Last Updated 11-07-03
Title: SEMICONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGIST - 1 Position 10/30/2002 Req#: NM9546 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Work in a class 1 semiconductor wafer manufacturing Cleanroom that is primarily a low-volume, wide-product mix R&D production type facility. Semiconductor wafers are processed through various types of advanced semiconductor equipment. The technician would initially be assigned to a specific area of the fab working primarily under the direction of a process engineer in their respective area. The areas of the fab include photolithography, oxidation, thin film deposition, etching, ion implantation, planarization, and wet processing. The technician’s primary role is to operate processing equipment and perfom both standards and non-standard processes on wafers, including coordinating work flow, collecting and analyzing data, and communicating work in progress. Various measurements on wafers are also required. Tasks are performed within full-scale production manufacturing operations following established methods and tasks or specialized assignments. Once trained, the technician may also be assigned to provide core skill training to others. The technician would be involved in team projects working with peers, engineers, and managers to solve problems and improve processes and procedures that enhance program quality, cost, and scheduling. Required: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college or an Associate’s degree from a vocational school specializing in semiconductor technology or experience deemed appropriate for this position. The successful candidate must have good oral and written skills and be able to work both independently and in a team environment. The successful candidate must also be able to multi-task well and possess good organizational skills. Desired: A life science degree with 1-2 years of direct laboratory experience or previous experience working in a R&D semiconductor manufacturing environment. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: Radiological Control Tech - 1 Position 9/30/2003 Req#: NM20120 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: The Radiation Protection Program of SNL is seeking two senior radiological control technicians (RCTs) to provide operational radiation protection support to line organizations. Senior RCTs implement numerous critical elements of the WSNL Radiation protection Program, which is established to meet the requirements of 10CFR835. Senior RCTs are responsible for monitoring radiological work, prescribing radiological control for various radiological activities, and conducting and documenting radiological surveys. They interpret and verify field data accumulated from radiological surveys and monitoring activities. They routinely interface directly with radiological workers of various disciplines and backgrounds throughout SNL and provide guidance on regulatory requirements and best health physics practices. Senior RCTs may be asked to respond to on-site radiological incidents and emergencies and/or off-site in support of DOE requests. This work involves lifting and carrying on a daily basis up to 40 lbs. Of monitoring and associated equipment, being outdoors in all elements a portion of the time, and potentially working in the presence of hazardous materials. Potential hazards in customer workspaces include, but are not limited to, chemicals, safety hazards, biological hazards, lasers, noise, and ergonomic hazards. Required: These positions require a minimum of three years operational experience as an RCT (e.g. ANSI 3.1). Time spent in closely related education or training programs may be credited toward experience, up to a maximum of two years. Examples include the Bettis or Knolls Atomic Power Laboratories’ RCT certification programs, the Navy ELT Program, and degree programs in health physics or a closely related discipline in nuclear science. Experience must have involved implementation of 10CFR835 or 10CFR20. Demonstrated abilities to communicate effectively, orally, and in writing, and to team effectively with other RCTs, engineers, scientists, and technicians are required. Candidates must be proficient with computers and have basic working knowledge of word processing, spreadsheet, and database applications. A high school diploma or GED certificate is required. Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain, at a minimum an “L” security clearance. Depending on job assignment, a “Q” security clearance may be necessary. Candidates will be required to take and pass(80% or better) an entrance exam. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: CONSTRUCTION OBSERVER - 1 Position 3/28/2003 Req#: NM21285 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Architectural/Civil/Structural (A/C/S) Construction Observer: Sandia Delegated Representative’s (SDR) representative in carrying out the field administration of the construction contract for the architectural/civil/structural discipline to determine Contractor’s compliance with the contract drawings and specifications, and building, life safety, accessibility, and environment, safety, and health (ES&H) codes. The A/C/S observer is responsible for field visits to the jobsite to observe and evaluate the construction work, and completion of written field reports documenting the progress, quality, and safety of the construction work and any other information pertinent to the construction process. Other responsibilities include enforcement of the codes and standards applicable to the work; assisting the SDR in interpreting contract drawings, specifications, codes and standards; identifying and reporting field problems to the SDR; coordination of various field tests and outages; and assisting the SDR in the final inspection and acceptance of the work. Overtime or non-standard work hours may be required to support outages or other construction-related work, dependent on the construction progress and scheduled activities of work. REQUIRED: All candidates must have: Completed a structural apprenticeship program or have a minimum of five (5) years progressive experience in the architectural, civil, and structural construction trade/discipline; Knowledge of structural building components and activities, including, but not limited to: carpentry; structural steel; concrete and masonry; framing; scaffolding and fall protection welding; sheet metal; roofing systems; soil testing and compaction; and trenching and excavation; Minimum of four (4) years experience in reading and interpreting construction drawings and specifications, including applicable codes and standards; Capable of obtaining a DOE Q security clearance; Minimum of two (2) years experience using personal computers; Certification