Technical intern contributing to research in remote sensing, physics-based modeling, signal processing, algorithm development, experimental design, and data analysis.
Compensation
$22.60 Hourly
Maximum Rate
$47.95 Hourly
Responsibilities
Analyze remote-sensing and experimental data using scientific computing and signal-processing tools, including Python and MATLAB.
Run and evaluate physics-based models, fluid-dynamics simulations, and related computational tools.
Process, visualize, interpret, and document model and simulation results.
Develop, test, or improve data-analysis methods and algorithms.
Support laboratory and field experiments, including test planning, data collection, and post-test analysis.
Requirements
Bachelor's in physics, engineering, applied mathematics, computer science
Master's in physics, engineering, applied mathematics, computer science
Doctoral in physics, engineering, applied mathematics, computer science
Assist with all aspects of research, including developing materials and programming experiments, recruiting and testing human subjects, analyzing behavioral, web scraped, and fMRI data, and miscellaneous research support.
Compensation
$41,000 to $60,000
Responsibilities
Developing materials and programming experiments
Recruiting and testing human subjects
Analyzing behavioral, web scraped, and fMRI data
Providing miscellaneous research support such as literature searches, IRB management, manuscript and grant preparation, and general lab duties
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Cognitive Science, Neuroscience, Computer Science, Statistics, Engineering, Math, or related fields
To participate in the day-to-day activities of the markets division providing insights and expertise that help senior colleagues make informed decisions, develop new products and services, and identify new market opportunities.
Preparation of presentations and reports to communicate research findings
Collaboration with cross-functional teams to support business initiatives
Identification of opportunities, development of business cases, management of the deployment and launch of new products and services
Management of client relationships and provision of customer service support to clients and customers
Requirements
undergraduate or master’s-level experience in financial engineering, computer science, AI, engineering, mathematics, statistics or a related discipline
The Coordinator of Programming and Leadership serves as the primary student engagement programmer and advisor for the University, providing educational, leadership, and social programming for the student body.
Compensation
$43,710.00 - $77,920.00
Responsibilities
Develop and implement leadership education and social programming efforts for the student body
Plan and execute large-scale, signature social programs and Make and Take events
Develop and facilitate campus-wide leadership programming
Plan and execute Student Engagement & Belonging’s welcome event
Plan and execute University Day
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree
Nice to have: Master’s degree in related field
Nice to have: Knowledge of student and leadership development theories and practices
Nice to have: Understanding of the role of the student union and its programs
Nice to have: Knowledge of and experience with college student organizations and their needs
Assist in establishing a new lab in the Department of Molecular Genetics, performing genotyping, preparing supplies and reagents, and carrying out experiments under senior lab members' guidance.
Compensation
The pay range for this job profile is $16.02 - $20.82 hourly.
Responsibilities
Perform genotyping
Prepare supplies and reagents
Carry out experiments under guidance of senior lab members
Requirements
High School diploma or GED
Bachelor's degree in biological sciences or relevant field
Health insurance (medical, dental, vision, prescription, Basic Life & AD&D insurance and option for Supplemental life plans, EAP, Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, Flexible Spending Accounts, Adoption and Surrogacy Reimbursement coverage)