Remote Graduate Intern: Systems Analysis & Research

Sandia National Laboratories; Livermore (CA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Part time

Job summary

Sandia National Laboratories is seeking a graduate-level intern to support systems analysis research and development. You will collaborate with experienced staff on projects addressing complex systems, stakeholder dynamics, and strategic conflict phenomena. The role offers remote work across the U.S.

with periodic travel to the assigned location as needed. Typical duties include conducting analyses, designing experiments, building frameworks for multi-domain competition, and contributing to

Qualifications

• Earned bachelor’s degree.
• Enrolled full-time in a graduate program in science, engineering, or math.
• Minimum GPA 3.0/4.0.
• Ability to work up to 30 hours/week during the academic year and up to 40 hours/week in summer.
• Ability to obtain and maintain U.S. security clearance; U.S. citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Undertake systematic investigation, analysis, or experimentation to advance knowledge of system phenomena.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to apply subject matter expertise.
• Build and evaluate frameworks describing multi-domain competition and conflict.
• Help design research-grade games.
• Design experiments to answer strategic questions using qualitative or quantitative methods.
• Lead and contribute to technical publications and deliver presentations.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Team collaboration

Written and oral communication

Education

Bachelor's degree earned

Graduate program enrollment

Job description

Sandia National Laboratories is seeking a graduate-level intern to support systems analysis research and development. You will collaborate with experienced staff on projects addressing complex systems, stakeholder dynamics, and strategic conflict phenomena. The role offers remote work across the U.S.

with periodic travel to the assigned location as needed. Typical duties include conducting analyses, designing experiments, building frameworks for multi-domain competition, and contributing to