Jobs at Laboratory Medicine Consultants, Ltd.

This entry-level Associate Computer and Electrical Engineer role supports the Propulsion Plant Team Trainer program at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory, a mission-critical organization dedicated to U.S. Navy nuclear propulsion safety and training. The position involves electrical and systems engineering, including the design, procurement, installation, and testing of full-scale propulsion plant simulators and their supporting infrastructure. Key responsibilities include planning independent project work, conducting electrical design reviews, interfacing with suppliers, and managing PLC-based distributed I/O systems. The role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to national security while working within a culture built on trust, empowerment, and collaboration. Candidates may work at the Bettis Site in Pennsylvania or the Kesselring Site in New York, with access to comprehensive benefits including flexible work schedules and tuition assistance.

This full-time on-site Post Doctorate Research Associate role within the Physical Sciences Division at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory focuses on synthesizing and characterizing peptoid-based nanomaterials. The position involves conducting solid-phase synthesis of sequence-defined peptoids, managing their self-assembly into hierarchical structures, and utilizing advanced microscopy techniques like AFM and TEM to analyze material properties. Key responsibilities include controlling inorganic nanocrystal formation, developing multifunctional coatings, and leading the publication of research findings. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on high-impact energy sustainability projects within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. It offers access to world-class research facilities, a supportive scientific culture, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and professional development opportunities.

This Software Engineer 2 position supports the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, focusing on backend services and data infrastructure for the EMSL Science Central platform. The role involves designing and developing RESTful APIs using Python and FastAPI, managing PostgreSQL databases, and implementing role-based access control within Kubernetes environments. Key responsibilities include executing the full system development lifecycle, automating manual tasks, and utilizing modern DevOps practices with AI-assisted tools to enhance code quality. The position offers the appeal of working on meaningful scientific research that addresses national energy and environmental challenges within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. The work arrangement includes flexible schedules and is based at the PNNL campus in eastern Washington, providing access to world-class research resources and a supportive culture.

This senior electrical engineering role at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory focuses on providing field engineering support for instrumentation, control systems, and power distribution within prototype nuclear facilities. Key responsibilities include leading engineering teams, mentoring engineers, overseeing project planning to ensure technical quality, and integrating stakeholder efforts to maintain reactor safety and operational readiness. The position appeals to candidates seeking a lifetime career dedicated to national security and the reliable operation of naval nuclear fleets. The organization fosters a culture built on trust, empowerment, and collaboration, offering flexible work schedules, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth through tuition assistance and continuous learning.

This entry-level Electrical Field Engineer role supports the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program by ensuring the safety and reliability of U.S. Navy nuclear reactors. The position begins with a 1-2 year assignment at a laboratory to gain fleet support experience, followed by a 3-5 year field assignment in various shipyards. Key responsibilities include providing independent oversight of reactor installation, servicing, and modification, as well as making critical operational decisions on nuclear-powered assets. The role appeals to candidates seeking a lifetime career with significant autonomy, hands-on technical experience, and a culture built on trust, empowerment, and collaboration. The position requires relocation and involves working in industrial environments to support submarine and aircraft carrier fleets.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor role within the Department of Art and Design at Utah State University focuses on the CIDA-accredited Interior Architecture and Design program. The position involves teaching undergraduate and graduate design studios and lecture courses, while also engaging in creative scholarship, grant writing, and research. Key responsibilities include mentoring students through portfolio reviews, assisting with accreditation maintenance, and participating in departmental service and professional associations. The role is appealing due to the program's national reputation, opportunities for student travel, and a collaborative culture that values innovation and civic engagement. Located on the main campus in Logan, the position offers a supportive environment with access to dual career assistance and a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion.

This Systems Engineer role within the Engineering & Design team at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory focuses on architecting and integrating complex defense and aerospace systems for national security missions. Key responsibilities include developing system architectures, managing requirements through model-based systems engineering, conducting trade studies, and leading verification and validation activities alongside multidisciplinary experts. The position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment that fosters intellectual curiosity, innovation, and professional growth through support for advanced degrees and continuous learning. The role offers the opportunity to tackle high-impact real-world challenges in a collaborative culture while working with cutting-edge simulation tools and industry standards.

