2 fall 2026 jobs found

Overview If you're an architectural or engineering professional who wants your work to mean something beyond the blueprint, this is the opportunity to take notice of. As a key member of NOAA's Office of Atmospheric Research (OAR) facility and real property team, you'll apply your architectural and technical expertise to support the physical infrastructure behind some of the nation's most critical scientific research. From interpreting facility drawings and managing complex project portfolios to advising on next-generation priorities, your skills will directly shape the environments where groundbreaking atmospheric science happens. The Scientist/Engineer will provide support services for planning, execution, and evaluation of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR) real property and facility projects. Whether you're developing project plans, reviewing submittals, or coordinating improvement and repair projects across CONUS and OCONUS sites, every deliverable you produce supports a...

All About You As a Process Engineer , you will be responsible for developing and implementing process strategies, managing process resources, optimizing current processes, and maintaining process documents. Ultimately, your job is to maintain the efficiency of production in order to reduce costs. As a process engineer you should have experience in process design, excellent technical skills, and high-level analytical skills. You will be able to analyze a process system and implement simple yet effective changes to boost production. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Industrial, or Manufacturing Engineering (ABET accredited). 2-5 years of experience (internships or co-ops in a manufacturing environment required). Proficiency in MS Office (especially Excel) and basic AutoCAD skills. Strong analytical skills and hands-on, problem-solving mindset. MUST BE A US CITIZEN OR GREEN CARD HOLDER Responsibilities Process Monitoring:Monitor manufacturing process...