Position: Summer Intern in Sustainable Buildings

Location: Changsha, China

About the company
Broad is an enterprise based on the vision of unique technologies and the philsophy of preserving life. All Broad products and services have essentially optimized human life and the environment of the earth. Broad Air Conditioning Equipment Co. Ltd. supplies non-electric central air conditioning powered by natural gas and waste heat as well as packaged water distribution system. Broad Air Quality Technology Co. Ltd. supplies central air conditioning terminal products with electrostatic cleaners, provides heat recovery fresh air units, air purifiers, and cell phone air quality detectors. Broad Energy Utilization Co. Ltd. provides energy management contract service, district cooling-heating-power system (CHP) investment, building, and operation. Broad Sustainable Building Technology Co. Ltd. provides factory-made sustainable buildings with Level 9 earthquake resistance, with 6 times material less, 5 times energy efficient, and 20 times air purification. Broad Group headquartered in Changsha, China has already exported products to more than 70 countries.

Internship description
2 summer positions available for working with large corporation in China. Interns will gain exposure to senior management during their internship as well as mentoring, and will have the opportunity to work on energy efficiency and the design of energy efficient building features (walls, windows, ventilation systems, lighting) or energy contract business (long term energy contracts with customers, addressing questions of energy supply, managing energy building schedules, contract negotiations, marketing and advertising). Interns will live on the corporation’s campus, “Broad Town”, in Changsha, Hunan Province.

Requirements
Years: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors
Majors: Civil and Environmental Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Operations Research and Financial Engineering
Other: Mandarin skills are preferred

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
Yes

IMPORTANT: This internship opportunity is cross-listed with Princeton in Asia (PIA). If you would like to apply for a Broad internship, you will apply on the Princeton in Asia (PIA) website. The application deadline is February 6, 2013.

Read Less

Position: EPIC Intern

Location: Princeton, NJ

About the company
At nonprofit ETS, we advance quality and equity in education for people worldwide by creating assessments based on rigorous research.

ETS develops, administers and scores more than 50 million tests annually — including the TOEFL® and TOEIC® tests, the GRE® General and Subject Tests and The Praxis Series™ assessments — in more than 180 countries, at more than 9,000 locations worldwide.

In addition to assessments, we conduct educational research, analysis and policy studies and develop a variety of customized services and products for teacher certification, English language learning and elementary, secondary and postsecondary education.

ETS serves individual students, their parents, educational institutions and government agencies. More than 2,800 employees work at ETS’s offices throughout the United States and the world. Of these, more than 1,100 of our professional staff have training and expertise in education, psychology, statistics, psychometrics, computer sciences, sociology and the humanities. Six hundred have advanced degrees, and 250 hold doctorates. In addition, another 2,500 employees support ETS’s wholly owned subsidiary Prometric.

Today, our experts in research and assessment help individuals, educators and government agencies around the world find new ways to advance learning through customized, innovative assessment solutions.

To learn more about the history and culture of ETS, please view our 65^th Anniversary video!

Internship description
The intern for the ETS-Princeton Internship Collaborative (EPIC) Program will work with an ETS staff member on a project that will assist us with developing innovative technology and new capability in the IT area.

We are looking for interns to work in one of the following areas: Speech-Language recognition/technology in our Applied Research & Development area; Gaming for Learning/Applying games in educational assessments in our  Kindergarten-12 Assessment area; and working on the analysis of large data sets in our Research & Development area.  Interns will be exposed to the business of educational testing and assessment, be assigned a mentor, attend professional development seminars and will work on a business-driven project in his/her assigned area.  Upon completion of the internship assignment, the intern will present his/her findings at a company-wide symposium.

Requirements
Years: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors
Majors: Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics, Engineering (all)

Paid Internship?
Yes

Housing?
Yes

Read Less

Position: Engineering/Computer Science Intern

Location: Washington, DC

About the FCC
The Federal Communications Commission is a federal agency that regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories. It was established by the Communications Act of 1934 and operates as an independent U.S. government agency overseen by Congress. The commission is committed to being a responsive, efficient and effective agency capable of facing the technological and economic opportunities of the new millennium. In its work, the agency seeks to capitalize on its competencies in: Promoting competition, innovation, and investment in broadband services and facilities; Supporting the nation’s economy by ensuring an appropriate competitive framework for the unfolding of the communications revolution; Encouraging the highest and best use of spectrum domestically and internationally; Revising media regulations so that new technologies flourish alongside diversity and localism; and Providing leadership in strengthening the defense of the nation’s communications infrastructure.