The Information Systems Security Officer role within Space Dynamics Laboratory's C4ISR Division supports mission-critical defense and intelligence programs. The position focuses on ensuring system compliance with NIST 800-53 and RMF frameworks while managing the Authorization to Operate process. Key responsibilities include developing security documentation, conducting vulnerability assessments, and coordinating remediation efforts with technical teams. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to national security through innovative satellite and sensor technologies. The role offers a collaborative culture that values empowerment and accountability, with a work arrangement that supports a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

The Data Scientist II role at JPL focuses on developing artificial intelligence and autonomous systems for critical space missions. The position involves creating planning and scheduling algorithms for spacecraft, designing optimization systems for resource allocation, and building machine learning models to interpret remote sensing imagery. This opportunity appeals to candidates driven by scientific discovery and innovation within a collaborative, campus-like environment in Pasadena. The team works on high-impact projects that support real-time decision-making for various NASA missions. The role offers a flexible schedule and a comprehensive benefits package designed to support work-life balance and professional growth.

This post-doctoral research associate role is based within the UNC Gene Therapy Center under Dr. Samuel M Young, Jr. The position focuses on advancing basic and translational research regarding auditory information processing and gene therapy strategies for neurological disorders. Key responsibilities include conducting independent research projects using techniques such as electrophysiology, microscopy, and viral vector development, while collaborating with the team to present findings at scientific meetings and publish in peer-reviewed journals. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work in a multi-disciplinary environment that integrates molecular biology, biophysics, and neuroscience. It offers the opportunity to contribute to novel therapeutic strategies that improve quality of life for individuals with neurological diseases. This is a time-limited position requiring a PhD in a related scientific discipline.

This full-time Certified Phlebotomy Technician role supports the Clinical Laboratory and Pathology departments at AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center. Key responsibilities include processing specimens for testing, performing computer data entry, handling clerical tasks, and providing phlebotomy assistance while adhering to standard operating procedures. The position requires maintaining current California certification and BCLS credentials. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven healthcare environment that prioritizes patient rights, confidentiality, and performance improvement. The position is based on-site at the medical center.

This full-time Certified Phlebotomy Technician role supports Clinical Laboratory Scientists and pathologists at AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center. Key responsibilities include processing specimens, performing computer data entry, handling clerical tasks, answering phones, and providing phlebotomy support while adhering to standard operating procedures. The position requires active participation in the organization's mission and core values, ensuring high standards in customer service, patient rights, and confidentiality. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment focused on performance improvement and patient care within a reputable healthcare system. A valid California CPT certification and current BCLS are required, with prior acute care experience preferred.

The Operations Manager role leads environmental laboratory operations within a global scientific testing team at ALS. Key responsibilities include overseeing daily technical activities and high-throughput production to meet turnaround goals, ensuring strict compliance with ISO 17025 and other regulatory standards, and managing a large team of over 50 personnel. The position also involves maintaining facility equipment, optimizing workflows, and supporting client inquiries. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a career in a diverse, inclusive culture that invests in professional development and offers a flexible, rewarding environment with a mission to build a healthier future.

The Quality Manager - Chemistry Lab role leads the Quality department within a scientific laboratory environment, overseeing a team of specialists to ensure uncompromised integrity and risk minimization. Key responsibilities include managing the quality management system to comply with ISO/IEC 17025, GLP, and GMP standards, reviewing analytical data, and leading investigations for out-of-specification results and corrective actions. The position also involves mentoring staff, updating standard operating procedures, and serving as a liaison with regulators during audits. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture focused on high-performing teams and complex problem-solving. The role is based on-site with up to 10% travel required for regional audits.

This onsite role at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC, serves as a Lead Security Assistant within the Visitor Control Center Program. The position involves managing high-volume visitor access, verifying identities and clearances for both unclassified and classified meetings, and processing biometric data such as fingerprints. Key responsibilities include greeting visitors, updating security databases, and handling administrative tasks related to pass and ID issuance. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-critical environment with a strong emphasis on punctuality and operational continuity. It offers opportunities for professional growth within a company that prioritizes a Zero Harm culture and employee development, supported by a comprehensive benefits package.