in respective trade/discipline, or obtain certification within six (6) months of start date in nationally recognized program for inspectors or code officials such as the International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO); Effective interpersonal communication skills, and the ability to work successfully with others in a team environment or independently; Demonstrated proactive approach to work performance, and the ability to deal effectively with people and conflict in a non-confrontational manner; Experience in effective management and prioritization of activities in a fast-paced environment; Willingness and ability to be on-call, work a flexible schedule to support mission activities, and work overtime if necessary. DESIRED: Experience as a superintendent for large multi-million dollar construction projects; Mobile Crane and Rigging Gear inspector certification; Experience with installation practices for various roofing membrane; Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel, and Expedition software; Knowledge and application of OSHA 29 CRF 1926 Construction Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: Technologist-Object Oriented - 1 Position 6/4/2003 Req#: NM21806 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Develop object oriented graphical user interface software for an existing object oriented Windows based framework. REQUIRED: Demonstrated experience in developing object oriented graphical user interfaces for Windows applications that conform to the Windows standard for look and feel. Must have demonstrated experience in developing object oriented software with Microsoft Visual Basic, COM, and ActiveX. DESIRED: Experience in developing software based on the Microsoft .Net framework. Mathematical and/or scientific background. A working knowledge of commercial database management systems such as Microsoft SQL server. Scientifc numerical modeling experience. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: ELECTROMECHANICAL PACKAGING TECH - 1 Position 6/25/2003 Req#: NM21962 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Q Preferred. The Micro-Assembly Laboratory is the primary source for the prototype, hybrid-packaging of high-reliability integrated circuits and MEMS components. The laboratory also supports the failure analysis activities associated with developing new technologies. An electromechanical packaging technologist is needed to support this effort. REQUIRED: Hands-on experience in building precision hybrid micro-assemblies consisting of microelectronic and photonic components. Minimum three years experience with some of the following processes: wafer preparation, dicing, die separation, epoxy dispense, die attach, manual and auto wire bonding, package marking, lid sealing, visual inspections; demonstrated ability to work in a fast paced team environment to produce quality, high-reliability assemblies with quick turnaround; ability to work with various engineers to provide a robust product from complex requirements; demonstrated ability to work with minimal direction; history of showing respect to co-workers; very good communication skills along with customer focus; demonstrated proficiency in utilizing the Microsoft computer software programs Word and Excel. DESIRED: An associate’s degree in electronic, electromechanical, and/or mechanical technologies; ability to troubleshoot and make repairs to electromechanical packaging equipment; experience with state-of-the-art precision hybrid assembly and diagnostic tools (such as pick and place, auto wire-bonding, precision dispense, real time x-ray equipment, scanning acoustic microscope, wafer lapping and polishing, thermo-compressing bonding, and precision optical alignment equipment); ability and desire to learn and execute new assembly processes as future advanced assembly capability is developed. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECHNOLOGIST - 1 Position 8/12/2003 Req#: NM22220 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Could be PT or FT depending on candidates needs**********We are engaged in several water resource modeling projects, including a project to model the Rio Grande on the US/Mexico border. These projects are aimed at developing tools for improving water resources management in general and for developing international cooperation on trans-boundary water resources management. We need help at all levels in all the projects over the long term, but we have an immediate need for help with the Rio Grande project. At a basic level, we need help gathering information and data on the hydrology, agriculture, demographics and ecology for the Rio Grande watershed from Ft. Quitman to the mouth, and with data sorting, data quality evaluation, and database development. At a higher level, we need help building system dynamics models, and writing reports, papers and proposals. Depending on the contractor's skills and interests, she or he could help with the more basic work for a few months and then move on, or grow with the project, develop and/or exercise other skills, and stay with the project for years. How we fill this position will depend upon the skills and interests of the applicants, and how things go in the first few months of work. This position could be full time or part time (20 hours per week), depending upon the skills and interest of the applicants. We are not willing to incur interviewee or relocation costs. REQUIRED: 1. Interest in the project. 2. BS or MS in hydrology, ecology, biology, statistics, computer science, mathematics, or similar discipline. 3. Facility with word processing and spreadsheet applications. DESIRED: 1. MS in hydrology, ecology, biology, etc. 2. Skill in numerical modeling, data analysis, database development, applied mathematics, computer science. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: SOFTWARE DEVELOPER - 1 Position 8/18/2003 Req#: NM22275 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: A highly motivated software developer is needed to assist in the development of a second version software product. The developer’s primary role will be to assist in the development and implementation of a database needed by the software. The developer will also assist in the design and implementation of other second-generation features, including features selected from user comments on the first version software. The developer will also assist in the conversion and documentation of older Fortran codes to Java or C++, as is deemed appropriate by the Project Lead and developer. Furthermore, the developer will be expected to travel with the Project lead in order to ascertain user and stakeholder requirements for the software. Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required since this person will be working in a team that involves personnel from Sandia and universities. REQUIRED: The developer must be familiar with the JAVA language, and willing to learn the C/C++ and FORTRAN 77/90/95 programming languages. The developer must be experience with the principles of database design, and experienced with the development of databases, preferably JDBC and SQL. A Bachelors of Science degree in Computer Science is also required. DESIRED: A second degree or minor in a science or engineering degree is highly desirable, as is knowledge of Graphical User Interface design. Experience with programming in a group environment using version control software as well as experience with software packages such as Sun Studio One (Ver. 4 or higher), Microsoft Visual Studio (Ver. 6.0), and Microsoft Visual Studio (NET 2002/2003) is also desirable. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECH STAFF - 1 Position 8/19/2003 Req#: NM22286 - FT - 'L' Clearance Required