Internship description
The FCC seeks one or two full-time engineering/computer science interns for the summer of 2013. U.S. citizenship may be required for certain positions. The intern positions will be located in the agency’s Office of Strategic Planning (OSP) and/or the Office of Engineering and Technology (OET). OSP is a policy research and staff advisory office, composed primarily of economists and lawyers, which addresses the full range of issues that come before the Commission. OET professional staff consists primarily of engineers, and is involved with all aspects of radiofrequency spectrum allocation management and provides technical expertise on a variety of emerging technology and service issues. Engineering/computer science interns will work with senior agency staff on a wide range of issues that may include broadband network technologies and deployment, broadband network performance, broadband wireless service development and regulation, Internet policy, cyber security, network resiliency, next generation 911 services, RF interference and safety issues, and other aspects of spectrum allocation, re-assignment and management. Tasks may involve research on new technologies, critical analysis of submissions to the agency from outside parties, and assistance in drafting of Commission documents (e.g., Orders, public notices, staff reports and memoranda). Additionally, interns will have the opportunity to attend and participate in meetings with Commission personnel and outside parties and to take advantage of Commission training and educational programs as appropriate.

Requirements
Years: Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering
Other: U.S. citizenship may be required for certain positions

A well-qualified candidate would be: an advanced undergraduate or graduate student of electrical engineering or computer science, have good written and oral communication skills, and have an interest in communications or media policy.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No

Read Less

Position: Summer Intern

Location: Holyoke, MA

About the company
ISO New England helps protect the health of New England’s economy and the well-being of its people by ensuring the constant availability of electricity, today and for future generations. ISO New England meets this obligation in three ways: by ensuring the day-to-day reliable operation of New England’s bulk power generation and transmission system, by overseeing and ensuring the fair administration of the region’s wholesale electricity markets, and by managing comprehensive, regional planning processes.

Internship description
ISO New England’s summer internship program provides qualified candidates an excellent platform for professional growth and development and a head start on building career credentials. You’ll be involved from day one in meaningful projects that expand your technical, business, and communication skills. Beyond working in your designated business group, you will attend lunches with members of the senior management team, participate in several field trips to gain a greater perspective on the different aspects of the wholesale electricity industry, and at the conclusion of the program, you will showcase your accomplishments through presentations to your managers and senior staff.

ISO New England has 25 paid summer internships available for summer 2013 in various engineering and business disciplines. We offer a competitive salary and interns work 40 hours a week for 11 weeks, June 3-August 16. Housing stipends are available to qualified candidates. Students being considered for internships must have completed their freshman year of college and provide proof they are either a U.S. Citizen or legally permitted to work in the United States.

Students must also meet the following criteria: GPA of 3.5 or above; Strong technical skills; Strong verbal and written communication skills; Good interpersonal skills; Good problem solving skills; The ability to adapt and learn quickly; and, Energy related courses or work experience.

To learn more about the specific internships available for summer 2013 or to apply for an internship, submit a resume and cover letter to:

http://www.iso-ne.com/aboutiso/careers/job_openings/index.html

NOTE: students will still need to complete the Keller Center application as well – please contact Stephanie Landers slanders@princeton.edu for more details)

Requirements
Years: Sophomores, Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Civil and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Operations Research and Financial Engineering, Other: Economics, Finance, Legal, Communications
Other: U.S. Citizen or legally permitted to work in the United States

A well-qualified candidate would be: Interested in the energy industry.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance in finding housing is provided.

