
Research Engineering/Scientist Associate I, Nuclear Engineering Teaching Laboratory
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The Research Engineering/Scientist Associate I carries out entry-level engineering and scientific research in applied robotics for extreme environments. The work focuses particularly on nuclear, oil and gas, and military applications, though other application areas may be considered. The role evaluates and applies standard research techniques, documents observations and measurements for conformity to project specifications, and performs related duties.
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Carries out entry-level engineering and scientific research in applied robotics for use in extreme environments, particularly in the nuclear, oil and gas industries, and/or military applications though other application areas may be consideredEvaluates, selects, and applies standard engineering and scientific techniques used in routine researchDocument observations and measurements to ensure conformity to project specificationsPerform other related duties as assigned
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