Students will work at the Lab for approximately 12 weeks on a variety of different projects in ASCI and Computation, which will ensure they have access and exposure to high-level computational science. 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. You must be an undergraduate student in good standing. A GPA of 3.0 minimum and a U.S. citizen. While the pilot initiated with Northern Arizona University, California State University Hayward and San Jose State University, all applicants meeting the prior mentioned eligibility requirements will be given consideration.
Appointments can vary depending on whether it is a summer or semester term.
Salary Participants are paid at competitive rates. If it is part of the employment offer, travel expenses may be reimbursed to and from the participants school or home address. Living accommodations Living accommodations and arrangements are the responsibility of the employee. The LLNL Housing Office provides listings of short and long term rental accommodations. Another option is Oakwood Corporate Housing .