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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

www.pnnl.gov

4 Jobs

6,314 Employees

About the Company

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory draws on its distinguishing strengths in chemistry, Earth sciences, biology, and data science to advance scientific knowledge and address challenges in energy resiliency and national security.

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EEIP PhD Intern - Electricity Infrastructure & Buildings Research
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**Job Title** EEIP Intern – Electricity Infrastructure & Buildings Research **Role Summary** A 10‑week paid summer research internship for graduate students focused on research in electric grid modernization, renewable integration, building energy systems, and energy policy. Interns work within the Energy and Environment Directorate, are paired with a mentor and assigned to a research group aligned with their background in electrical, mechanical, architectural, systems engineering, data science, or energy economics. **Expectations** - Participate in cohort onboarding and professional development sessions. - Commence work on the agreed start date (May 26 2026 or June 19 2026). - Attend research group meetings, contribute actively to project deliverables. - Produce written and oral reports of findings; support co‑authorship of technical papers. - Uphold lab safety, data integrity, and confidentiality standards. **Key Responsibilities** - Conduct modeling, simulation, and analysis of power systems (grid architecture, cyber‑physical security). - Apply learning and predictive analytics, control theory, and optimization to energy systems. - Develop building energy models, evaluate electrical system integration, and assess whole‐building performance. - Perform policy, market, and regulatory analysis related to buildings and electricity infrastructure. - Assist in data collection, cleaning, and processing; develop dashboards or visualizations as required. - Support instrumentation setup, sensor calibration, and experimental validation of energy technologies. - Draft technical documentation, progress reports, and contribution summaries for publication. **Required Skills** - Strong analytical and quantitative skills; experience with MATLAB, Python, or similar. - Familiarity with power system tools (e.g., PSS®E, PowerWorld) or building energy modeling software (e.g., EnergyPlus). - Knowledge of data analytics, machine learning, or control systems is advantageous. - Effective oral and written communication; ability to present complex concepts clearly. - Team‑oriented mindset; ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary groups. - Self‑directed learning; adaptability to new research methodologies and tools. **Required Education & Certifications** - Current enrollment in a Master’s program (or Ph.D. candidacy) in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, architectural engineering, building sciences, systems engineering, data science, energy policy, or economics. - Must possess the academic standing necessary to complete a full‑time summer internship. ---
Portland, United states
Remote
Fresher
27-01-2026
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EEIP Undergrad Intern - Electricity Infrastructure & Buildings Research
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**Job Title** EEIP Undergrad Intern – Electricity Infrastructure & Buildings Research **Role Summary** A 10‑week paid summer internship for undergraduate students focused on research in electricity infrastructure and building systems. Interns work with a mentor and a research group within one of four technical focus areas: Power Systems Engineering, Energy System Analytics & Control, Building System Sciences & Engineering, or Policy, Markets & Deployment. **Expectations** - Enrolled in an undergraduate program with coursework in electrical, mechanical, architectural, systems engineering, data science, energy policy, or economics. - Able to begin either May 26 2026 or June 19 2026 and remain for the full 10‑week term. - Demonstrated interest in sustainable energy, grid modernization, or building efficiency. - Commitment to actively participate in team research, attend weekly cohort sessions, and engage in professional development activities. **Key Responsibilities** 1. Collaborate with project mentors and team members to develop and implement research projects in the assigned technical area. 2. Conduct literature reviews, data collection, and analysis using modeling, simulation, or analytics tools. 3. Prepare research reports, presentations, and draft publications or technical notes. 4. Assist in experimental design, prototype testing, or data validation related to power systems, building performance, or energy market analysis. 5. Participate in lab safety training, policy briefings, and interdisciplinary outreach as required. **Required Skills** - Strong analytical and quantitative abilities; proficiency in MATLAB, Python, or similar for data analysis or modeling. - Basic understanding of electric power systems, building energy modeling, or energy economics as relevant to the chosen focus area. - Excellent written and verbal communication for technical reporting and stakeholder engagement. - Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a research environment. - Familiarity with research ethics, data management, and reproducible science practices. **Required Education & Certifications** - Current enrollment in a bachelor’s program (Electrical, Mechanical, Architectural, Systems Engineering, Data Science, Energy Policy/Economics, or related field). - No specific certifications required; relevant coursework in power systems, control theory, building energy systems, or energy economics is preferred. ---
