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Laser Support Engineer
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory · Posted 32 days ago
Provide critical operational support for cutting-edge high-power laser systems at the BELLA Center, contributing to Nobel Prize-winning scientific research.
Laser Support Engineer
🔍 Bay Area, California, United States
💼 AA-Accelerator Tech-Applied Phys
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107648 Requisition #
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is hiring a Laser Support Engineer to join our team in the Accelerator Technology & Applied Physics Division at the BELLA Center . Working under general direction (Level 1) or providing technical leadership (Level 2), you will provide critical operational support, maintenance, and development for all high-power laser systems at the BELLA Center. These systems include the BELLA PW laser, two 100 TW class lasers, and various TW-class kHz lasers including fiber-based lasers. You will contribute to (Level 1) or lead (Level 2) projects advancing laser performance, troubleshoot complex laser subsystems, and ensure maximum system availability for cutting-edge experimental campaigns.
We're here for the same mission: to bring science solutions to the world. Join our team and help address global challenges, with a high level of impact, at an organization associated with 17 Nobel Prizes!
We are looking for candidates with [Level 1 = Job code N50.1, Level2 = N50.2]:
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