12 intern r d undergraduate year round jobs found in Albuquerque, NM

What Your Job Will Be Like The Metallurgy and Welding Engineering team is seeking support from an R&D Undergraduate Year-Round Intern! The intern should be majoring in mechanical, materials, electrical, or related engineering or STEM discipline. This individual should be able to work on site in Albuquerque, NM as their school schedule allows. They should have laboratory experience, be able to use word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation software, and can use and/or learn design and scientific software e.g., Solidworks, Thermo-Calc, Matlab, etc. Knowledge of metallurgy is a huge plus. On any given day, you may be called on to: Prepare metallographic samples, collect and interpret metallographic images Apply fundamental materials and metallurgical process development and property characterization principles to Metallurgy issues and challenges Interact with members of the team to develop process parameters and conduct experiments Evaluate, assess, and...

What Your Job Will Be Like We are seeking an Intern - Monitoring Systems Technology Intern Center (MSTIC) - R&D Undergraduate Year-Round The Monitoring Systems and Technology Intern Center (MSTIC) program is seeking outstanding graduate students majoring in Aerospace Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Geophysics, Materials Science, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Optical Engineering, Physics, Seismology, Nuclear Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related fields of study. Students will work in high-caliber, cohesive teams to support nuclear proliferation detection, ensure the research and delivery of remote sensing and verification systems, and manufacture high-consequence products. The MSTIC program is actively seeking qualified students to join existing project teams in designing, developing, implementing, testing, and delivering advanced data processing and exploitation software for complex, real-time analysis systems...

What Your Job Will Be Like The Advanced Metals Processing team is dedicated to tackling ambitious material challenges across our operations and plays a vital role in Sandia's Advanced Metal Manufacturing, where we focus on developing cutting-edge manufacturing processes. Our team of subject matter experts specializes in the advanced manufacturing and modification of metals, managing a diverse portfolio of R&D projects that push the boundaries of the state-of-the-art while supporting a wide range of customers across Sandia and the Nuclear Security Enterprise. We are excited to announce an opportunity for an energetic R&D Undergraduate Intern to join our Advanced Metals Processing team. We are looking for a forward-thinking and enthusiastic student, preferably a sophomore or junior majoring in materials science or engineering, metallurgical engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) field. The ideal candidate...

What Your Job Will Be Like Are you passionate about research related to materials science and the behavior of metals? If so, you may want to consider applying to join Sandia's Materials Mechanics & 3D Materials Characterization team as an Undergraduate Intern. In this role, you will have the opportunity to interact and collaborate with other inter-disciplinary research groups within Sandia National Labs to tackle unique research problems related to three-dimensional materials characterization and ductile mechanics. Our team has an immediate opportunity for a year-round undergraduate intern focused on testing structural properties of metals, microscopy, and materials behavior. Job responsibilities include analyzing X-ray microtomography (XCT) data output from in-situ experiments, crafting and applying various imaging and data processing techniques to produce three-dimensional reconstructions and quantifications of features of interest, performing tests to assess mechanical...

What Your Job Will Be Like Are you passionate about hands-on physics and materials science research? If so, we invite you to apply to join Sandia's Ceramics and Materials Physics department as an Undergraduate Intern. In this role, you will have the opportunity to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams of scientists and engineers to tackle unique research challenges. As a department, we synthesize and characterize new materials and evaluate performance and reliability of electronic devices. Outstanding undergraduate students in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, and related fields of study are encouraged to apply. You will have an opportunity to learn from and work with a diverse group of Sandia staff, technologists, postdocs, and fellow student interns. Sandia, and our department, highly value supporting interns in their professional and academic growth. Our team has an opportunity for a...

What Your Job Will Be Like This job involves the management, sorting and characterization of photovoltaic (PV) electrical connectors sent to Sandia from PV sites across the US. While connector failure is a serious economic and safety issue, no single root cause has been identified. To address this issue, Sandia is acquiring large numbers of suspect connectors from a variety of sources for analysis. On any given day specific tasks may include: Visual inspection, documentation and selection of connector samples Laboratory characterization of electrical resistance, leakage current and resistive heating of select subsets of connectors , mi croscopic and/or X-ray tomography examination of select samples , FTIR, DSC, TGA or other benchtop chemical analysis of connector housings, Creation and population of a searchable catalog or database that identifies each connector and associated metadata Assistance with Sandia's field collection mail-in program; Assistance...