Richland, United states
Remote
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27-01-2026
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EEIP Masters Intern - Electricity Infrastructure & Buildings Research
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**Job Title**: EEIP Masters Intern - Electricity Infrastructure & Buildings Research **Role Summary** Accelerate transition to a resilient, efficient energy system through applied research in grid modernization, renewable integration, and building systems innovation. **Expectations** Master’s student with technical training in energy-related disciplines; full availability during 10-week summer internship (cohort start dates: May 26 or June 19, 2026). **Key Responsibilities** - Conduct research in power systems engineering, energy analytics, building performance evaluation, or energy policy/markets. - Develop models/simulations for grid resilience, energy storage integration, or building energy optimization. - Collaborate with teams on renewable energy systems, advanced computing solutions, or market/energy policy design. - Apply data analytics, control theory, or system optimization techniques to energy challenges. - Validate building technologies or evaluate energy transitions via field testing/analysis. **Required Skills** - Power system modeling/simulation (e.g., grid software); data analytics/programming (e.g., Python, MATLAB). - Building energy modeling (e.g., EnergyPlus, IDA-IES). - Control theory, sensor technology, or edge/high-performance computing. - Policy/regulatory analysis; economic valuation methods. **Required Education & Certifications** - Current Master’s candidate in electrical/mechanical engineering, architectural engineering, data science, energy policy, systems engineering, or related fields. - Demonstrated research experience in energy systems or building sciences. --- *Output adheres to the specified format: concise, factual, and ATS-optimized.*
Richland, United states
Remote
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27-01-2026
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Cyber Security Engineer 1
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**Job Title:** Cyber Security Engineer 1 **Role Summary:** Conduct research and develop innovative cyber‑security solutions within a national‑security research environment. Design, deploy, and maintain virtualized and containerized testbeds, infrastructure-as-code pipelines, and monitoring systems to support cyber‑defense research, testing, and training. **Expectations:** - Deliver high‑quality, repeatable infrastructures that enable research, testing, and training. - Apply continuous learning to adopt new tools, platforms, and security practices. - Collaborate with cross‑functional teams in an agile development setting. **Key Responsibilities:** - Design, deploy, and operate virtualized and containerized environments for cyber research. - Develop and maintain Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) using tools such as Packer, Ansible, Terraform, or Pulumi. - Integrate hardware, hypervisors (e.g., Proxmox, VMware ESXi, Hyper‑V), orchestration (Docker, Docker Compose), and monitoring/logging platforms to build end‑to‑end cyber ranges. - Perform system/network hardening, patching, and baseline enforcement. - Conduct performance, scalability, and reliability testing of virtualized infrastructure; analyze results and report findings. - Implement monitoring and logging solutions for health, availability, and security visibility. - Support cyber operations: set up, configure, troubleshoot virtual networks, services, and applications. - Develop automation scripts/tools (Python, Ansible, Docker Compose) for deployment and testing workflows. - Participate in sprint‑based development, document work, report progress, and collaborate with teams. - Contribute to architectural design of new cyber‑defense methods, test‑range realism, and system resiliency. - Assist with security assessment and penetration‑style testing in controlled lab environments. - Produce technical documentation, test reports, and presentations for stakeholders. **Required Skills:** - Proficiency in IaC (Packer, Ansible, Terraform, Pulumi). - Experience with virtualization and hypervisors (Proxmox, VMware ESXi/vSphere, Hyper‑V). - Knowledge of containerization and orchestration (Docker, Docker Compose). - Familiarity with monitoring and logging tools. - Strong grasp of core cybersecurity practices (hardening, vulnerability scanning, secure configuration). - Ability to develop/supported cyber ranges, testbeds, or lab environments. - Programming/scripting skills (Python) for automation. - Analytical, problem‑solving, and technical writing capabilities. - Understanding of threat landscapes in cloud, virtualized, OT, or emerging tech (AI/ML). - Rapid learning of new tools, platforms, and security concepts. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Bachelor’s degree (BS/BA) or higher in Cybersecurity or a related field. ---
United states
Remote
05-02-2026