Description: The Cyber Enterprise Management and Process Integration Department is responsible for designing, deploying and operating an enterprise management system that measurably improves the way we manage an increasingly complex computing infrastructure. Work is underway to develop and deploy that enterprise management system. To fast-track the deployment and ensure sustained operation of this enterprise management system, we seek a computer professional with demonstrated expertise in the full life cycle development, deployment and sustained operation of best-in-class enterprise management systems for large, complex computing enterprises. The successful candidate will perform activities that include development and maintenance/operation of technology solutions, key management processes, and purpose-built facility workflows. They will provide expertise to assist in developing a best-in-class enterprise management system. They will have a proven track record for providing on-the-job training and knowledge transfer to employees of companies that have achieved best-in-class enterprise management. REQUIRED: Please provide specific details documenting your knowledge/ capabilities in the following areas including sub-areas: The individual must have: 1) 5+ years demonstrated hands-on experience with the following: (a) designing, managing, or maintaining an Enterprise Management System for large complex computing environments in companies that have achieved best-in-class enterprise management systems (include description of environment complexity and best-in-class achievements) (b)Developing and managing FCAPS processes that enable Enterprise Management, (c) Unix, (d) HP OpenView NNM and OVO tools (e) other Enterprise Management tools (specify), (f) SNMP and TCP/IP data communication protocols, and (g) systems level monitoring of the network, applications, databases, and servers, 2) Demonstrated knowledge of the following: (a) Micromuse Netcool tools, (b) LAN, WAN, and infrastructure technology, management, and trouble-shooting, and (c) other data communication protocols (specify), 3) Demonstrated experience training and transferring enterprise management knowledge to staff and management, 4) Excellent documentation, technical writing, and presentation skills, and 5) Excellent interpersonal communication skills. DESIRED: Please provide specific details documenting the candidates’s knowledge/ capabilities in the following areas including sub-areas: It is highly desirable that the individual have: 1) Hands-on experience with the following: (a) Sun Solaris, (b) Ciscoworks, (c) Remedy ARS, 2) Formal training in the following: (a) HP OpenView tools/tool suites, (b) Micromuse Netcool tools/tool suites, (c) process design (ISO 9000, CMMI, or comparable), 3) Working knowledge of and/or experience in: (a) HP Performance Insight (formerly HP Trend) (b) Micromuse Impact (c) Mercury Interactive tools (d) programming C++, Perl, Java, and shell scripting, (e) use of Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECH STAFF - 1 Position 8/29/2003 Req#: NM22361 - FT - 'LP' Clearance Required
Description: Work with a small team of researchers to develop solid and structural mechanics codes and algorithms implemented using C++, Fortran 90, Python, and MPI on a variety of Unix and Linux platforms. The individual should have a good understanding of software design and development, good interpersonal skills, the ability to work with computational mechanics personnel to help implement mechanics algorithms, and an interest in developing efficient and innovative algorithms while working within a team-oriented environment. REQUIRED: A degree in engineering, computer science, or a related field, demonstrated experience in code development for engineering applications, a demonstrated ability to work in a team environment with other engineering and computer science staff. The individual also needs a demonstrated ability to document software design concepts, test and document implemented capabilities. DESIRED: An advanced degree in Mechanical, Civil, Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, demonstrated experience in computational mechanics and code development for engineering sciences and applications, experience with continuum mechanics, finite element methods, and massively parallel computing. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECHNOLOGIST - 1 Position 9/11/2003 Req#: NM22467 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: This position works in an organization which designs, builds, analyzes, and tests state-of-the-art radar and communication systems for a variety of customers. In support of these efforts, the Synthetic Aperture Radar II Department has an opening for a qualified individual to conduct antenna and radar-cross-section measurements at the department's Antenna and Radar-Cross-Section (RCS) Measurement Facility located on KAFB, NM. The selected individual will be responsible for measurement planning and scheduling, data acquisition during measurements, data management, data processing, data quality control, and maintenance of the RF/microwave measurement equipment. Measurement activities will cover frequencies ranging from UHF to Ka-band. Responsibilities will include on-site support for classified documents and classified materials through the level of Secret Restricted Data. REQUIRED: An Associates degree (or greater) in a technical field, and industry experience in the performance of antenna and RCS measurements is required. The successful candidate will have experience in the operation and maintenance of computer-controlled measurement equipment containing complex RF, digital, and analog circuits. A familiarity with basic RF test equipment and measurement techniques, including the use of automatic network analyzers, frequency synthesizers, spectrum