National Security Analyst

About SRNL

We Put Science to Work. Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) is an applied research and development laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Environmental Management at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina. Since starting operations in the 1950s during the Cold War, SRNL has built its reputation in three primary mission areas – national security, environmental stewardship, and energy resilience – earning the designation of a national laboratory in 2004. It is the only DOE Environmental Management sponsored lab. Our Mission SRNL puts science to work to protect our nation and environment, and to support energy resilience. Our Vision To be the nation’s premier national laboratory in applied science and engineering, delivering solutions to environmental, energy and security challenges.

Multidisciplinary Teams

SRNL multidisciplinary teams boast a broad range of engineering and scientific backgrounds experienced in manufacturing solutions for a wide range of national challenges.

Core Competencies

• Sensing, characterizing, assessing, and deterring nuclear proliferation.
• Securing connected control systems and associated data.
• Achieving breakthrough results since 1951.

Our Strengths

• Research Areas SRNL conducts research critical to the safety and security of our nation and the world.

• Capabilities SRNL is known for its world-class scientific and technical expertise in nuclear, chemical and materials manufacturing; and ability to translate innovations into industrial-scale operations.

• Science & Technology SRNL scientists and engineers create technologies to improve environmental quality, support international nonproliferation, dispose of legacy waste and provide energy solutions.

• Become an Industry Partner SRNL’s Economic Impact on the Region The University of South Carolina Aiken School of Business Administration conducted an SRNL economic impact for fiscal year 2023. Data for this report was obtained from SRNL (2023), the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and IMPLAN. Economic impact measures include employment, labor income, value added, and output. Impact models were created with IMPLAN using social accounting matrix (SAM) multipliers to understand the direct, indirect, and induced effects of SRNL on the region. Read the Study