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The Spectroscopy Data Scientist Intern will work on developing automatic curve fitting for spectroscopy data. Responsibilities include collaborating with technical staff, communicating results, and supporting data analysis throughout the internship. The role supports learning in electron microscopy techniques and requires at least coursework in math, science, or engineering.
Engineer in the fabrication of semiconductor-based infrared detectors, performing and refining processes, inspecting products, troubleshooting, documenting findings, and collaborating with engineers. Requires hands-on experience in semiconductor device processing and various fabrication techniques.
The Semiconductor Devices Intern will support R&D projects by creating and modifying scripts or software tools for data analysis, developing dashboards for data access, and collaborating with research staff to derive insights from experimental data. Responsibilities include analyzing electrical test measurements, characterizing data, and presenting findings to research teams using PowerPoint.
The Quantum Device Yield Engineer will improve device yield for semiconductor spin quantum bit devices by analyzing electrical data, investigating device failures through materials characterization, and utilizing databases for critical information extraction. Responsibilities include statistical data analysis, technical communication, and documenting test results.
The Mechanical Products Engineering Intern will assist in the design of mechanical hardware, perform thermal and dynamic analyses, conduct low temperature tests, and integrate system hardware while collaborating with a diverse team and presenting findings.
The Administrative Specialist provides comprehensive support to Lab Department Managers and staff, focusing on auditing HR forms, managing office supplies, scheduling meetings, coordinating events, and ensuring customer engagement. The role requires strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently while handling various administrative tasks across departments.
The Industrial Electrician installs, maintains, and troubleshoots electrical systems in a commercial/industrial environment, including wiring, lighting fixtures, and control systems. Responsibilities include reporting faulty conditions, testing equipment, and performing mechanical operations as needed. They work under the supervision of a Maintenance Journeyman and follow safety regulations and standards.
The Director of Quality is responsible for overseeing quality processes in a research and development organization, ensuring compliance with regulations and customer expectations. Duties include creating quality strategies, conducting audits, leading teams, and improving quality systems while driving a culture of quality throughout the organization.
The HR Business Partner (HRBP) builds partnerships across the organization to enhance employee experience and business objectives. Responsibilities include providing HR guidance, managing HR programs, conducting training, and addressing employee relations issues.
The Assembly/Integration Engineer will work within a collaborative engineering team to integrate mechanical and electrical subsystems. Responsibilities include reading assembly drawings, refining documentation, performing electrical characterization, and maintaining laboratory inventory. The role requires problem-solving skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office and CAD software, particularly SolidWorks.
The Electrical Test Technician will perform DC and RF characterization on various semiconductor technologies in a cleanroom environment, using automated wafer-probe test stations. Responsibilities include storing and analyzing electrical characterization data, monitoring test and metrology equipment, and collaborating with engineers to create reports.
The R&D Engineer will innovate and develop novel thermal management components, collaborate on teams in microelectronics and aerospace, plan and execute design and testing campaigns, and communicate findings through presentations and publications. Responsibilities include heat transfer experiments and working with CAD and modeling software.
The Recruiting Coordinator will manage interview scheduling and support university partnerships. Responsibilities include data entry, candidate communication, and participation in career fairs. The role requires strong communication skills and the ability to work in a dynamic environment, handling confidential information while promoting a professional atmosphere.
The Systems Administrator III will manage and maintain Windows and Linux systems, install software, conduct system and user account maintenance, troubleshoot system failures, and optimize performance. The role involves collaborating with other administrators, documenting maintenance actions, and ensuring compliance with security protocols in a multi-platform environment.
The Electrical Engineer, Test is responsible for testing, characterizing, and assembling advanced electronic hardware. This role involves analyzing and presenting test results, operating electronic test equipment, and troubleshooting instrumentation systems.
The Carpenter Maintenance A is responsible for performing repairs and installations related to carpentry across multiple campus locations. Duties include maintenance of walls, doors, and flooring, as well as collaborating with other trades and ensuring adherence to safety guidelines. Operating various tools and managing inventory of materials are also key responsibilities.
The Personnel Security Specialist II supports the National Industrial Security Program (NISP) by managing personnel security processes such as in-processing and out-processing, conducting security briefings, and overseeing personnel security actions in compliance with government security standards.
The Special Programs Assistant provides administrative and organizational support to a research and development team. Responsibilities include managing appointments, maintaining schedules, organizing personnel information, handling travel arrangements, managing purchase requests, and supporting program meetings to ensure operational success.
The Wafer Process Technician performs semiconductor wafer processing in a cleanroom environment. Responsibilities include operating automated semiconductor equipment, performing IC packaging tasks, conducting equipment calibration, and maintaining lab data and inventory. Attention to detail and adherence to SOPs are essential.
The Quantum Technology Intern will assist in the development of quantum technologies through experimental benchwork, software development, data analysis, and computational theory under the supervision of a technical advisor.
