Sandia National Laboratories is the nation’s premier DOE science and engineering lab for national security and technology innovation. Our team of scientists, engineers, researchers, and business specialists apply their knowledge and skill toward delivering cutting-edge technology in an array of areas. Across our main sites in Albuquerque, NM, and Livermore, CA, our research ranges from nuclear defense and homeland and global security to innovative work in biotechnology, environmental preservation, energy, and cyber security. Our teams have shared some of the reasons they enjoy working at Sandia: • Challenging work with amazing impact that contributes to security, peace, and freedom worldwide • Extraordinary co-workers • Access to some of the best tools, equipment, and research facilities in the world (tours.sandia.gov) • Career advancement and enrichment opportunities • Work-life balance with flexible work schedules, competitive benefits, and convenient on-site amenities
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Albuquerque, NM 87185, US
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Registration for the 2024 Sandia Blade Workshop is open. Wind energy experts, manufacturers and operators will have the opportunity to exchange ideas and explore the latest in wind turbine blade research and development. The in-person workshop is Sept. 16-20, more info here 👇
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Celebrating National Intern Day 🎉 Sandia converts nearly 70% of eligible interns to full-time employees and holds several dynamic, interactive events to help interns learn more about opportunities across the Labs. “Getting to learn firsthand about what I could be doing in the future is really exciting,” said a Sandia intern. Learn more about Sandia’s intern program: https://bit.ly/3Y25C1v
Learn fast, build faster⏱️ Sandia’s rapid development connector team is transforming how it produces custom electronic connectors for weapons systems — cutting fabrication and delivery time from a year to a month. “We’re really excited for the potential impact this project can have. We’re constantly expanding our capabilities and the types of work we can take on,” “said Michael Gallegos, the program’s lead mechanical engineer. Read more about the team’s methods: https://bit.ly/3WvZBsQ
Happy #ThermalEngineerDay 🪨 Sandia researchers are exploring geothermal energy, hoping to unlock a clean energy source that doesn’t dependent on strong winds or sunny skies. Learn more about their research ➡️ https://bit.ly/3SEgsYE
A meaningful internship for students and the climate 🌎 Each summer Sandia’s Future of Research for Climate, Earth and Energy Intern Institute provides about 150 university students with real-world experience working on climate change, geosciences and energy research projects. “I have a real passion for interns; I think they are the future of this laboratory,” said Kyle Jones, co-manager of the institute. “One of the institute’s goals is to attract new talent to the Labs. I look at interns as team members doing real research. I want an intern program to foster a mentality that makes them feel like they are making a difference.” Learn more about the intern institute: https://bit.ly/4fcuo55
Digital engineering takes center stage. Sandia hosted more than 500 people for the third annual Digital Engineering Workshop. Promoting collaboration and strengthening the field is a top priority for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). “Digital engineering will improve execution and accuracy, while reducing the need to translate data from one tool to another,” said Deputy Labs Director Laura McGill. Learn more about the workshop: https://bit.ly/3zN1fx4
Sandia at the U.S. Senate 🏛️ Sandia’s Jennifer Gaudioso testified before Congress on how national labs scientists are poised to advance artificial intelligence to address some of the most complex scientific and national security challenges. “We know we can build much more exquisite and impactful models if we train them on the data we have in the Department of Energy. If we can test a chemistry model, with the trusted chemistry knowledge encoded in it, we can use that to make science go much faster and make connections that no human is ever going to make,” said Jennifer Gaudioso, a chemist by training. Read more of Jennifer’s testimony: https://bit.ly/46b9X4l
The world’s first hydrogen-powered commercial ferry ⛴️ Sea Change is currently operating in the San Francisco Bay and is safe for passengers thanks to a Sandia invention that vents potentially flammable vapors away from the ship. “By using a Flow Assist Vent Mast, the venting structure can be shorter, lighter, and safer, which makes it easier to have a hydrogen fueled boat be attractive and more widely accepted. It will be exciting to have more hydrogen fuel cell vessels because they are quieter, reduce air pollution, and completely prevent polluting fuel spills because hydrogen cannot be trapped by water. It will be a benefit for everyone, everywhere,” said Sandia fluid dynamicist Myra Blaylock. Read more about Sea Change: https://bit.ly/463Z3gQ
Congratulations to Sandia’s Kristin Adair who received an Employee of the Year award from Careers & the disABLED magazine 👏 In addition to her role as research manager, Kristin is a stroke survivor and advocate for the disability community at Sandia. Read more about her story and accessibility at Sandia: bit.ly/46NZ87a
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#USSTRATCOM Commander Gen. Anthony Cotton and Command Senior Enlisted Leader Sgt. Maj. Howard Kreamer recently visited Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M., to meet with onsite lab leadership and senior National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) officials. During an all-hands engagement, Gen. Cotton and Jill Hruby, Undersecretary for National Security and NNSA Administrator, discussed today’s strategic environment with Sandia personnel. Visits like this to U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) nuclear security enterprise sites enable U.S. Strategic Command leadership to see firsthand their innovative efforts to maintain and modernize the U.S. nuclear stockpile, supporting #Readiness and #StrategicDeterrence.