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Search www.inl.gov/careers for Job # #4447
The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is seeking a Business Development Manager – Alternative Fuels Technologies
Important Information:
The Idaho National Laboratory www.inl.gov is involved with a major growth phase and we are currently looking for highly skilled motivated individuals who can contribute and lead in the advancement of our mission in nuclear energy research, science and national defense. With 3,500 scientist, researchers and support staff, the laboratory works with national and international governments, universities and industry partners to discover new science and develop technologies that underpin the nation's nuclear and renewable energy, national security and environmental missions.
The INL is located in Idaho Falls, ID www.visitidahofalls.com www.visitidaho.org The area is in the heart of some of the best outdoor recreation areas in the world. Access to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Craters of the Moon National Monument, Sun Valley Idaho, scenic Shoshone Falls, Jackson Hole Wyoming, Salt Lake City Utah and areas of Nevada
Job Title: : Business Development Manager - Clean Energy Systems #4447
Dept.: Energy Systems and Technologies
Work Location: Engineering and Research Office Building (EROB) Idaho Falls, ID
Recruiter: Vanessa Van Dyk (208-526-6325) Vanessa.VanDyk@inl.gov
*To be considered for this position you must apply online at: www.inl.gov/careers
Position Role:
Idaho National Laboratory is seeking outstanding candidates for the position of Business Development Manager, Alternative Fuels Technologies. The position is responsible for developing and executing strategic and tactical approaches that will connect national laboratory scientists and engineers with significant research, development, and demonstration projects and programs related to synthetic hydrocarbon fuels. This position is an integral part of a major investment center for the Laboratory.
Responsibilities of this position include identification of opportunities and translation of those opportunities into funded applied-research programs. Important elements of this challenge include: developing and maintaining excellent relationships with relevant customer, providing stewardship to acquire research-program opportunities, fostering Laboratory brand and presence within commercial and federal markets, representing Laboratory interests with local, regional and national governments, and maintaining excellent professional relationships with Laboratory staff.
The successful candidate will have a demonstrated business, strategic development, and/or leadership record in fossil energy markets, preferably in synthetic fuels, and established professional relationships in those markets (federal or commercial). The ideal candidate would have an advanced degree in engineering, chemistry, or physics and have applied that education for at least 20 years in the commercial fossil-energy sector in positions of increasing responsibility that have included investment responsibility in the technical-development regime and a stellar record of investment return measured not only by income, but also by increasing influence with customers and demonstrable capability growth. Experience with the federal market sector would be of significant interest. The successful candidate must be a mission- and results-driven individual who can quickly identify and exploit the intersection of market needs and national laboratory capabilities.
Idaho National Laboratory is a major national resource for energy technology development and demonstration, having addressed energy and national security challenges for more than half a century. Located in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the Laboratory offers a very competitive benefits package and an opportunity to contribute to one of the most important grand challenges facing our nation ¿ energy security. The Southeast Idaho region offers an outstanding and affordable quality of life in one of the fastest growing economic regions in the nation, proximity to three universities and one technical college, and an outstanding public education establishment. In Idaho Falls one finds an eclectic culture and opportunities representative of the "New West", where one can trade in a three hour commute for technical challenge as well as outstanding quality of life.
Environmental, Safety & Health
Must be familiar with, and comply with all relevant health and safety requirements. Must be knowledgeable of emergency action policies and procedures, methods for reporting/resolving work practices or conditions to available cognizant professionals.
*To be considered for this position you must apply online at: www.inl.gov/careers
*******Just a few of the benefits The Idaho National Laboratory can offer*******
Cutting Edge Projects
3.5 Weeks of Vacation (Accrual first year)
Every other Friday OFF! = 9/80 work schedules
Full Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, 401K
80-Hours of Federal Holiday Pay with 1- Extra Floater Day
Educational Reimbursement Programs
Low cost of living
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