Materials Engineering Division: Undergraduate I... @ Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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About the Role
Join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and contribute to projects that support national security. As an Undergraduate Intern in the Materials Engineering Division, you will work on projects spanning electrical, mechanical, optical, and material sciences among other related fields.
Responsibilities
- Provide technical and research support for diverse engineering projects.
- Gather and analyze data to support scientific research.
- Present research results and document technical work.
- Attend seminars and participate in collaborative team efforts.
- Perform additional duties as assigned under close supervision.
Qualifications
Candidates must be current undergraduate students in engineering, physics, material science, or related fields with the ability to apply basic scientific principles. Good communication skills, proficiency with Microsoft Office, and eligibility under Section 3112 of the NDAA are required.
Desirable Attributes
GPA of 3.0 or above and effective interpersonal skills.
Additional Information
This opportunity includes competitive hourly pay with benefits such as holiday pay, sick leave accrual, individual 401(k) contributions, and more. Please note the requirements around security, pre-employment drug tests, and compliance with regulations regarding mobile device use in sensitive areas.
Key Skills/Competency
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Optical Engineering
- Material Science
- Data Analysis
- Research Methodology
- Technical Communication
- Team Collaboration
- Problem Solving
- Advanced Manufacturing
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