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Livermore, CA, US

Livermore, California, United States

Serve as a key member of the LLNL senior management team providing oversight and management of all ES&H matters.Work collaboratively with Laboratory Program leaders and the Operations & Business (O&B) senior leadership team to shape ES&H strategic initiatives aimed at maturing and shaping the safety culture of the Laboratory and pursue world-class safety.

Livermore, California, United States

Responsible for the overall coordination and direction of the Laboratory’s institutional response to an emergency or incident to ensure the safety and security of personnel, property and the environment outside the immediate incident scene when the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) becomes operational. Authorized to take all actions necessary to address.

Livermore, California, United States

Serve as a key member of the LLNL senior management team providing oversight and management of all ES&H matters. Work collaboratively with Laboratory Program leaders and the Operations & Business (O&B) senior leadership team to shape ES&H strategic initiatives aimed at maturing and shaping the safety culture of the Laboratory and pursue world-class safety.

Serve as a member of the Engineering Principal Associate Director's senior management team, acting as an interface with the Director's Office, Principal Directorates, discipline Directorates, and DOE/NNSA in areas of common operational and facilities interest. Direct operations staff in prioritization of operations activities and collaborate with the.

Livermore, California, United States

Functioned as the primary delegate for the Engineering Deputy Associate Director for Operations (DAD-Ops) on matters including safety, security, infrastructure, financial planning, business continuity, off-normal events and emergency exercises. Served as a member of the Engineering Associate Director's senior management team. Provided direction and.

Livermore, California, United States

A senior manager in the Physical and Life Sciences (PLS) Operations team, Deputy Division Leader in the Nuclear and Chemical Sciences (NACS) Division, supporting science and national security missions at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), including stockpile stewardship, pre- and post-event nuclear forensic science, nuclear threat reduction.

Responsible for scientific vision, proposals, scope, execution, deliverables, budget, staffing and sponsor interactions on broad range of scientific projects with a diverse sponsor base (total $11.7M), including:* Nuclear fuel cycle research and development,* Radiological contaminant detection, migration, stabilization, decontamination in urban.

Initially serving as the APL for Disposal of Nuclear Materials, the role expanded to include Acting Program Leader, encompassing leadership of all aspects of nuclear fuel cycle research at LLNL, including reactor safety, design, performance, technologies, transportation, storage, and disposition of nuclear materials. Responsible for annual $4-6M portfolio.

Assisted in personnel management, including writing performance appraisals, ranking, training, timecard approval, employee welfare, career development and LLNL’s policy and procedures.

Provided scientific, technical and project direction for the organization and execution of work-scope for materials in nuclear repository waste management systems. Provided strategic vision, leadership, mentoring and program direction for scientists and technicians. Responsible for the management of the Materials Technical Area budget ($1.8M). Collaborated.

Responsible for the oversight of day-to-day operations of California State-certified recharge center analytical laboratories at LLNL, including staffing, certification, equipment, quality of analytical data, ES&H and procurement. Assisted in the development and management of budget ($3.4M), goals, strategic planning, performance appraisals.

Performed chemical analysis and chemical thermodynamic calculations to understand the corrosion of nuclear waste canisters at the proposed Yucca Mountain site. Developed novel research concepts and successfully obtained funding to perform research.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Radiochemistry

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Chemistry / Analytical Chemistry