Grace Hopper Celebration
The world's largest gathering of tech leaders, professionals, and students
Graphic by Donald Jorgensen for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Join staff from our U.S. Department of Energy national lab at the 2024 Grace Hopper Celebration, the world's largest gathering of tech leaders, professionals, and students!
Our scientists and engineers draw on their abilities in chemistry, Earth sciences, data analytics, mathematics, artificial intelligence, and more to advance scientific discovery and pursue solutions to the Nation's toughest challenges in energy resilience and national security.
Explore Career Opportunities
Are you adventurous, collaborative, determined, and looking for a place where you can make an impact? Connect with our researchers and recruiters!
In person: Stop by our booth!
Virtual: Visit the GHC website and register for PNNL's group sessions (45 minutes each)
- Wed, 10/9 - 9:00 AM PDT and 1:00 PM PDT
- Thu, 10/10 - 9:00 AM PDT and 1:00 PM PDT
- Fri, 10/11 - 9:00 AM PDT
Plus, use the links below to explore career opportunities, check out staff video testimonials, and join our online Talent Community!
Meet our Grace Hopper Team
Connect with PNNL engineers, scientists, researchers, managers, and recruiters and learn how you can help us change the world! Lab areas represented include:
- AI and Data Analytics
- Computational Biology
- Cyber Security and Data Ops
- Energy and Environment
- Human Resources
- Physical and Computational Sciences
- Research Computing and Information Technology
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