Master's Intern — Marine Energy Research

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 29,000 - 43,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee assistance program

Business travel insurance

Pension plan

401k savings plan

Job summary

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is seeking a Master’s intern to work on marine energy and related ocean research. You will help synthesize scientific information for interdisciplinary projects and share findings with stakeholders, while potentially contributing to community engagement and aquaculture efforts.

A strong background in marine and environmental affairs and excellent written and oral communication are essential, with flexible part-time commitment during the academic year and

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled in a Master's program at an accredited college or university.
• In a master’s program in marine science, earth, or environmental science, environmental or marine policy, ecology, oceanography, geography, natural resource management, or related discipline.
• Minimum GPA of 3.0 is required.

Responsibilities

• Work on marine energy and ocean-related research projects.
• Synthesize and interpret scientific information for interdisciplinary projects and disseminate to stakeholders.
• Assist with community engagement and aquaculture projects as needed.
• Maintain proactive communication and manage independent work as assigned.

Skills

Marine energy knowledge

Environmental affairs

Strong communication

Independent research

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

Master's program enrollment in marine science / earth / environmental science / related discipline

Minimum GPA 3.0

Tools

N/A

Job description

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is seeking a Master’s intern to work on marine energy and related ocean research. You will help synthesize scientific information for interdisciplinary projects and share findings with stakeholders, while potentially contributing to community engagement and aquaculture efforts.

A strong background in marine and environmental affairs and excellent written and oral communication are essential, with flexible part-time commitment during the academic year and