This full-time Clinical Lab Assistant role supports the laboratory operations at the EWCH facility in Murphy, NC, across departments including Microbiology, Referrals, and Blood Bank. Key responsibilities include receiving, processing, and distributing patient specimens, performing basic testing procedures such as molecular ID NOW assays, and managing logistics for external referrals and hazardous material shipping. The position also involves driving to outside nursing homes for specimen collection and maintaining strict inventory and quality control records. The role appeals to detail-oriented individuals seeking a collaborative environment focused on continuous quality improvement and patient care. While the position is primarily on-site, it offers opportunities for professional growth through training in specialized testing and regulatory compliance.

This Scientist role at Fortera leads laboratory efforts to pioneer new process chemistries and cementitious materials for a sustainable construction technology that reduces CO2 emissions. Key responsibilities include conducting experiments with laboratory reactors, characterizing materials using advanced analytical techniques like XRD and SEM, and optimizing reaction schemes to support product performance. The position offers the opportunity to work in a fast-paced R&D environment alongside experts who are scaling next-generation cement from first-of-a-kind deployment to commercialization. The role appeals to curious problem-solvers seeking to make a tangible global impact while navigating technical uncertainty and contributing to the future of building materials.

This postdoctoral research role within the Heinzen Lab at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill focuses on investigating molecular mechanisms of genetic epilepsies to identify drug targets. The position involves developing induced pluripotent stem cell-derived neuronal models and applying advanced technologies such as single-cell RNA sequencing, optogenetics, and live cell imaging to study cellular signatures. Key responsibilities include integrating findings into a drug discovery pipeline and performing CRISPR screens to find genetic modifiers. The role offers a highly interdisciplinary environment with access to cutting-edge tools, fostering the development of specialized skills for launching independent research careers. Strong communication and collaborative team science abilities are essential for success in this bench-heavy research setting.

This PRN phlebotomist role supports the Laboratory Team at the Medical University Hospital Authority in Marion, South Carolina. The position involves drawing and collecting blood samples, verifying patient records, and preparing specimens for analysis, with potential duties including finger pricks, vital sign checks, and donor screening. The role requires a high school diploma and prior experience with at least 250 successful blood draws. The position offers a flexible schedule with approximately eight hours per week, allowing for work-life balance within a tight-knit community known for its southern hospitality. The environment is described as energetic and enthusiastic, providing an opportunity to contribute to a respected healthcare institution just an hour from Myrtle Beach.

This post-doctoral research role is based in the Laboratory of Kathleen M. Caron within the Department of Cell Biology & Physiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The position focuses on investigating G protein-coupled receptor interactions with receptor activity modifying proteins using in vitro biochemical and pharmacological methods. Key responsibilities include characterizing novel receptors in native cells, elucidating receptor mechanisms, and identifying new interacting partners. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment within the Research Triangle, offering access to resources at nearby Duke and NC State universities. The position provides exceptional career development opportunities through the university's Office of Postdoctoral Affairs and is situated in a region consistently rated for high quality of life and biotechnology growth.

This full-time Phlebotomist and Medical Laboratory Assistant role operates on the first shift within Children's Wisconsin, a nationally recognized health system dedicated to pediatric care. The position involves performing phlebotomy and capillary puncture procedures on patients ranging from neonates to adults, alongside specimen procurement, processing, and distribution. Key responsibilities include maintaining equipment, ensuring accurate patient identification, and communicating procedures clearly to families. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a meaningful impact on children's health within a diverse and inclusive environment that values dignity and respect. The position requires a high school diploma and offers opportunities for professional growth in a supportive hospital setting.

This full-time Medical Technologist or Medical Laboratory Technician role supports the general laboratory operations at Shore Medical Center. The position involves performing routine and STAT laboratory procedures, processing specimens, and evaluating instrument functions while adhering to strict quality control standards. Key responsibilities include recognizing abnormal results, communicating critical values to medical staff, and prioritizing workload based on urgency. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment where teamwork and problem-solving are essential. It requires a degree and ASCP certification or eligibility, along with the ability to stand for extended periods. The position is on-site and offers the opportunity to contribute directly to patient care through accurate diagnostic testing.