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🚨Do you want to work with hundreds of PhD materials scientists and engineers? Do you want the flexibility to do both fundamental science research and application-based engineering research? Whether you’re finishing your degree and looking for a job, or you’ve been working in industry and want a change, Sandia National Laboratories offers these opportunities and many more.
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🔹 What the process of inventing a new material is like.
🔹 What the future of MSE looks like, and how Sandia is working on it right now.
🔹 Why MSEs and other technical professionals should want to work at a national lab.
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