Read Less

Position: Summer Intern – Filtration of Pollutants in Porous Concrete

Location: Saint-Quentin-Fallavier (30 km east of Lyon, France)

About the company
Lafarge Research Center is the World’s leading research facility in building materials: it brings together 250 researchers from a dozen different nationalities organised around competency groups. These researchers work on understanding the physical and chemical mechanisms governing the behavior of the Group’s materials and the development of new technologies to meet major construction challenges.

Internship description
Increasing urbanization and soil sealing contribute strongly to degrade water quality in urban areas, including stormwater. The water comes from precipitation that runs off impermeable surfaces such as roofs, parking lots and roads, and load of pollutants accumulated on surfaces they leach. Control runoff and treatment represent a major challenge. To reduce this pollution runoff by capturing rainwater at its source, the Lafarge Research Center (LCR) located 30 km from Lyon has developed a new pervious concrete with HydromediaTM called for applications under roads and parking. HydromediaTM in addition to its ability to prevent runoff during rainy events has sufficient strength to withstand the passage of light vehicles. According to several authors (Ranchet et al., 1993, Horst et al., 2008 …) and life tests performed on a parking NHI pavements made of porous concrete would retain effective some pollutants, such as heavy metals and hydrocarbons. However, the mechanisms behind this water filtration are not always clearly explained in the literature. It is therefore important to understand these physical and/or chemical properties to better understand (to get a clear idea of) the filtration capacity of concrete drainage HydromediaTM.

Thus, the summer intern will be studying bibliographic data on issues of filtration. The experimental part will focus on the implementation of measures adsorption of pollutants in aqueous phase, followed by analysis of species in solution after leaching HydromediaTM.

Requirements
Years: Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Chemical and Biological Engineering

A well-qualified candidate would be: interested by physical chemistry or organic chemistry.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance in locating housing is provided.

Read Less

Position: Summer Intern – Infra Red Analysis of Building Materials

Location: Saint-Quentin-Fallavier (30 km east of Lyon, France)

About the company
Lafarge Research Center is the World’s leading research facility in building materials: it brings together 250 researchers from a dozen different nationalities organised around competency groups. These researchers work on understanding the physical and chemical mechanisms governing the behavior of the Group’s materials and the development of new technologies to meet major construction challenges.

Internship description
The infra red spectrometry is a useful technique mostly used for liquid sample characterisation (identification of molecules, product “signature”,…). Some scientific teams in the world apply this technique to solid samples especially samples of building materials. In this context, we would like to make a state of the art concerning infra red analysis and building materials practical measurements. The objective is to open new avenues for infra red analysis in our field of research in order to increase people competencies and to draw full benefit of our equipment. Depending on the results of the first bibliographical study, practical measurements are expected to be done by the trainee so as to develop a new method of analyses with the support of our team.

Requirements
Years: Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Chemical and Biological Engineering

A well-qualified candidate would be: one with knowledge of some analytical techniques.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance in locating housing is provided.

Read Less

Position: Engineering Intern – Smartphone Development
Location: Tampere, Finland

About Nokia
Would you like to do some Real Engineering this summer? Among our modern engineering industries, the field of mobile devices spans the most challenging technological problems, the biggest global businesses, the hottest competition, and the largest direct and indirect social impacts. It has been a force for good, and a driver of rapid economic development. The Wireless Revolution is not slowing down, but speeding up. The advent of 4G and the cloud are enabling ever more types of devices to interact, enabling an unprecedented wave of innovation and new business creation. If you are an electrical, computer science, mechanical, or operations research engineer, or a mathematician or materials scientist, you are likely to find stimulating challenges in today’s wireless industry. At Nokia, our mission is Connecting People. We design and build great mobile products that enable billions of people worldwide to enjoy more of what life has to offer. Our challenge is to achieve this in an increasingly dynamic and competitive environment. To help achieve this mission, Nokia recently formed a strategic partnership with Microsoft that will, we hope, see us regain lost ground in the smartphone market. Together, we intend to build a global ecosystem that surpasses anything currently in existence. The Nokia-Microsoft ecosystem will deliver differentiated and innovative products with unrivalled scale in terms of product breadth, geographical reach and brand identity. Excitement is building as the first results of our new partnership hit the market and the incumbents are forced to take notice. Take up an internship with Nokia and you can help create our next generation of products. You will be placed directly into a running team and supported by a named mentor and your colleagues. Contribute your ideas, learn new skills, and experience a high-tech turnaround in real time. Exciting opportunities are on offer at three of our major R&D hubs, in Tampere, Finland, in Boston, Massachusetts, and in Berlin, Germany.