analyzers, microwave power meters, etc., is also a must. DESIRED: Due to the fact that antenna and RCS measurements require the careful handling and accurate alignment of delicate and/or heavy assemblies, previous experience in the operation and maintenance of multi-axis antenna and target positioning systems is desirable, as is experience with rigging equipment, hoists, and forklifts. Soldering experience, experience in the fabrication of RF (rigid, semi-rigid, and flexible coax) cables and multi-conductor cables, and the ability to perform other light electrical lab type Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMER - 1 Position 9/19/2003 Req#: NM22500 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: The Evolutionary Computing and Agent-Based Modeling Department in the Computation, Computers, Information and Mathematics Center is focused on the design, development, testing, and implementation of advanced simulation models. A full technical staff augmentation position exists for a computer programmer in the area of agent-based economic and climate modeling. Activities associated with this position are code writing and software development. REQUIRED: The primary skills required for this position are expertise and experience in code writing in C++ and MPI. Q clearance required. DESIRED: Agent-based modeling and evolutionary programming expertise Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: Technologist - 2 Positions 9/24/2003 Req#: NM22527 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: Our organization is responsible for designing, deploying and operating an enterprise management system that measurably improves the way we manage the increasingly complex computing infrastructure. Work is underway to develop and deploy that enterprise management system. To ensure a sustained operation of this enterprise management system, we seek a computer technologist with interest in the maintenance and operation of a best-in-class enterprise management system. The successful candidate will perform activities that include maintenance and operation of technology solutions, of key management processes, and of purpose-built facility workflows. They will provide assistance in developing a best-in-class enterprise management system. They should be highly motivated and be prepared to work in a very team oriented environment. REQUIRED: The individual must have: 1. Knowledge/experience in Database Administration and/or Unix System Administration. 2. If candidate only meets one of the two technical areas in #1, they must also have knowledge/experience in one of the following technical areas: NT System Administration Basic Network Concepts Web Computer language skills (C++, Java, or Shell scripting) 3. Demonstrated ability to learn quickly (provide examples) 4. Technical writing/presentation skills 5. Excellent teaming and communication skills 6. An end-to-end enterprise systems perspective DESIRED: It is highly beneficial that the individual have: 1. Network management, monitoring and/or troubleshooting knowledge/experience 2. Familiarity with the following or similar network management or troubleshooting tools: HPOV Tool Suite, Micromuse NetCool Tool Suite, Mercury Interactive Tool Suite, and/or SNMP and TCP/IP. 3. Teaching experience 4. Data Analysis knowledge/experience 5. System integration experience 6. Process (e.g. ISO 9000) development and/or management experience Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECHNOLOGIST - 1 Position 9/24/2003 Req#: NM22519 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: The selected person will be a technologist for Department's 6245's chemistry and microbiology lab and field test activities. The technologist will utilize various chemical and biological techniques to determine the effectiveness of foams, fogs, and liquids for decontaminating chemical and biological agents and other hazardous materials. Activities include development of analytical chemistry and microbiology test protocols; performance of testing utilizing Department 6245’s analytical and microbiology equipment; coordination of field test activities; enhancing department testing capability; and interfacing across the site to supplement Department capabilities and to insure adequate logistics support. Other responsibilities include preparation of foam solutions, ensuring ES&H compliance, and performing foam demonstrations for visitors and customers. REQUIRED: Demonstrated capability to run an experimental program that includes analytical and organic chemistry and lab/field testing. Knowledge of GC, HPLC, and Spectrophotometry. Excellent communication skills. DESIRED: Pressure safety testing. Aerosol testing experience. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: DATABASE ADMIN - 1 Position 9/30/2003 Req#: NM22540 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Perform database administration functions including; data modeling, database design, testing, implementation, documentation, performance tuning, and maintenance of databases that comprise many of the lab’s core engineering and administrative information systems. Development and utilization of processes, standards, tools, and automation throughout the database design and implementation life cycle to provide security, integrity, availability, backup, and recoverability of enterprise data. Provide consultation services to end customers and information system developers as needed. Database infrastructure work may also be performed including DBMS and third-party software installation, configuration, and maintenance. REQUIRED: Minimum 8 years experience in information systems development and support, including experience in all phases of application development life-cycle (requirements analysis, design, programming, testing, implementation, and support). This should include a minimum of 4 years experience as a Database Administrator with proficiency in Oracle 8/9 and/or Microsoft SQL Server 7/2000. Knowledge and experience in the following areas: data modeling using a standard methodology like ER or ORM, logical and physical database design including the use of design and change management software like ERStudio, referential integrity concepts and implementation. Experience in UNIX (prefer HP-UX 10.x/11.x) and/or Windows NT/2000, including file management, scripting, editing, and security. Must possess superior teamwork and interpersonal skills. Must have a willingness and ability to participate in a 7x24 on-call rotation. BS or MS preferably in Information Systems and/or Computer Science. Extensive related experience may substitute for the preferred degrees. DESIRED: Oracle and/or SQL Server installation and configuration. Experience with third party database administration tools used for object management(i.e. DBArtisan), Backup & Recovery (i.e. - SQL Backtrack), Space Management (i.e. Space Manager), Performance Monitoring & Tuning (i.e. Savant). Experience with Peoplesoft and/or Oracle Financial commercial software package. Experience with job scheduling software (i.e. - ECS/ControlM), and software change management software (i.e. - PVCS). Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: ASA-Occupational Health - 1 Position 10/6/2003 Req#: NM22621 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: This position is part of an integrated team responsible for providing Occupational Health programs and medical administrative/clerical support within the Health Services organization. Duties range from low level: receptionist coverage, data entry and scheduling to high level: Access database management. REQUIRED: Candidate must be proficient with MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access, and Powerpoint). Candidates must have successfully demonstrated the ability to manage multiple simultaneous tasks, work independently and as part of a team, deal professionally with shifting priorities and interruptions. Candidate must have strong customer service skills and must be detail oriented. DESIRED: Previous experience working in an Occupational Medical Clinic. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: ASA-PASSWORD ADMIN - 1 Position 10/14/2003 Req#: NM22737 - FT - 'LQ' Clearance Required
Description: Provides administrative support to Laboratories Password Administration and Computer Account Maintenance function. The customers of this function use Corporate Information Systems, both classified and unclassified. Customers include employees, contractors, and representatives of external organizations. These Password Control Analyst are needed to provide classified and unclassified password services which may include issue, reauthorization, and/or deactivation, of passwords or accounts consistent with the Department of Energy, Lockheed Martin, and labwide security policies. REQUIRED: The successful candidate will maintain computer account information, participate in security audits, collect statistics, and prepare periodic reports as defined by the Department Team Supervisor. Computer experience using form based input systems is required. An excellent past attendance record and the ability to handle detailed repetetive work accurately is a job requirement. DESIRED: Candidates for this position must have demonstrated a high orientation towards customer support, and good telephone communication skills. Candidates must be adaptable to customer’s need for rapid change and have a high tolerance for stress that may be brought upon by various requirements of this job. Candidates must possess an initiative to learn new computing technology skills, and need for understanding Internal Web applications, and computer security rules. Candidates will work in a team-oriented environment where all members share the workload together to meet the customer’s requirements. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: Technologist-Sr. Electronics Tech - 1 Position 10/17/2003 Req#: NM22719 - PT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: The Design Realization Department, Organization 5744 at a national lab, New Mexico requires an on-site Senior Electronic Technician on an as-needed basis to provide support for the Satellite Systems Repair Laboratory. Contractor shall perform the following duties: 1) Assemble and solder high reliability satellite systems printed wiring assemblies using 10X magnification (or other as required) microscope and other related equipment and materials using engineer furnished drawings, instructions, and schematics. 2) Rework multi-layer printed wiring assemblies: includes cutting of inner layer circuit paths, wire routing and soldering, removal and replacement of multi lead components, both through-hole and surface mount, and hardwiring using 30 gage (or other as specified) wire. 3) Perform lead forming operations on high value integrated circuits using provided equipment. Perform lead-forming operations in accordance with provided documentation. 4) Fabricate and repair cable harnesses using shielded and coax wire per documentation. 5) Determine electrical component identification, value, date code, and serial numbers. 6) Complete associated fabrication and repair documentation. 7) Clean electronic assemblies and components using approved cleaning materials (including alcohol, and AK-225 T) according to specified cleaning processes and methods. 8) Use the Satellite Manufacturing Database to record repair work and assist in the kitting of components for repair and initial assembly of electronic modules. 9) Work in accordance with specified methods to protect electronic components and assemblies from damage due to electrostatic discharge. Work will be in a Laboratory using bench and room air ionizers. 10) Contractor shall undergo training at contractor company at least once per year to maintain a currency of skill level. REQUIRED: 1) IPC, NASA or equivalent soldering certification. 2) Demonstrated expertise in the assembly of high reliability, high-density electronic modules, box wiring, and/or cables. 3) Demonstrated ability to work in a team environment with engineering customers. DESIRED: 1) DOE/NNSA or military security clearance. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: MA FLOATER - 5 Positions 4/1/2004 Req#: NM22735 - PT - 'LQ' Clearance Required
Description: This in an on-going position. Resumes will be sent to hiring manager weekly. This MA Floater position will provide temporary/emergency secretarial coverage for OMA, SMA and EA positions (see Department Description) across the Laboratories as scheduled by Secretarial Services, using the skills as described under required criteria. This is primarily a part-time position, but could be full-time for intermittent periods. The position requires active L level DOE security clearance with capability of Q upgrade. (Possibility of immediate clearance reinstatement is acceptable.) This is a non-union-represented position. REQUIRED: Requires lab secretarial experience with computer expertise in Microsoft Office software, Outlook calendaring, and knowledge of office procedures/business rules. May need to Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: ASA- STAFFING SUPPORT - 1 Position 10/28/2003 Req#: NM22779 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Provide support to Staffing organization. Duties will include, but not be limited to, the following: receptionist, clerical support, data entry, filing, copying, assembly of new hire packets, scanning, responding to verbal and written verification of employment inquiries. Working with Resumix (resume management database), sorting resumes, errands and delivery of documents to other organizations, and handling and mailing of resume acknowledgement cards. REQUIRED: Attention to detail, multi-tasking skills, experience in administrative work, general computer 2knowledge to include Windows, Word, Excel, and e-mail. Willingness to work in a high production environment, demonstrated experience working with teams in a customer focused organization. