Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's Engineering Division is hiring an Electrical Cad Administrator 2 to support Electrical and Electronic Design Applications across Windows and Linux. This role ensures the performance, stability, and integration of Cad and simulation tools, enhancing design and development projects. Responsibilities include maintaining ECAD/EDA applications, managing software deployment, updates, and licensing, and supporting server infrastructure and upgrades. The position involves solving diverse technical issues and maintaining system functionality, integrity, and efficiency.
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