LANL Computational Nuclear Engineer/Software Developer Internship-PAID

LANL Computational Nuclear Engineer/Software Developer Internship-PAID

The LANL Computational Nuclear Engineer/Software Developer Internship is open to undergraduate students who are pursuing a degree in nuclear engineering, physics, computer science, or a related science or engineering field (or recent graduate) from an accredited program, with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. To be considered for this opportunity, you should have experience applying computational or analytical methods to engineering, physics, or software development, including exposure to radiation transport, reactor physics, numerical modeling, or full-stack software development using SCRUM and AGILE technologies. You should also possess strong communication, documentation, presentation, and Microsoft Office skills. As an intern, you will take an active role in either modeling, simulation, and analytical support for nuclear systems and security applications or in developing software that will be deployed for nuclear systems. You may work with scientists and engineers to develop, execute, and analyze computational models using state-of-the-art tools for radiation transport, reactor systems analysis, and systems-level modeling. You may also work with a full-stack software development team utilizing a variety of software languages, frameworks and modernization of legacy scientific codebases. You will participate across multiple teams and gain exposure to problem solving and modeling and analysis workflow, including problem formulation, code development or application, verification and validation, interpretation of results, and software quality assurance. Locally, this will include attending group meetings within NEN-5 and participating in seminars and technical exchanges with other organizations across the Laboratory. This internship is offered in Los Alamos, NM.