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[Donna Bystrom]

FYI…

*From:*Zimmerman, Jonathan A [mailto:jzimmer at sandia.gov]
*Sent:* Sunday, October 30, 2016 11:43 PM
*To:* Zimmerman, Jonathan A <jzimmer at sandia.gov>
*Subject:* Opportunities at Sandia National Laboratories - Livermore CA

/Please disseminate the following announcement to your interested 
colleagues, students and former students:/

The Hydrogen and Materials Science Department provides expertise to both 
Sandia National Laboratories and the Nation by performing scientific and 
engineering research to develop fundamental understanding on the aging 
of materials in gaseous environments, including hydrogen, and applies 
this understanding to determine its effects on the performance and 
reliability of materials relevant to our nuclear weapons and energy 
missions. The Department is currently looking to fill the following 
positions:

JobID 655319 – A staff position is available for a materials scientist, 
metallurgist or mechanical engineer (or similar) to develop and execute 
innovative fracture and fatigue-based experiments to identify mechanisms 
responsible for deformation and failure of structural materials – 
particularly metals – in hydrogen and gas environments.

JobID 655320 - A staff position is available for a materials scientist, 
metallurgist or mechanical engineer (or similar) to perform scientific 
research to characterize residual stresses in forged, machined, and 
welded metal components as well as structures built using additive 
manufacturing technologies, and to use this research to advance the 
fundamental understanding of processing-structure-property relationships.

JobID 655323 – A post-doctoral appointee position is available for a 
materials scientist, metallurgist or mechanical engineer (or similar) 
who has recently earned their Ph.D. to collaborate with staff on 
innovative fracture and fatigue-based experiments that identify 
mechanisms responsible for deformation and failure of structural 
materials – particularly metals – in hydrogen and gas environments.

Candidates for these positions will be part of a team performing 
structural assessment of materials designed for high-pressure hydrogen 
service, and in conducting basic and applied research on the effects of 
high-pressure gaseous hydrogen on deformation and fracture of structural 
alloys.

For more information, please see the attached job opening announcements. 
Interested candidates should apply directly on-line at 
http://www.sandia.gov/careers using the appropriate job ID number. All 
positions require the ability to obtain a U.S. Security Clearance.

Thank you,

Jon Zimmerman

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Jonathan A. Zimmerman, Manager

Hydrogen and Materials Science Department

Sandia National Laboratories

P.O. Box 969 - MS 9161

Livermore, CA 94551

Tel: (925) 294-2437 or (800) 4SANDIA x4-2437

Cell: (510) 220-3345

Fax: (925) 294-3231

E-mail: jzimmer at sandia.gov <mailto:jzimmer at sandia.gov>

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