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All administrative functions, which include a wide variety of business and financial operations, directly supporting faculty, staff, and students for the Department of Public Health Sciences (PHS).
As interns for the University Police & Public Safety department, Armed Public Safety Officers patrol the University’s Department of Defense cleared facilities and are responsible for carrying out the functions of protection of sensitive materials and property, employee safety, preliminary security investigative work, and other related duties at the University’s Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) facilities.
We are looking for an experienced Electrical (ECAD) Designer / Technologist to join us at our State College, PA, location. The Mechanical and Electrical Design (MEDD) team works in collaboration with the ARL Research Offices to create CAD based Mechanical and Electrical Designs, including drawing compliance and design configuration management support.
The SkillBridge Mental Health Clinical Experience in College Counseling at Penn State Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) emphasizes a work experience focused on the training of "generalists"- highly competent and versatile professionals, who keep abreast of changes in the field and who use this information to inform their clinical practice. An additional goal of our program is the development of professionalism. As part of this, Skill Bridge participants will build upon their learning and abilities to engage in a process of self-evaluation of their work and its effectiveness. This is achieved through various supervision experiences (individual and group psychotherapy supervision), and through collaborative work with other professionals. Three major objectives which follow from this goal are: a strong emphasis on enhancing one's internal sense of ethical responsibility (conformity to accepted professional standards of conduct), social responsibility (sensitivity to the full range of human differences), and personal responsibility (awareness of self and one’s personal impact in professional interactions). Clinicians who complete this SkillBridge training experience will work closely with clinical and administrative supervisors and peers in the counseling center. They will maintain confidentiality, ethical treatment protocols and records management expectations to ensure compliance with policies and procedures of Penn State and CAPS. SkillBridge participants are also expected to adhere to the laws and regulations of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Ethics Code for their specific field.
The Procurement Associate Internship in the Purchasing Department of the Business Services Office at the Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) at Penn State assists ARL Purchasing Agents with the preparation of purchase orders for various goods and services.
The Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Systems Engineer will join at Penn State's Applied Research Lab's State College, PA, location. The PLM and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Tools Team works in collaboration with the ARL Research Offices to support managing research and engineering data via Siemens Teamcenter and a suite of engineering design tools.
Penn State’s National Security Institute seeks motivated, talented transitioning servicemembers to participate in a project management internship program. Several projects are available depending on the candidates’ qualifications and interests. The highest priority project is in support of the Regional Intergovernmental Support Agreement (R-IGSA) between the US Army and Penn State. Participants will support Penn State’s efforts to provide environmental, architecture, acquisition, and engineering support to US Army facilities in the Northeast Region.
STRIVE is a 14-week SkillBridge internship hosted at Penn State’s Silicon Carbide Innovation Alliance (SCIA). It trains veterans in semiconductor crystal growth, wafer processing, and quality control, offering hands-on experience aligned with the CHIPS Act and national security needs.
The Microelectronics and Nanomanufacturing Certification Program hosted by the Center for Nanotechnology Education and Utilization (CNEU) at Penn State University gives service members an immersive experience in the areas of nanotechnology and semiconductor manufacturing. During the program trainees will learn the fundamental processes used to manufacture the micro and nano sized devices which power our everyday lives. Service members will hear from a large variety of companies throughout the program. Trainees will be assisted with resume development, professional development, and equipped with technical and hands-on skills to help them land careers in nanotechnology, semiconductor, or adjacent industries.
The Electrical Engineering Support Specialist internship in the Facilities and Instrumentation Department at the Applied Research Laboratory (ARL) at Penn State focuses on the support of a team of R&D Engineers and Research Faculty within a unique state-of-the-art research environment that includes a high-performance water tunnel facility. Technical expertise and a collaborative mindset will help ensure the smooth operation of critical research systems and instrumentation.