Internship Description
Nokia, Tampere, in central Finland, is the home of our world-beating Nokia Pure View and Rich Recording technologies and does full end-to end smartphone research and development. Opportunities in Tampere include working with our next generation smartphone teams in the areas of hardware, antenna and RF development, camera and audio development, smartphone mechanics development, and embedded software development. Perform electrical verifications and measurements of new components on both large macro and small product boards, verify and test analog and digital signals in display interfaces or camera interfaces, or analyse current consumption across various usage scenarios. Work with USB, HDMI, Memory card and SIM interfaces. Analyze thermal, EMC, and antenna performance. In software, develop and modify driver software and integrate Nokia and Microsoft elements into a smartphone platform. In mechanics and materials science, analyze and design new mechanical solutions for ultra small components, or develop robust and beautiful mechanics using new materials and integration solutions.

Requirements
Years: Sophomores, Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Materials Science

A well-qualified student would be: Excited by the wireless industry and in search of hands-on product development work

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance with finding housing is provided.

Transportation
Round-trip airfare included

Read Less

Position: Engineering Intern - Smartphone Social Analytics
Location: Boston, MA

About Nokia
Would you like to do some Real Engineering this summer? Among our modern engineering industries, the field of mobile devices spans the most challenging technological problems, the biggest global businesses, the hottest competition, and the largest direct and indirect social impacts. It has been a force for good, and a driver of rapid economic development. The Wireless Revolution is not slowing down, but speeding up. The advent of 4G and the cloud are enabling ever more types of devices to interact, enabling an unprecedented wave of innovation and new business creation. If you are an electrical, computer science, mechanical, or operations research engineer, or a mathematician or materials scientist, you are likely to find stimulating challenges in today’s wireless industry. At Nokia, our mission is Connecting People. We design and build great mobile products that enable billions of people worldwide to enjoy more of what life has to offer. Our challenge is to achieve this in an increasingly dynamic and competitive environment. To help achieve this mission, Nokia recently formed a strategic partnership with Microsoft that will, we hope, see us regain lost ground in the smartphone market. Together, we intend to build a global ecosystem that surpasses anything currently in existence. The Nokia-Microsoft ecosystem will deliver differentiated and innovative products with unrivalled scale in terms of product breadth, geographical reach and brand identity. Excitement is building as the first results of our new partnership hit the market and the incumbents are forced to take notice. Take up an internship with Nokia and you can help create our next generation of products. You will be placed directly into a running team and supported by a named mentor and your colleagues. Contribute your ideas, learn new skills, and experience a high-tech turnaround in real time. Exciting opportunities are on offer at three of our major R&D hubs, in Tampere, Finland, in Boston, Massachusetts, and in Berlin, Germany.

Internship Description
Boston, Massachusetts is the global home of Nokia’s Big Data platform, our Social Analytics team and our Consumer Authentication and Identiy team. In Boston, our engineers analyse social interactions and user-generated content to drive Nokia product features and deliver personalized and highly relevant experiences to consumers. Our platform – built using Hadoop technologies – captures, analyses, and acts on terabytes of data from customer touch points throughout the world, enabling the support of innovative services. Opportunities in Boston include working with our big data platform directly, developing new experiences with our social analytics team, and developing our consumer identity (registration, authentication, federation, and single sign-on) capabilities.

Requirements
Years: Sophomores, Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Computer Science, Operations Research and Financial Engineering, Mathematics

A well-qualified student would be: Excited by the wireless industry and social networking, and in search of hands-on product development work.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance with finding housing is provided.

