Grants and Contracts Manager, Req. #180701

Under the general supervision of the department head, this individual will assist in the management of the EIS’ grant and contract program and financial reporting of grants, contacts, and sub-awards. In addition, this position will provide event management support of special events and meetings within EIS. This position will have a very active, hands-on role in the pre-award process for 20-25 Principal Investigators (PIs). In addition, the position will provide support, and often, hands-on management in the post award process.

HR Generalist, Req. #186361

Reporting to the Director, Human Resources, the HR Generalist has responsibilities in all key areas of the human resources function, including recruiting, compensation, employee relations, and leave administration. The position engages with campus HR partners to interpret policy, collective bargaining agreements, and employment law while implementing and advising about cohesive HR practices at the Laboratory. The HR Generalist supports recruitments of staff, student, and postdoctoral positions across APL’s eight research and five administrative departments, and is a resource to hiring managers, communicating recommendations, best practices, and expectations.

Instrument Maker 3 / CNC Machinist, Req. #179380

The appointee to this position will perform complex high precision work on Oceanographic Research Instruments by setting up and operating manual machine tools and/or programming, setting up and operating CNC machine tools such as Okuma lathes, Haas CNC mills, SIP jig borer, Bridgeport manual mill, G&L horizontal boring mill, grinding machines, and Vision Engraver to fabricate parts for research purposes. Resolve highly complex design and manufacturing problems such as performing design work from verbal or minimal written instructions to manufacture mechanical devices; determining tolerances and fits on mechanical designs; performing advanced jig and fixture design and construction; and diagnosing, troubleshooting, repairing and rebuilding machine tools and/or mechanical devices.

Principal Research Scientist/Engineer, Req. #185117

The Principal Research Scientist/Engineer conducts research in the areas of machine learning and artificial intelligence, as it applies to the detection, geo-location, and classification of objects on or in the seafloor.

Research Scientist/Engineer 4, Req. #185201

APL-UW has an outstanding opportunity for a Research Scientist/Engineer 4 in the Environmental & Information Systems (EIS) Department to support signal processing programs, with emphasis on low-power/high-performance applications in fielded maritime systems.

Senior Computer Specialist, Req. #184624

This position will be responsible to operate, maintain, support and enhance a diverse set of control and operational systems used to control and monitor the subsea and shore based infrastructure. The position will also support software application development for a wide range of projects in the department from real time data collection systems to novel scientific instrumentation.

Software Engineer, Req. #184623

The Software Engineer’s primary responsibility will be to customize and create interface drivers for an environmental display and situational awareness application. This program will communicate with assets in the Arctic through satellite communication as well as retrieve environmental data from national data centers.

Software Engineer, Req. #186345

This position supports research which develops robotic platforms for ocean exploration and science, with a focus on perception, situational awareness, and mission planning. This position supports research projects across multiple agencies which are focused on underwater sensing, sensor fusion, 3D reconstruction and situational awareness. The overall goal of these projects is to develop a robust toolset for building, manipulating, and working within 3D models of the environment around a subsea robot, allowing it to navigate, plan, and interact with the world.

Software Test Engineer, Req. #180623

The Software Test Engineer will be an integral member of a six person software development team that builds state of the art –real time applications used for a long running, mission critical US Navy shipboard data collection program. The successful candidate will be responsible for all phases of software testing from development through final release.

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