[ES_JOBS_NET] Student Intern - Atmospheric Science Support Technical Grad Summer 2015

[Erika Roesler]

Job Description
Job Title:
Student Intern - Atmospheric Science Support Technical Grad Summer 2015
Job ID:
649044
Location:
Albuquerque, NM
Full/Part Time:
Part-Time
Regular/Temporary:
Temporary


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About Sandia
Sandia National Laboratories is the nation's premier science and
engineering lab for national security and technology innovation. We are a
world-class team of scientists, engineers, technologists, post docs, and
visiting researchers all focused on cutting-edge technology, ranging from
homeland defense, global security, biotechnology, and environmental
preservation to energy and combustion research, computer security, and
nuclear defense.

To learn more, visit http://www.sandia.gov.
Department Description
Geophysics and Atmospheric Science Department staff investigate R&D
problems in all areas of Sandia programs: Defense, security, energy,
climate, and infrastructure. Areas of expertise include seismic and
electromagnetic signal processing, development of borehole tools for
subsurface exploration and monitoring, atmospheric monitoring, and
geological investigations. Technical activities cover the spectrum from
theory to application, including algorithm development, computer modeling,
data inversion, instrumentation development, and field demonstration. The
department serves as a laboratories resource for geophysical and
atmospheric sensing expertise.
How to Apply
Click on the "Apply" button at the top or bottom of this screen, follow the
instructions to upload a resume, and complete the submission process to
indicate your interest in this position.
Job Summary
Performs work as an entry- to mid-level member of the workforce within a
science and engineering environment involving graduate-level assignments,
which may include research, application of project design and diagnostics,
testing and documentation, development and analysis of technology options,
and assembly and troubleshooting.
Primary Job Duties
Job assignments vary upon organization, discipline preference, and specific
job requirements as defined in the job specification.
Duties may include working collaboratively with technical staff on
developmental research, analysis of technology and engineering options,
project design, testing, formulating conclusions, data collection, and
analyzing experimental data.

Job specifications:

This internship is to support Sandia's atmospheric science team.  This
includes the team developing new climate models for the Department of
Energy.  The intern will perform entry-level work involving assignments
that may include assisting with research, computer-based modeling,
atmospheric data analysis, application of computer model design and
diagnostics, testing and documentation, development and analysis of model
output.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Demonstrated knowledge of technical principles and processes.
Understanding of and demonstrated ability to use a variety of research
tools.
Demonstrated oral and written communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to contribute in a team environment.
Demonstrated knowledge of project management.
Extensive knowledge of a suite of software, including Microsoft Office.
Required
The successful candidate must meet the following Sandia Student Intern
Requirements: Official acceptance into an accredited university's graduate
program, full-time enrollment during the spring term immediately preceding
the internship (typically 9 credit hours), a minimum cumulative GPA of
3.5/4.0, and the ability to work up to 40 hours per week during the summer.
U.S. citizenship.

Must be able to work both independently and in teams.  Must have knowledge
of Microsoft Office  and very good oral and written communication skills.
Must have a background in atmospheric science through coursework or work
experience.
Desired
Strong technical research and writing skills and the ability to interact
with and support a diverse group of technically skilled staff members are
desired. Experience with atmospheric models, Fortran, and/or other
programming languages would be preferred.
Security Clearance
No clearance required.

This position does not currently require a Department of Energy
(DOE)-granted security clearance.

Sandia will conduct a pre-employment background review that includes
personal reference checks, law enforcement record checks, and employment
and education verifications. Further, employees in New Mexico must pass a
U.S. Air Force background screen for access to the work site. Substance
abuse or illegal drug use, falsification of information, criminal activity,
serious misconduct or other indicators of untrustworthiness can cause
access to be denied or terminated, rendering the inability to perform the
duties assigned and resulting in termination of employment.

If hired without a clearance, and one subsequently becomes required or you
bid on positions that require a DOE-granted security clearance, a
pre-processing background review that includes personal reference checks,
law enforcement record and credit checks, and employment and education
verifications may be conducted prior to a required federal background
investigation. Applicants for DOE-granted security clearances must be U.S.
citizens and be able to obtain and maintain the appropriate DOE security
clearance as required for the position.
Benefits
At Sandia you will receive many benefits as a valued employee of a premier
national multi-program engineering and science research laboratory. In our
Total Rewards package you will enjoy competitive pay, great benefits, a
stimulating, positive environment and learning opportunities that will help
build your career. More information may be found on our Careers website.
EEO
Sandia National Laboratories is an Equal Opportunity Employer of qualified
women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans.
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