At Applied Materials, we are pioneering novel nano-photonic devices for applications in imaging, sensing, and computing.We are harnessing the power of Applied Material’s world-leading material science and nano-fabrication capabilities to enable the next generation of photonic devices.

Company Description Join us and make YOUR mark on the World!Are you interested in joining some of the brightest talent in the world to strengthen the United States’ security?

BTI is a dynamic company with worldrenowned expertise in radiation detection, addressing applications in the defence, homeland security, space, industrial, and medical sectors.BTI is seeking a Computational Physicist to support a range of research and development activities, including product development and product support.

Science and Technology on a Mission!For more than 60 years, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has applied science and technology to make the world a safer place.

We currently seeking a full-time Computational Physicist researcher with expertise in photonics and optics.The candidate will have a track record in utilizing state of the art techniques for the understanding and improvement in performance of complex electromagnetic devices and optical systems.

As a Computational Physicist, you will be pushing the boundaries of contemporary MEMS development methods and techniques by architecting and developing computational tools to design and characterize SiTime’s next-generation MEMS products and designing novel MEMS resonators for the ultra-precise timing applications.Responsibilities: Develop cutting-edge design and characterization software Tackle challenging problems of mechanics, thermodynamics, and electrodynamics Participate in the design of next-generation MEMS resonators and Packaging technologies Work in cross-functional Engineering teams, including Circuits, Systems, and Packaging Drive and support Company’s projects as needed Qualifications & Requirements: PhD in Physics, Applied Mathematics or equivalent 3+ years of experience in computational software development; proven record of developing high-quality scientific software Fundamental knowledge in mathematics, physics, information science, and programming Passion for working on challenging computational problems and developing top-quality codes Eagerness to learn quickly new areas of knowledge English: fluent reading / writing, good understanding / speaking.

Purpose Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate conducts state-of-the-art research and development in computer and computational sciences in support of DOE's missions and programs.We develop and deploy leading edge computing and information technology capabilities to keep computational sciences at a level comparable to experimental sciences in the pursuit of scientific discovery and technical innovation.

As a Computational Physicist, you will be pushing the boundaries of contemporary MEMS development methods and techniques by architecting and developing computational tools to design and characterize SiTime’s next-generation MEMS products and designing novel MEMS resonators for the ultra-precise timing applications.Responsibilities: Develop cutting-edge design and characterization software Tackle challenging problems of mechanics, thermodynamics, and electrodynamics Participate in the design of next-generation MEMS resonators and Packaging technologies Work in cross-functional Engineering teams, including Circuits, Systems, and Packaging Drive and support Company’s projects as needed Qualifications & Requirements: PhD in Physics, Applied Mathematics or equivalent 3+ years of experience in computational software development; proven record of developing high-quality scientific software Fundamental knowledge in mathematics, physics, information science, and programming Passion for working on challenging computational problems and developing top-quality codes Eagerness to learn quickly new areas of knowledge English: fluent reading / writing, good understanding / speaking.

As a Computational Physicist, you will be pushing the boundaries of contemporary MEMS development methods and techniques by architecting and developing computational tools to design and characterize SiTime’s next-generation MEMS products and designing novel MEMS resonators for the ultra-precise timing applications.Responsibilities: Develop cutting-edge design and characterization software Tackle challenging problems of mechanics, thermodynamics, and electrodynamics Participate in the design of next-generation MEMS resonators and Packaging technologies Work in cross-functional Engineering teams, including Circuits, Systems, and Packaging Drive and support Company’s projects as needed Qualifications & Requirements: PhD in Physics, Applied Mathematics or equivalent 3+ years of experience in computational software development; proven record of developing high-quality scientific software Fundamental knowledge in mathematics, physics, information science, and programming Passion for working on challenging computational problems and developing top-quality codes Eagerness to learn quickly new areas of knowledge English: fluent reading / writing, good understanding / speaking.

Job Description The selected intern will support and run high performance computing software in a research and development environment.The position requires full-time commitment for summer 2021 and, depending on needs and the candidate’s skills and interest, may extend into the fall semester as a part-time position.

Missile Systems' Directed Energy Group performs cutting-edge research on advanced directed energy concepts involving High-Power Microwave (HPM), High-Energy Laser (HEL), and Charged Particle Beam (CPB) systems and associated components.This position is for an Intern student interested in the broad area of physics simulation design and software programing.

Job Title Computational Physics Scientist (Scientist 3) Location Los Alamos, NM, US Organization Name CCS-2 / Computational Physics And Methods Minimum Salary 110400 Maximum Salary 186300 What You Will Do The Computational Physics and Methods Group CCS-2 at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) is seeking to fill this half-time position.CCS-2 staff develop techniques and scientific software that deliver high-fidelity numerical solutions at scale for important LANL mission areas.

Join us and make YOUR mark on the World!Come join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) where we apply science and technology to make the world a safer place; now one of 2019 Best Places to Work by Glassdoor!

The Fusion Energy Division (FED) at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks applicants for a computational physics postdoctoral position.The FED conducts experimental, computational and theoretical research on the science and technology of fusion plasmas for the U.S. DOE Fusion Energy Sciences Program in the Office of Science.

Description of job: The Fusion Energy Division at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks applications for a R&D Associate Staff Member in the area of Computational Plasma Physics and Machine Learning.ORNLs Plasma Theory and Modeling Group carries out research in nearly all areas of magnetic fusion energy development and related technology development.

Enig Associates, Inc. is a small, scientific/engineering firm, established in 1985, now conducting theoretical modeling research mainly in the following areas: electrodynamics; radiation transport; radio frequency signatures; electromagnetic pulse device design; high power microwave design; magnetohydrodynamics; computational magnetohydrodynamics; computational electromagnetics; advanced warhead design.An entry level postdoc position requiring a Ph.D. is open for physicists and electrical engineers of varying experience to work with an all-Ph.D staff of theoretical and computational physicists, mathematicians, applied and quantum chemists, and electrical engineers who are international experts in their respective fields.

Description of job: The Fusion Energy Division at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) seeks applications for a R&D Associate Staff Member in the area of Computational Plasma Physics and Machine Learning.ORNLs Plasma Theory and Modeling Group carries out research in nearly all areas of magnetic fusion energy development and related technology development.

Opportunity General Fusion is hiring a Computational Plasma Physicist who will help develop relevant and accurate computational models of the plasma dynamics in General Fusions Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF) compression architecture.The work will involve incorporating new physical effects into existing code or developing and testing new code.

Position Description TWO YEAR TERM POSITION POSITION POSTED: SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 SALARY RANGE: $57,200 - $85,800 (PD) You matter to us!Our diverse team at Jefferson Lab includes more than 700 people, including physicists, engineers, computer professionals, technicians and more.

Annual Salary Range (based on full-time 40 hours per week) Annual Salary Range: $66,700 - $110,100 Offers will typically be made in the bottom half of the listed range.NREL takes into consideration a candidates education, training, and experience, as well as the positions work location, expected quality and quantity of work, required travel (if any), external market and internal value, including seniority and merit systems, and internal pay alignment when in determining the salary level for potential new employees.