This project's mission is to bring career awareness and high-tech job skills to community colleges and to encourage local government laboratories to recognize its role in the training of the technical work force so essential to their own success in the 21st century. The intent is to develop and implement a comprehensive program that integrates classroom learning with work force preparation and training, so students qualify for entry-level skilled technical positions. LLNL background LLNL is a premier applied-science national security laboratory. Established in 1952, LLNL is operated by the University of California under a contract between the Regents of the University and the U.S. Department of Energy.
Appointments can vary depending on whether it is a summer or co-op during the school year.
Salary Participants are paid at competitive rates based on the number of units and any other related skills you may bring to the assignment. Filing Dates Applications are accepted throughout the year. Selection Process Selections and assignments are based on academic achievements, prior experience, technical interest and number of positions available. You will be contacted only if you are being considered for selection.