Colorado Space Grant Spring and Summer 2015 Positions Space Grant is looking for Aero, CS, EE, ECE, ME, ATOC or anyone with an interest in gaining real world hands on experiences. All levels of experience from Freshman to Graduate students should apply. If you are interested please send me your Resume, an unofficial transcript and indicate which position(s) are of interest. [email protected] Other positions may be added during the Spring 2015 semester. The current opportunities are with DigitalGlobe in Longmont, CO Lockheed Martin in Littleton, CO And the Colorado Space Grant Consortium Colorado Space Grant Consortium – Last updated: 3/3/15 Page 1 Colorado Space Grant Consortium – Last updated: 3/3/15 Page 2 Lockheed Martin Lockheed Martin in Littleton, CO Job Title: Electrical Part Analysis Position #: E01 Project: Lockheed Martin Available Positions: 2 Description: The student will work with the Design Assurance group at Lockheed Martin. The student will review electrical part test data, both mechanical and electrical results and insure success criteria is met before accepting the data and populating a database. This position is interdisciplinary in nature. The student will also likely develop software tools, likely in VBA, and perform data analysis. The student will have exposure to hardware and while working with industry engineers. Minimum Requirements: US person and ability to travel to Littleton CO during the summer M-F Ability to continue working during the Fall Semester for roughly 10 hours per week Mechanical, Electrical, or Aerospace Major or other relevant experience Good communication skills, professionalism Data manipulation and coding familiarity within Excel Good analytical thinking and problem solving skills Ability to program in VBA or quickly learn Preferred Experience: Completion of Sophomore level classes Time Commitment: 40 hours/week during the summer. 10 hours per week, two half days or one 10 hour day during the school year. Option to work up to full time during academic breaks. Contact Information: Brian Sanders [email protected] • • • • • • • Colorado Space Grant Consortium – Last updated: 3/3/15 Page 3 Amigos with NSIDC Job Title: Program Assistant Position #: NS01 Project: National Snow and Ice Data Center Available Positions: 1 Description: We are seeking a Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, or Electrical Engineering student at the University of Colorado at Boulder to develop software programs for a novel autonomous ice-climate-ocean instrumentation system designed to be deployed in the polar regions. The task will require working with NSIDC science staff and contractor engineers on East Campus and nearby. Tasks will focus on writing executable scripts to manage sensor arrays, power management, communication management, etc. for a remote autonomous station. Full-time status as an undergraduate student at UCB required. For further insight into the nature of the work using an earlier version of the station, search 'AMIGOS Antarctica', or visit the websites at nsidc.org or thistle.org Minimum Requirements: • • • • • Linux desktop & embedded systems, toolchain and cross-compiling C/C++, Python, Perl on embedded Linux systems. Linux device drivers Hardware programming down to bare metal Labview usage and writing, or with similar automation tools Preferred Experience: • Time Commitment: 15-20 hours/week Paid Position Contact Information: Brian Sanders [email protected] Colorado Space Grant Consortium – Last updated: 3/3/15 Page 4