General Engineer

This position is part of the Office of Legacy Management, Department of Energy. As a General Engineer, you will serve as an expert advisor providing strategic leadership for major Department of Energy (DOE) scientific and engineering initiatives. You will also develop and implement technical guidance for complex systems, projects, and programs to resolve novel, mission-critical management and operational challenges. Major duties: The Department of Energy's mission is to ensure America's security and prosperity by addressing its energy, environmental and nuclear challenges through transformative science and technology solutions. The Office of Legacy Management office works to fulfill the Department of Energy's post-closure responsibilities and ensure the future protection of human health and the environment. DOE has taken significant environmental cleanup steps, and LM protects the outcome of that work with long-term stewardship. We are truly honored that DOE has been named America's #1 Best Employer for Veterans in 2023 by Forbes-not only among Government agencies, but among employers across the U.S. We are so proud of this ranking which reflects our commitment to the employment of veterans. As so many veterans at DOE renew their service to our Nation, we are deeply committed to their success and advancement. Veterans shape the future of energy As a General Engineer, you will: Provide authoritative leadership and direction for complex, pioneering engineering and physical science programs related to environmental remediation, legacy site stewardship, or technology development. Serve as a senior technical authority and consultant providing expert advice, analyses, and recommendations to executive leadership within and outside the Department of Energy. Direct, assess, and evaluate programs and projects for progress against strategic goals, identify deficiencies, and formulate corrective/preventive solutions. Represent the agency in high-level interagency, national, and international technical forums, working groups, and public meetings involving complex or controversial technical matters.