What Your Job Will Be Like We are seeking an Intern Year Round - R&D Undergrad On any given day, you may be called on to: Utilize Computer Aided Design (CAD) software to design components and sub-compenents Design and develop components utilizing mechanical design software to use in applications Utilize 3D Printers Learn the organization rhythm and explosives business Conduct onsite fabrication Salary Range At Sandia, we value the important work done by our interns and its contribution to National Security. Because of this, our interns earn competitive pay rates. Our pay structure is based on earned credit hours, classification, and degree level. Your pay rate will be determined during the hire process and included in your offer package. You can view the Intern Pay Rate chart here . Qualifications We Require You bring the confidence and skills to be eligible for the job by meeting these minimum requirements: Currently attending and enrolled...

What Your Job Will Be Like We are seeking an Intern - Monitoring Systems Technology Intern Center (MSTIC) - R&D Graduate Year-Round The Monitoring Systems and Technology Intern Center (MSTIC) program is seeking outstanding graduate students majoring in Aerospace Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Geophysics, Materials Science, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Optical Engineering, Physics, Seismology, Nuclear Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related fields of study. Students will work in high-caliber, cohesive teams to support nuclear proliferation detection, ensure the research and delivery of remote sensing and verification systems, and manufacture high-consequence products. The MSTIC program is actively seeking qualified students to join existing project teams in designing, developing, implementing, testing, and delivering advanced data processing and exploitation software for complex, real-time analysis systems that...

What Your Job Will Be Like We are seeking an Intern Year Round - R&D Undergraduate Intern to join our dynamic team! On any given day, this position will involve the following: Perform fundamental, academic research developing and studying new polymer materials capable of resisting mechanical shock and impact. Receive training to perform laboratory experiments, which include polymer synthesis, sample preparation, polymer thermal analysis, microscopy, spectroscopy and basic mechanical analyses. Meticulous documenting of procedures and results will be required, as well as organization and plotting of acquired data using common software, such as Microsoft Excel. Contribute to general laboratory housekeeping, including cleaning and waste disposal. Over the course of the internship, one or two opportunities are anticipated in which the intern will present their work to a larger audience. A primary goal of this research program will be to publish peer-reviewed...

What Your Job Will Be Like We are seeking an R&D Graduate Year-Round Intern to support quantum-specific workforce development programs targeting high school and community college students and educators, including QCaMP for Students, QCaMP for Educators, and our Quantum Learning Lab. The ideal candidate will have a background in Quantum Information Science (QIS) or adjacent field and a keen interest in workforce development. On any given day, you may be called on to support: Planning Curriculum: Assist with the development of a comprehensive and accessible training for high schools and community colleges, focusing on engaging experiences for both students and teachers. Implementation Oversight: Work with the QCaMP team to ensure smooth execution of the camp, overseeing activities, workshops, and lectures to impart quantum science concepts effectively. Collaboration: Work closely with educators, scientists, and staff to coordinate activities, aligning them with training...

What Your Job Will Be Like We are seeking a Summer-R&D Undergraduate (NOMAD) Intern to join our dynamic team! The Nonlinear Mechanics and Dynamics (NOMAD) Research Institute is an 8-week long program held at the University of New Mexico (UNM) that brings together researchers from around the world to work on challenging research problems in engineering sciences. The Component Science and Mechanics Department is seeking motivated and productive student interns to contribute to a number of summer research projects. The internship will provide you with opportunities to work in diverse research teams, to participate in a research project that will be presented at a final seminar series, and to engage/network with professionals working within their research fields. The teams generally consist of 3 interns and 3-5 mentors per project team. Summer projects for 2025 include: Quantifying the Effect of Non-Physical Parameters on the Nonlinear Dynamics of an Electromechanical...

What Your Job Will Be Like We are seeking a Summer-R&D Graduate (NOMAD) Intern to join our dynamic team! The Nonlinear Mechanics and Dynamics (NOMAD) Research Institute is an 8-week long program held at the University of New Mexico (UNM) that brings together researchers from around the world to work on challenging research problems in engineering sciences. The Component Science and Mechanics Department is seeking motivated and productive student interns to contribute to a number of summer research projects. The internship will provide you with opportunities to work in diverse research teams, to participate in a research project that will be presented at a final seminar series, and to engage/network with professionals working within their research fields. The teams generally consist of 3 interns and 3-5 mentors per project team. Projects for 2025 include: Quantifying the Effect of Non-Physical Parameters on the Nonlinear Dynamics of an Electromechanical Ratcheting...