Operational Systems
and Technology
Operational Systems
and Technology
Scientists, engineers, and other professionals from around the world come to Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) to solve some of the nation’s greatest challenges through research in fundamental science, energy resiliency, and national security.
PNNL is a research institution with Pacific Northwest roots and global reach. Our researchers confront problems with the highest consequences for society and human understanding. They pursue challenges like modernizing the nation’s power grid, decoding the universe, and safeguarding ports worldwide from nuclear smuggling.
Join Us
Positions are currently available for work in a wide range of research areas. Positions may be performed remotely or on a PNNL campus based on business need.
At PNNL, we recognize that our people are our strength. And when the diversity of our staff members come together, that's when the true magic happens. Learn more about PNNL's commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Featured Careers
Environmental (Climate Security) Engineer
WMD Counterproliferation Training Project Coordinator
X-Ray Imaging System Site Design and Deployment Support Lead
National Security Specialist (Logistics)
Intern at PNNL
PNNL provides work-based learning experiences for as many as 900 graduate and undergraduate students annually.
We’re looking for creative, motivated students who have a passion for solving critical national challenges using advanced computational, statistical, and mathematical techniques. Learn more about the types of internships offered at PNNL.
National Security Internship Program Summer Cohort
The National Security Internship Program (NSIP) offers a chance to engage in hands-on learning and participate in a research experience with an assigned mentor as well as to interact with other research staff at the top of their field. The Operational Systems and Technology Division is looking for individuals interested in delivering policy-informed technology solutions to an evolving national security landscape.
Minority-Serving Institution Partnership Program
The Minority-Serving Institution Partnership Program - National Nuclear Security Administration (MSIPP-NNSA) is a research-based experience for students who are traditionally underrepresented in STEM. MSIPP-NNSA is designed to build a sustainable pipeline between the U.S. Department of Energy facilities and national laboratories and minority-serving institutions in STEM disciplines. Applications will open in December.