Mechanical Engineer
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | |
United States, California, Berkeley | |
1 Cyclotron Road (Show on map) | |
Oct 15, 2026 | |
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Berkeley Lab's Engineering Division is hiring a Mechanical Engineer to oversee medium to large projects and perform complex mechanical engineering tasks, including design, manufacturing planning, and quality assurance. The role involves conducting and contributing to large or multiple small projects while adhering to budget and schedule constraints. Typical projects may involve particle accelerators, optics, beamline design, magnetic systems, cryogenic systems, and vacuum systems. This is a matrix position requiring flexibility to change assignments as needed. What You Will Do: Mechanical Engineer Level 2:
Additional Responsibilities as Needed: Mechanical Engineer Level 2:
What is Required: Mechanical Engineer Level 2:
Desired Qualifications: Mechanical Engineer Level 2:
Salary: Mechanical Engineer Level 2: This position is expected to pay a targeted range of $106,000.00 to $129,000.00 annually and has a full salary range of $94,164.00 to $158,856.00 annually. The final salary depends on the candidate's skills, knowledge, and abilities, including education, certifications, and years of experience. Notes:
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Oct 15, 2026