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: ASA - 4 Positions 10/29/2003 Req#: NM22697 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: The person will enter unclassified document metadata documents and media into a classified inventory database using graphical interfaces and barcode scanners. Positions can be either part time or full time. REQUIRED: Accuracy and attention to detail is mandatory. Data entry experience is also required. DESIRED: Prior experience working at a national Lab and familiarity with other lab-wide information systems. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: LAB STAFF - 1 Position 10/31/2003 Req#: NM22803 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: This position reports to the manager of the Planning and Project Development (10853) at a local national lab in ABQ, New Mexico. The position supports multiple projects and programs in performing the following duties: Technical Editing and Writing Assist in preparation of planning documentation, conceptual design reports, design criteria, project execution plans, and other documentation. Document various regularly scheduled meetings, such as the monthly Unresolved Facilities Need (UFN) meeting. As a member of the Facilities Assessment, Decontamination, and Demolition Oversight Committee (FADDOC), prepare monthly meeting summary reports and reports as required. Support the Sites Planning Program and other Center departments by editing and reviewing a variety of documents for grammar, readability, and technical content. As a member of the project team for construction projects, prepare meeting summary reports, periodic reports, and document management and archiving. Create and edit electronic presentations for project planning meetings as needed. Software Support Provide support and technical advice to staff members for a variety of commercial software products, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Design/Graphics Create graphics using Microsoft PowerPoint and Adobe PhotoShop and Illustrator. Scan photos and text for incorporation into documentation. Create and update forms for internal use. REQUIRED: A two- or four-year degree in technical writing or a technical field with supplemental coursework in technical writing and editing. Working knowledge of the following software for the Windows environment: Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Project; and Adobe PhotoShop and Illustrator. Knowledge of Quark Xpress and Adobe InDesign would be a plus. Ability to work with others and on teams; flexibility and time management skills are a must. Required skills: editing; proofing; technical writing; word processing; desktop publishing and page layout; basic graphic design; and coordination of publications functions. At least three years of experience in technical writing/editing, at least one of those in a construction-related field. DESIRED: Knowledge of Quark Xpress and Adobe InDesign would be a plus. Familiarity with DOE guidance and requirements for project planning and construction. Knowledge of the Facilities Management and Operations Center and how its departments Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST - 1 Position 10/31/2003 Req#: NM22804 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: A local national lab has an opening for a professional entry-level Industrial Hygienist. Typical duties include extensive field sampling (~50% of this assignment involves sampling); consulting with line organizations concerning workplace health hazards and control options; applying scientific and engineering principles and methods to identify, analyze and control hazards; preparing technical reports; developing and presenting training; and, supporting Industrial Hygiene (IH) Programs and emergency responses. Consulting is accomplished through multi-discipline ES&H customer support teams assigned to each lab Division. This assignment also involves supporting all of the industrial hygienists as a floating resource. REQUIRED: DOE L clearance or clearable. A Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health, Occupational Health, Industrial Hygiene or Toxicology with a minimum 3.2 GPA and at least 2 years experience in the professional practice of comprehensive industrial hygiene or a Master of Public Health/Master of Science in one of the same fields with a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.2 and graduate GPA of 3.5. A Bachelor of Science in chemistry, engineering, physics, or a closely related physical or biological science with 3 years of professional IH experience, may be substituted. Demonstrated competence (by education, training, and field experience) in IH practice as defined by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene (including application of 29CFR1910, 29CFR1926, ACGIH TLVs, OSHA PELs, and NIOSH and OSHA sampling methods). Versatility is required, including a working knowledge of OSHA regulations and ANSI standards. Candidates must have demonstrated experience in performing field IH functions, especially monitoring and sampling for a wide variety of physical and chemical agents using appropriate sampling methods; performing audits, hazard analysis, self-assessments; developing sampling and/or safety plans; responding to emergencies; and performing accident investigations. Experience in developing work control procedures, developing and conducting training courses, and writing program documents is also required. Candidates must possess strong customer service and teamwork values, good verbal and written communications skills and the ability to work effectively with others in a matrixed environment. The individual must be a self starter with demonstrated ability to work under minimal supervision and who can work with customers and other ES&H professionals in a fast-paced, critical deadline, cooperative teaming atmosphere; consulting on a variety of safety-related issues, often times having to multitask between several issues in short time-critical periods. The ability to assess situations and identify pragmatic, cost effective solutions is very important. Computer literacy with good proficiency working with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet Explorer applications is required. Due to differing customer schedules, modified work schedules (e.g., arriving at 6 a.m. or working until 8 p.m. or supporting