Read Less

Position: Engineering Intern – Smartphone Software and Applications Development
Location: Berlin, Germany

About Nokia
Would you like to do some Real Engineering this summer? Among our modern engineering industries, the field of mobile devices spans the most challenging technological problems, the biggest global businesses, the hottest competition, and the largest direct and indirect social impacts. It has been a force for good, and a driver of rapid economic development. The Wireless Revolution is not slowing down, but speeding up. The advent of 4G and the cloud are enabling ever more types of devices to interact, enabling an unprecedented wave of innovation and new business creation. If you are an electrical, computer science, mechanical, or operations research engineer, or a mathematician or materials scientist, you are likely to find stimulating challenges in today’s wireless industry. At Nokia, our mission is Connecting People. We design and build great mobile products that enable billions of people worldwide to enjoy more of what life has to offer. Our challenge is to achieve this in an increasingly dynamic and competitive environment. To help achieve this mission, Nokia recently formed a strategic partnership with Microsoft that will, we hope, see us regain lost ground in the smartphone market. Together, we intend to build a global ecosystem that surpasses anything currently in existence. The Nokia-Microsoft ecosystem will deliver differentiated and innovative products with unrivalled scale in terms of product breadth, geographical reach and brand identity. Excitement is building as the first results of our new partnership hit the market and the incumbents are forced to take notice. Take up an internship with Nokia and you can help create our next generation of products. You will be placed directly into a running team and supported by a named mentor and your colleagues. Contribute your ideas, learn new skills, and experience a high-tech turnaround in real time. Exciting opportunities are on offer at three of our major R&D hubs, in Tampere, Finland, in Boston, Massachusetts, and in Berlin, Germany.

Internship Description
Berlin, Germany, is the home of Nokia’s world-leading MOS or “Maps Operating System” engine — a core asset in Nokia’s smartphones – as well as many of the exciting end-user applications which are being built on top of Nokia’s Navteq mapping assets in conjunction with the continuous stream of incoming user data and user requests from our sensor-enabled smartphones. Opportunities in Berlin include creating apps with our html5 API, creating pre-seeding scripts, developing our maps user experience (e.g. real-image carrousel or css-transitions for our form fields), and UX visual design. With our data analysis team, analyse data traces to e.g. identify usage patterns centering around micro-coordination or help us develop our location-related business planning and modelling.

For more on our Berlin-based products see: http://www.noki.com/apps, www.noki.com/maps, www.noki.com/drive, and www.noki.com/transport.

Requirements
Years: Sophomores, Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Computer Science, Operations Research and Financial Engineering, Mathematics

A well-qualified student would be: Excited by the wireless industry and social networking, and in search of hands-on product development work.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance with finding housing is provided.

Transportation
Round-trip airfare is covered

Read Less

Position: Summer intern

Location: Plainsboro, NJ

About the company
Princeton Satellite Systems is a small research and development company working in the aerospace and energy sectors. PSS has contracts with the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Navy and private corporations in the U.S. and abroad. PSS also sells a full line of software products for aerospace and energy systems. These products are used worldwide by major aerospace and energy companies and by many governmental agencies. Recent work includes a starship design using an aneutronic fusion engine developed by Sam Cohen of PPPL, the SunStation EV charging station, the SPEAR planning tool and the Optical Navigation System for deep-space and GPS denied navigation.

Internship description
Seeking an intern for research and development on aerospace and energy systems. Work includes analysis, design and simulation and all work involves programming in MATLAB, C++ and Objective-C.

Requirements
Years: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Graduate students
Major/s: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Other: U.S. citizenship required

A well qualified candidate would be: one who is curious, self-motivated and able to work independently.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance provided in locating housing

Read Less

Position: Ruhr Fellow

Location: Bochum, Germany

About the program
The Ruhr Fellowship Program connects highly motivated students in the United States with a unique experience to expand their portfolio and networks to one of the most dynamic and technologically advanced areas in Germany. As Germany’s “Cradle of Industry”, the Ruhr Area has come to represent creativity and innovation with its internationally renowned companies, universities and research institutes. We are looking for top students interested in a new hands-on experience next summer as one of 15 Ruhr Fellows. From June 1st through July 31st, you will get to know the German higher educational system through a one-month culture and leadership program as well as the German work environment in a challenging one-month internship with one of the leading German companies and round-table discussions with executives representing a variety of German global players.

