Catastrophe Modeling Internship for Structural Eng
Karenclarkandco
Boston (MA)
On-site
USD 28,413 - 40,467
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Karenclarkandco is seeking a qualified intern for a position in their Boston office. The internship lasts at least 8 weeks and offers $25 per hour. Interns will support the Model Development Team in developing advanced catastrophe reference models while working closely with scientists and engineers. The role requires strong analytical skills, knowledge in Structural Engineering or a related field, and proficiency in Python. This opportunity provides hands-on experience in catastrophe modeling, focusing on real-world science and engineering problems.
Qualifications
MS or PhD candidate in Structural Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related field focused on natural hazards.
Strong understanding of structural behavior and damage mechanisms under natural hazards.
Familiarity with probabilistic methods and basic risk modeling concepts.
Responsibilities
Support the Model Development Team in-person in KCC’s Boston office.
Develop and manage the vulnerability module of catastrophe models.
Work closely with scientists and engineers on real-world problems.
Skills
Data analysis proficiency
Analytical and problem-solving skills
Clear technical communication
Education
MS or PhD candidate in Structural Engineering or related field
Tools
Python
Job description
Karenclarkandco is seeking a qualified intern for a position in their Boston office. The internship lasts at least 8 weeks and offers $25 per hour. Interns will support the Model Development Team in developing advanced catastrophe reference models while working closely with scientists and engineers. The role requires strong analytical skills, knowledge in Structural Engineering or a related field, and proficiency in Python. This opportunity provides hands-on experience in catastrophe modeling, focusing on real-world science and engineering problems.