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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

www.lbl.gov

 
Berkeley Lab fosters groundbreaking fundamental science that enables transformational solutions for energy and environment challenges, using interdisciplinary teams and by creating advanced new tools for scientific discovery. In the world of science, Berkeley Lab is synonymous with “excellence.” In the world of science, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) is synonymous with “excellence.” It fosters groundbreaking fundamental science that enables transformational solutions for energy and environment challenges, using interdisciplinary teams and by creating advanced new tools for scientific discovery. Research areas include Biosciences, Computing Sciences, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Energy Sciences, Energy Technologies, and Physical Sciences. 13 scientists associated with ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.lbl.gov
  • One Cyclotron Road Mail Stop: 971-PROC
    Berkeley, CA USA 94720
  • Phone: 510.486.6400

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Chief Human Resources Officer

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Berkley - CA
As the Chief Human Resources and Diversity Officer (CHRO); you will assume an important leadership role at Berkeley Lab; leading all aspects of Human Resources. You will serve as a trusted advisor to our Laboratory Director; in addition to Berkeley Lab’s Senior Leadership Team in a distributed managment model ...

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