The Ruhr Fellowship Program is being organized by the Initiativkreis Ruhr and the universities of the Ruhr Academic Triangle.

The Initiativkreis Ruhr (http://www.i-r.de/) represents more than 70 of the most important and influential companies in the area, such as E.ON, RWE, Siemens, Evonik Industries, ThyssenKrupp and Deutsche Telekom. Together these companies employ around 2.25 million people worldwide and generate sales of about 630 billion euros, and their executives make up the Initiativkreis Ruhr as personal members. With future-oriented strategies and real-world concepts, the Initiativkreis relies on the creative strength of its cluster of economic know-how. This cooperative effort yields highly renowned projects for the development of the Ruhr metropolitan area and the industry as a whole.

Germany’s Academic Triangle (http://www.con-ruhr.org/) is a consortium of 3 Universities – TU Dortmund University, Ruhr University Bochum and the University of Duisburg-Essen – all located within 20 minutes of one another, along the Ruhr River. This is Germany’s largest Academic hub and home to 4 Fraunhofer Institutes, 3 Max-Planck Institutes and 18 Collaborative Research Centers selected for funding through the highly competitive DFG (German Research Society) process. The alliance of the three universities brings together over 100,000 students and over 6,000 researchers and professors to create a unique interdisciplinary approach and cutting edge research opportunities.

Your profile
You are currently enrolled in your sophomore or junior year in an engineering, science or business degree program at Princeton University. You enjoy challenges and problem-solving, and you can easily adapt in an intercultural environment. You are interested in getting to know the Ruhr Area culture as well as expanding your personal global network and considering working later in a global environment. German language skills are not necessary; however previous experience in Germany or with the German language can be advantageous.

Your Ruhr Fellowship scholarship would include (June 1 – July 31, 2012):

-Flight stipend (worth 600 EUR, i.e. ~ 785 USD)
-German Language and Culture Seminar Program at the host universities (including excursions) in June
-Pairing with a German company for a one-month internship and project in July
-Access to top executives in exclusive roundtable discussions and company visits throughout the program
-Fee waivers for registration as a student at the participating universities
-Access to a web-based German language program for three months from March 2013 on
-A single room in a student dormitory, June-July
-A ticket for public transportation for the duration of the program
-Health insurance for your entire stay
-Leisure and cultural activities as organized by the host universities
-Access to the universities’ US alumni program and international network

You will need to bring money for food and traveling/leisure expenses during your stay.

The Ruhr Area
The Ruhr Area is a dynamic and exciting place to be. With around 6 million people, it is one of Europe’s most important metropolitan areas which also featured the European Capital of Culture in 2010. At the same time, half of the space is green – a landscape of forests, parks, fields and beer gardens. Whereas the traditional coal and steel mills have been transformed into creative spaces and cultural hotspots, the area has retained its soccer culture as well as tradition. When you come to the Ruhr Area, you will recognize immediately that you are not in a typical study abroad location. It is an untrodden territory you can discover for yourself, making new contacts in a remarkably welcoming and unique environment.

With your German student ID you will receive discounts at the campus cafeterias and for many cultural events. This is also literally your ticket to the entire state: Your ID gives you free access to the subways, buses and regional trains in the entire state of North Rhine-Westphalia, the most densely populated area in Germany, stretching from Muenster in the North through the Ruhr Area to Dusseldorf, Cologne and Aachen in the south. So you will have plenty of opportunities to get to know this diverse area on a budget.

How to apply
Please apply on the Keller Center website and include the following:

1. Personal statement (cover letter)
2. Resume
3. Transcript
4. Letter of recommendation from a professor or lecturer/researcher

Application deadline
The application deadline for Princeton students is January 5, 2012, regardless of any dates mentioned on the Ruhr website.

Read Less

Position: Various Internship Positions

Location: Livermore, CA and Albuquerque, NM

About the organization
Sandia National Laboratories is a US Department of Energy multi-program laboratory operated by Sandia Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Corporation. Sandia is a national security laboratory involved in a variety of research and development programs to help secure a peaceful and free world through technology. Our primary sponsors are the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Homeland Security. Sandia’s primary mission areas include: energy, climate and infrastructure security; international, homeland and nuclear security; defense systems and assessments; and nuclear weapons. Among the many programs within these mission areas include efforts in cybersecurity, alternative energy and fundamental and applied biology.

