures. As a competent machinist, he/she will also process work orders, performs periodic and emergency maintenance on the equipment per machine manufacturer’s requirement, and ensures a safe work practice and safe environment.
