PML's Quantum Sensors Division is hiring a Cryogenic Scientist to develop, test, and optimize advanced cryogenic systems for quantum information science, improve cryocooler performance, advance refrigeration technologies through fundamental and applied research, and publish and present scientific findings. This notice is issued under direct-hire authority to recruit new talent to occupations for which NIST has a severe shortage of candidates. The mission of NIST's Quantum Sensors Division is to develop and apply advanced quantum-based photon and particle sensors that enable highly precise measurements across the electromagnetic spectrum. Through pioneering research, collaboration with industry and academia, and innovation in superconducting and cryogenic technologies, the Division advances measurement science in fields ranging from quantum computing and fundamental physics to nuclear science and astronomy. If hired for this role, your major duties will include: Developing, testing, and optimizing advanced cryogenic systems and refrigeration technologies to support quantum information science applications. Conducting independent research to improve cryocooler performance, including efficiency, size, weight, power, and overall system capability. Performing fundamental and applied research to advance the science of cryogenic refrigeration and develop novel cooling technologies. Publishing research findings in peer-reviewed journals and presenting technical results at scientific conferences.

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