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Senior Project Leader I - Hydrogen Education

Requisition #: E5600-1713

Salary Band: 4
Posted: 10/08/07

Summary

The intermediate-level project leader will work in NREL's Hydrogen Technologies and Systems Center in managing a coordinated national effort for hydrogen education and outreach. As a member of this team, the intermediate-level project leader will help develop and manage projects to advance education and outreach strategies and products in hydrogen. The intermediate-level project leader will work directly with hydrogen industry organizations, codes and standards organizations, DOE, and other interested parties to coordinate the preparation of hydrogen education and outreach. This position within the Center for Hydrogen Technologies and Systems will support NREL's role in the education subprogram of the DOE Hydrogen, Fuel Cells and Infrastructure Technologies (HFCIT) Program.

Duties

Responsibilities include developing and managing technical information and dissemination to establish stronger understanding and adoption of hydrogen standards, codes, regulations and technologies. An important part of the job is to develop, manage and strengthen the understanding and implementation of hydrogen and related technologies. This includes developing and packaging introduction to hydrogen and information relevant to applicable codes and standards, including readily available code and permitting resources developed by DOE, NREL, and other key stakeholders. This position works with outside partners on information development and dissemination/delivery.

Minimum Requirements

Master's degree in engineering, other relevant technical disciplines, or equivalent relevant experience, plus six years of relevant engineering and/or R&D experience. Demonstrated ability to manage and oversee intermediate projects. Ability to market and negotiate programs/projects with customers. Experience in project management and financial planning. Ability to make decisions and work under guidance. Very good interpersonal, conflict resolution, communication, and teaming skills. Demonstrated understanding of the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen and the effects of these properties on the safe production, distribution, and utilization of hydrogen as an energy carrier and fuel.

Preferred

Knowledge of and experience with the codes and standards development process in the United States. Excellent communications and interpersonal skills to interact and collaborate with technical experts serving on standards and model code development committees. Established record or research and development in energy, experience working with hydrogen as an energy carrier of fuel. Knowledge of DOE's HFCIT Program and current and planned codes and standards activities.

Pre-employment drug testing required.

Submit Your Resume

Please submit your resume and cover letter by email (single document if possible), fax, or mail to:

National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Human Resources (Requisition #E5600-1713)
1617 Cole Boulevard
Golden, CO 80401
Fax: 303/384-7570
nrel_employment@nrel.gov (use only for incoming resumes and cover letters; no inquiries)

Please be sure to reference the requisition number for the specific position in which you are interested.

NREL is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and a drug-free workplace.

Senior Project Leader II – Codes and Standards

Requisition #: E5600-1735

Salary Band: 3
Posted: 11/07/07

Summary

The project leader will work in NREL's Hydrogen Technologies and Systems Center in leading a coordinated national agenda for hydrogen codes and standards. As the lead member of this team, the project leader will help develop and manage research projects to develop a better technical and scientific foundation for requirements in hydrogen codes and standards. The project leader will work directly with standards and model code development organizations, the Department of Energy (DOE), and other interested parties to coordinate the preparation of hydrogen fuel and device standards and model codes. The project leader will support the international harmonization of pertinent codes and standards. This position, within the Center for Hydrogen Technologies and Systems, will support NREL's role in codes and standards subprogram of the DOE Hydrogen, Fuel Cells and Infrastructure Technologies (HFCIT) Program.

Duties

Codes and Standards Lead: Manage and coordinate the hydrogen codes and standards team in furthering the goals of DOE's hydrogen codes and standards activity. This will include developing and managing research to help establish stronger scientific bases for technical requirements in hydrogen standards, codes, and regulations. An important part of the job is to manage and strengthen the role of the National Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Codes and Standards Coordinating Committee. Provide technical support as needed to standards and code development organizations to incorporate R&D results in the hydrogen codes and standards development process. Manage NREL research on hydrogen component testing, sensor testing, and hydrogen behavior in structures.

Minimum Requirements

Master's degree in science, engineering, or other relevant technical disciplines or equivalent experience. Minimum of 12 years of relevant work experience. Demonstrated abilities managing and overseeing moderately complex and high-impact projects, and in developing new concepts and approaches where little or no precedents exist. Excellent ability to advocate and negotiate programs/projects with customers(s). Competence in program/project management and financial planning. Ability to make decisions and work independently. Excellent interpersonal and public communications skills, conflict resolution, and teaming skills. Demonstrated understanding of the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen and the effects of these properties on the safe production, distribution, delivery, and utilization of hydrogen as an energy carrier and fuel. Able to travel up to 60% of time.

Preferred

PhD. Knowledge of and experience with the codes and standards development process in the U.S. Excellent communications and interpersonal skills to interact and collaborate with technical experts serving on standards and model code development committees. Established record of research and development in energy, experience working with hydrogen as an energy carrier or fuel. Knowledge of DOE's HFCIT Program as well as current and planned codes and standards activities.

Pre-employment drug testing required.

Submit Your Resume

Please submit your resume and cover letter by email (single document if possible), fax, or mail to:

National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Human Resources (Requisition #E5600-1735)
1617 Cole Boulevard
Golden, CO 80401
Fax: 303/384-7570
nrel_employment@nrel.gov (use only for incoming resumes and cover letters; no inquiries)

Please be sure to reference the requisition number for the specific position in which you are interested.

NREL is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and a drug-free workplace.

Job Posting: 

 Sr. Project Leader I - Codes and Standards

(E5600-1522)

 The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), located in beautiful Golden, Colorado, is a leader in the U.S. Department of Energy’s effort to secure an energy future for the nation that is environmentally and economically sustainable.  Our mission is to develop renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies and practices, advance related science and engineering and transfer knowledge and innovations to address the nation’s energy and environmental goals.

The intermediate-level project leader will work in NREL's Hydrogen Technologies & Systems Center managing a coordinated national agenda for hydrogen codes and standards. As a member of this team, the intermediate-level project leader will help develop and manage research projects to develop a better technical and scientific foundation for requirements in hydrogen codes and standards. The intermediate-level project leader will work directly with standards and model code development organizations, DOE, and other interested parties to coordinate the preparation of hydrogen standards and model codes. This position within the Center for Hydrogen Technologies and Systems will support NREL's role in codes and standards subprogram of the DOE Hydrogen, Fuel Cells and Infrastructure Technologies (HFCIT) Program.

Qualifications include:

·         Master's degree in science, engineering, or other relevant technical disciplines or equivalent experience

·         Six years of relevant experience

·         Demonstrated ability to manage and oversee intermediate projects

·         Ability to market and negotiate programs/projects with customer(s)

·         Experience in project management and financial planning

·         Ability to make decisions and work under guidance

·         Very good interpersonal, conflict resolution, communication and teaming skills

·         Demonstrated understanding of the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen and the effects of these properties on the safe production, distribution, and utilization of hydrogen as an energy carrier and fuel.

·         Knowledge of and experience with the codes and standards development process in the U.S. preferred

·         Established record of research and development in energy, experience working with hydrogen as an energy carrier or fuel a plus

·         Knowledge of DOE's HFCIT Program and current and planned codes and standards activities desired

For detailed descriptions, requirements and application instructions, please see our website at:

www.nrel.gov/employment

NREL is an equal opportunity employer and drug-free workplace.

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