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DO YOU WANT TO TAKE THE PATH
TOWARDS...

LEADERSHIP!

At the Department of Energy, we have made a commitment to technology, innovation, education, and progress. We realize that increased strength and productivity come from a multifaceted and diverse work force of highly dedicated professionals.

Since October 1, 1977, the Department of Energy has been a leading science and technology agency whose research supports our nation's energy resources, national security, environmental safety, and contributes to a better quality of life for all Americans.

OUR MISSION

To foster a secure and reliable energy system that is environmentally and economically sustainable, to be responsible steward of the Nation's nuclear weapons, to clean up our own facilities, and to support continued United States leadership in science and technology.

OUR VALUES

The Department will succeed only through the efforts of its people. How well we perform individually and collectively is a function of the beliefs and values that motivate our behavior. The Department of Energy has chosen the following core values to serve as guide-posts and our conscience in fulfilling our mission and achieving our vision.

  1. We are customer oriented.
  2. We value public safety and respect the environment.
  3. We believe people are our most important resource.
  4. We value creativity and innovation.
  5. We are committed to excellence.
  6. We work as a team and advocate teamwork.
  7. We recognize that leadership, empowerment, and accountability are essential.
  8. We pursue the highest standards of ethical behavior.

DOE's FOUR BUSINESS LINES

Through our stategic planning efforts, we identified four business lines that most effectively utilize and integrate our unique scientific and technological assets, engineering expertise, and facilities to achieve our mission and to benefit the Nation. These business lines which directly affect the security and the quality of life of every American citizen, are:

  • Energy Resources - How will we assure adequate supplies of clean energy, reduce U.S. vulnerability to supply disruptions, encourage efficiency and advance alternative and renewable energy technologies, and increase energy choices for all consumers.
  • National Security - How we effectively support and maintain a safe, secure, and reliable enduring stockpile without nuclear testing, safety dismantle and dispose of excess nuclear weapons, provide technical leadership for national and global nonproliferation and nuclear safety activities, and develop and support nuclear reactor plants for naval propulsion.
  • Environmental Quality - How we will reduce the environmental, safety, and health risks and threats from DOE facilities and materials, safety and permanently dispose of civilian spent nuclear fuel and defense related radioactive waste, and develop the technologies and institutions required for solving dimestic and international environmental problems.
  • Science and Technology - How we will use the unique resources of the Department's laboratories and the country's universitiesto maintain leadership in basic research and to advance scientific knowledge, focus applied research and technology development in support of the Department's other business lines, contribute to the Nation's science and mathematics education, and deliver relevant scientific and technical information.

THE BENEFITS FOR WORKING WITH DOE

If you want to be expertly trained, motivated, perform in a diverse work force, and respond to the governmental expectations for high quality and timely services, the Department of Energy is looking for you. The Department rewards quality and initiative with monetary compensation. You will also have the oportunity to work anywhere in the U.S., due to the location of our various sites. Benefit packages are also included, that may encompass: helath benefits, federal life insurance plans, federal holidays and leave, thrift savings plan, 401 (k) and pension plans.

The benefits and opportunities associated with public service in the Department of Energy will allow you prosper and succeed further in life.

 

For more information, please visit our web site at:

www.hr.doe.gov/pers/doejobs.htm



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