Internship description
Sandia has various internship positions supporting the wide variety of programs active at the laboratory. Sandia’s primary mission areas include: energy, climate and infrastructure security; international, homeland and nuclear security; defense systems and assessments; and nuclear weapons. Among the many programs within these mission areas include efforts in cybersecurity, alternative energy and fundamental and applied biology.

Requirements
Years: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Graduate Students
Majors: Chemical and Biological Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Operations Research and Financial Engineering
Other: Must be a U.S. citizen

A well-qualified candidate would be: one with full-time student status (a minimum 12 credit hours) for both the fall and spring terms prior to the summer internship, a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2, and the ability to work up to 40 hours per week.

Paid internship?
Yes

Housing?
No, but assistance in finding housing is provided.

Read Less

Position: Intern – Design Modeling & Simulation

Location: Princeton, NJ

About the company
With over 1,900 research operatives worldwide, the Corporate Technology (CT) department (www.ct.siemens.com) occupies a special position within Siemens’ R&D facilities. It functions as an international network of expertise and as a global partner for technology and innovations. Through its R&D activities in Germany, the USA, China, India, Russia, Japan and Eastern Europe Corporate Technology helps secure the company’s technological future and bolster its competitiveness.

The Automation and Control Technology Field develops hardware and software for automation of products and production plants. The target is optimal support across the entire lifecycle based on existing knowledge and experience in design and engineering, operation and optimization as well as diagnosis and maintenance. Our experts are located in Princeton, New Jersey; Munich, Germany; Bangalore, India; and Beijing, China.

What will be my responsibilities?
During the summer internship, the student will be exposed to some very exciting projects in design modeling and simulation related to industry, energy and healthcare.

What skills do I need to qualify for this role?
*Current Masters or PhD students in electrical, computer science engineering or physics.
*Strong C/C++ programming skills.
*Machine learning, computational geometry, algorithm development for FEA and CFD methods a must.
*Exposure to surfaces/meshes(modeling/analysis) is required.
*Experience with statistical shape modeling is a plus.
*Excellent interpersonal and communication (verbal & written) skills in English a must.
*Aspire for a career in Research & Development.
*Successful candidate must be able to work with controlled technology in accordance with US export control law.

Housing?
No

What else do I need to know?
For more information please refer to our website at www.usa.siemens.com

Read Less

Position: Intern – Medical Imaging

Location: Princeton, NJ

About the company
With over 1,900 research operatives worldwide, the Corporate Technology (CT) department (www.ct.siemens.com) occupies a special position within Siemens’ R&D facilities. It functions as an international network of expertise and as a global partner for technology and innovations. Through its R&D activities in Germany, the USA, China, India, Russia, Japan and Eastern Europe Corporate Technology helps secure the company’s technological future and bolster its competitiveness.

CT is one of the world’s premier research labs for computer vision and medical imaging. Our team members from the Imaging and Computer Vision Technology Field cover technologies such as image reconstruction, transmission, fusion, visualization, quantification, understanding, and optimal use of image content and related information. The Field’s patented technologies provide differentiating values to a range of Siemens products. We have groups located in Germany, the US, India, China, Austria and Romania.

What will be my responsibilities?
Support a variety of ongoing research and development activities in the area of medical image analysis through the development and quantitative evaluation of software algorithms under the guidance of a research scientist.

What skills do I need to qualify for this role?
*Juniors or Masters Students in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Applied Mathematics

*Course work or experience in computer vision, image processing, or computer graphics is a strong advantage

*Knowledge of C++ is required; experience with Windows is a plus

*Excellent interpersonal and communication (verbal & written) skills in English a must.

*Aspire for a career in Research & Development.

*Successful candidate must be able to work with controlled technology in accordance with US export
control law.

Housing?
No

What else do I need to know?
For more information please refer to our website at www.usa.siemens.com

Read Less