Join DOE to Accelerate the Clean Energy Future in Manufacturing and Industry
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Office (EERE) is hiring for positions at all levels for two new offices: the Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office (AMMTO) and Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office (IEDO). Formerly the Advanced Manufacturing Office, AMMTO and IEDO will accelerate innovation in advanced manufacturing and industrial decarbonization and help to build the manufacturing workforce of the future.
The AMMTO will focus on accelerating innovation in the manufacturing sector and supporting a domestic clean energy technology manufacturing economy. The IEDO will focus on reducing industrial greenhouse gas emissions and increasing industrial resource efficiency.
For DOE's Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office and Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Office, there is much to celebrate to mark manufacturing day.
Meet the two new Manufacturing & Industry Offices
After today, October 7th, the Advanced Manufacturing Office will reorganize into the Advanced Materials & Manufacturing Technologies Office and Industrial Efficiency & Decarbonization Office. Learn more.
ADVANCED MATERIALS & MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES OFFICE
Vision for the future: A competitive U.S. manufacturing sector that accelerates the adoption of innovative materials and manufacturing technologies in support of a clean, decarbonized economy.
Mission – We advance energy-related materials and manufacturing technologies to increase domestic competitiveness and build a clean, decarbonized economy.
- Acting Director: Steve McKnight
- Deputy Director: Diana Bauer
- Secure and Sustainable Materials Program Manager: Kate Peretti
Office Impact
Industrial Efficiency & Decarbonization Office
Vision for the Future: An efficient and competitive industrial sector with net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Mission: IEDO accelerates the innovation and adoption of cost-effective technologies that eliminate industrial GHG emissions.
- Acting Director: Steve McKnight
- Deputy Director: Avi Schultz
- Cross Sector Technologies Program Manager: Isaac Chan
- Technical Assistance & Workforce Program Manager: Anne Hampson
- Technical Projects Program Manager: Bill Prymak
Office Impact
A Peek Inside the Manufacturing Jobs of the Future
Millions of new manufacturing jobs will be created over the next 10 years to achieve our clean energy future and decarbonize our economy. Today’s students are tomorrow’s manufacturing workers – creating clean energy products and technologies to sustain America’s leadership in manufacturing for generations to come. There are endless career opportunities within the manufacturing field, whether you’re interested in data analytics, industrial engineering, research, or energy auditing. Take a peek inside the many manufacturing jobs of the future:
1. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, 2. Argonne National Laboratory, 3. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 4. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 5. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 6. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 7. Ford Motor Company, 8. AMO Industrial Assessment Centers Program, 9. Volvo Group Trucks
Highlighting Composites Manufacturing Education & Technology (CoMET) Facility:
The Composites Manufacturing Education and Technology Facility (CoMET) at the National Wind Technology Center at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) paves the way for innovative wind turbine components and accelerated manufacturing. The facility expands NREL's composite manufacturing research capabilities by enabling researchers to design, prototype, validate, and manufacture large-scale composite structures in one location.
Virtually step inside the CoMET Facility for a firsthand look at how a 200-foot-long blade, heavier than an elephant, and spinning over 100 miles an hour is made.
Interested in learning more? Click here to watch a video with more information on the CoMET facility, and read this recent news story.
The CoMET facility is the result of a funding partnership involving NREL, the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation (IACMI, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Manufacturing Office).