off-shift work) may be required. The person selected will at times be the first responder for safety, industrial hygiene, environmental, and radiation protection issues in assigned buildings and must be able to be on call and quickly assess situations and either provide immediate mitigation response and/or call appropriate subject matter experts to handle the situation. The ability to carry sampling equipment and work outdoors in all weather conditions is required. After approximately 4-6 months, for approximately four weeks annually (one week per quarter), the person selected will be on-call 24/7 to support the emergency response system. DESIRED: DOE Q clearance. Advanced degree in Industrial Hygiene or closely related field. Relevant certification (e.g., OSHT, IHIT, CAIH, CIH). Knowledge of DOE Orders and weapons RD&T activities. Experience leading root cause analysis teams. Possession of a broad understanding of the Department of Energy’s Integrated Safety Management principles and how ISMS is implemented. Previous experience in manufacturing or R&D/process development operations involving mechanical, electromechanical, machining, welding, pulsed high voltage testing, pressure safety, and plating/etching/cleaning or chemical processing. Experience with explosive component handling and assembly. Experience with chemical/radioactive waste management. Experience in construction and industrial maintenance activities relating to hazard analysis, construction means and methods and Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: Java/Perl Programmer - 1 Position 10/30/2003 Req#: NM22806 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: Java or Perl programmer to create software used in the Enterprise Data Warehouse for extracting data to data marts. REQUIRED: The software will reside on the classified network, so Q clearance is required. Extensive Java, Perl programming skills. Experience programming in the NT environment. Self-starter who can figure things out quickly without a lot of direction. DESIRED: Experience with computer security software, databases. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECHNOLOGIST-Photonics - 1 Position 11/6/2003 Req#: NM22853 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: Technical test and measurement support is required for a photonics research and development team focused on realizing advanced optical devices, components and systems. Tasks include both optical and electrical characterization of semiconductor and other guided-wave optical devices in both discrete and monolithic-integrated formats spanning the frequency range from DC to mm-wave RF. Specific devices of interest are laser diodes, semiconductor optical modulators and switches, photodetectors, and planar lightwave circuits. The successful applicant will be further expected to assemble and trouble-shoot new test and measurement systems under the direction of senior staff. This position may involve significant efforts in documentation and data reduction of measured results and automation of test and measurement tools. We are willing to incur interviewee costs of up to $1000 and/or relocation costs of up to $6000. REQUIRED: Strong time management and record-keeping skills, an associate degree in a relevant technical discipline, and US citizenship are required. DESIRED: An engineering or natural sciences Bachelors degree, experience with operation of photonic devices, such as lasers or modulators, and good mechanical, optical and electrical skills at microwave frequencies is desired. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: Systems Tester/Manual Writer - 1 Position 11/11/2003 Req#: NM22866 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: The Instrumentation and Systems Verification Department is responsible for system level test activities and user manual development for the Integrated Correlation and Display System (ICADS). ICADS is the ground station that receives and processes satellite-based sensor data and displays event reports to the treaty-monitoring user. The ICADS System Tester/Manual Writer will be a member of the project’s System Test Team and will be responsible for developing and executing test cases as well as supporting the development of a technical users manual required to train Air Force personnel. *** Not willing to incur interviewee costs and/or relocation costs. REQUIRED: A BS degree in Computer Science Experience in software test development and test case execution Knowledge of or experience in the areas of software development, UML methodology, and development of user manuals Strong technical writing and oral communications skills Competence in Microsoft Office products Excellent teaming and communication skills Experience with Unix systems DESIRED: Experience with any of the following: Software testing methodologies Object-oriented software development methodologies Satellite communication technologies UNIX shell scripting Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECHNOLOGIST - 1 Position 11/12/2003 Req#: NM22918 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: The Neutron Tube Design Department has an opening for a technologist to develop test capabilities and perform neutron tube testing in the High Voltage Pulse Facility. This test facility represents a critical capability for designers to evaluate the performance and phenomena of neutron tubes. Job responsibilities include operating, calibrating, and maintaining an existing large high voltage test apparatus, partial responsibility for administrative functions, and the development of new test capabilities. A new high voltage apparatus including new control and data acquisition is being developed. The successful applicant will be expected to work independently and as part of a small team to maintain an aggressive test schedule, develop methods to improve the capacity and efficiency of the test facility, and develop the new tester. This position would be an excellent opportunity to learn high voltage technology and plasma physics. REQUIRED: 1. Interest in high voltage technology. 2. Education and experience in laboratory electronics design, fabrication, and troubleshooting. 3. Ability to work in a team environment. 4. Demonstrated ability to meet schedules. DESIRED: 1. Experience with LabVIEW software. 2. Mechanical design experience. 3. Experience with high voltage technology. 4. Radiation Worker I training. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECHNOLOGIST - 1 Position 11/12/2003 Req#: NM22919 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: The Neutron Tube Design Department has an opening for a technologist to participate in scientific research aimed at understanding plasma physics issues for neutron tube applications. Many plasma phenomena that are not fully understood contribute to mechanisms for high voltage breakdown, which is the major factor in the reliability of the neutron tube at the beginning of its life. In addition, the ion source is a critical component of the neutron tube. Ion source performance includes formation of the plasma, plasma flow and ion optics. We are expanding a comprehensive research program to understand the unique neutron tube phenomena of partially ionized and non-equilibrium plasmas and ion beams in short-pulsed very high electric fields. We have recently completed two new state-of-the-art experiment systems and will soon be moving these experiments to a newly refurbished laboratory. The successful candidate will be expected to work closely with staff members to design and perform laboratory plasma physics experiments and be responsible for laboratory compliance with conduct of operations requirements. REQUIRED: 1. Vacuum system experience including maintenance, operation, and installation of components in systems operating at 10-8 Torr and lower. 2. Laboratory instrumentation experience in design and construction of electronic circuits and small mechanical parts and systems, and operation of common laboratory instruments such as oscilloscopes, power supplies, DVMs. 3. The ability to work independently and with scientists to understand the goals of proposed experimental work and assist in the design and performance of experiments. DESIRED: 1. Experience in using and programming with LabVIEW software. 2. Experience in laboratory computer interfaces (PXI, UXI, GPIB). 3. Experience in optical microscopy and image analysis. 4. Experience with data acquisition systems operating in the sub-microsecond range. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: COMPUTER PROGRAMMER - 1 Position 11/17/2003 Req#: NM22925 - FT - 'No' Clearance Required
Description: The position is for a mid-level computer programmer. The candidate will be expected to design and write graphical user interfaces for technical applications in the areas of systems reliability, multi-system simulations, and logistics. Some technical programming may also be required but the applicant will not be expected to develop the underlying algorithms. We are not willing to incur relocation costs. REQUIRED: The applicant must have experience with Visual Basic. They should also be experienced in developing graphical user interfaces. DESIRED: Experience with Visual Studio .NET and with C++ is desired. A bachelors degree in math, science, engineering or computer science would be a positive. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: TECHNOLOGIST - 1 Position 11/17/2003 Req#: NM22937 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: The Neutron Generator Design Department has a need for a Technologist to conduct and coordinate the testing activities for new electronic neutron generators being designed for the B61 and B83 weapon systems. We are seeking a self-motivated individual who can work well on individual projects and as a team member on larger projects. The assignment offers challenging opportunities in the Neutron Generator Design Department and the broader neutron generator community. Typical activities include: 1) constructing and testing subassembly and assembly level design concepts; 2) designing, constructing, and operating electronic test equipment; 3) developing control equipment and software for test systems; 4) coordinating environmental conditioning tests; 5) teaming with other technologists, staff, suppliers, systems and support organizations, and external customers. REQUIRED: 21. Associates degree in electrical, electronics, or electromechanical technology; 2. Experience in prototyping circuits and good troubleshooting skills; 3. Analog and digital circuit experience; 4. Experience using test equipment such as digital storage oscilloscopes, digital multi-meters, time interval counters, function generators, etc.; 5. Proficient computer skills using Excel, Access, Word, etc.; 6. Ability to work effectively in a team environment; 7. Good communication skills including written communication skills for record keeping, data transmittal, documentation, and ES&H compliance. DESIRED: 1. High voltage and pulse circuitry experience; 2. Experience using LabVIEW software and/or Visual Basic, HP Basic, C++; 3. Experience with mechanical drawings and fabrication methods. Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587

Title: ASA - 1 Position 11/14/2003 Req#: NM22938 - FT - 'Q' Clearance Required
Description: A key element of the development and test activities involves the movement and tracking of piece-parts and assemblies required for the ground and flight test activities. Due to a planned increase in the number test assembly activities, a Material Management Support Specialist is sought. This individual shall initiate move orders, prepare storage actions, generate shippers, code/organize incoming hardware for assembly, and track the inventory location/status for both unclassified, classified, explosive, and accountable hardware. This person shall fill out the appropriate paperwork for and interface with the Local Area Network Material Accountability System, the Explosive Inventory System (EIS), transportation/handlers, and external suppliers. This individual shall also interface with NNSA and DoD counterparts for shipment of assembled units to facilities outside New Mexico. Additionally, the Material Management Support Specialist shall interface with personnel conducting tests and assemblies to ensure that necessary data is gathered. Limited exposure to depleted uranium and Class 1.1-4 Explosives during inventory operations will occur. REQUIRED: The successful candidate shall have familiarity with MS Office products, including some familiarity with the Access database program and barcode-based inventory control systems. A custom Palm Pilot bar-coding system called the Pedigree and Component Receiving and Tracking System (PaCRaTS), which interfaces with Access, is employed within the department to provide hardware tracking and specialized reporting. The person selected for this position must be willing to learn and employ PaCRaTS. PaCRaTS currently tracks 1500 components assigned to seven test assembly activities. By the end of the W76-1 project, PaCRaTS will track at least 6000 components assigned to 50 build activities. Accurate and timely inventory management of these components is critical to the success of the W76-1 Life Extension Project. The ability to work in a team environment and communicate effectively with management and shipping and receiving are critical. DESIRED: Rad worker training, experience with Shipping and Receiving, experience with an Explosive Inventory System Email: cbarnes@theplusgroup.com or fax resumes to: (505) 296-7587