Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne National Laboratory is a U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science laboratory that conducts research in energy, climate, materials, computing, and national security. Headquartered in Lemont, Illinois and founded in 1946, it is managed by UChicago Argonne, LLC and operates major user facilities such as the Advanced Photon Source and the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility. Work is funded by federal programs with partnerships and technology transfer to industry and academia.
Open Positions at Argonne National Laboratory
4 open positions
Develop robotics software that integrates robotic arms, mobile manipulators, and humanoid platforms into autonomous self-driving laboratories. The role combines hardware integration, sensor-driven robot learning, and open-source contributions to the MADSci laboratory orchestration framework.
Build scalable AI inference services that bring large language models and other AI models into scientific workflows running on HPC systems and accelerators. This hybrid role combines performance optimization, distributed services, and close collaboration with science teams.
Build and operate multi-cloud Kubernetes infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines supporting Argonne’s scientific computing and American Science Cloud platforms. This hybrid-remote role combines platform engineering, production operations, cloud automation, and support for research services.
Engineer large-scale scientific data services that make terabytes to petabytes of data searchable and accessible to researchers and AI models. The role combines data ingestion, indexing, high-performance APIs, web applications, and deployment across HPC and cloud-like environments.