Government Market and Opportunity Research Internship

Suniva, a leading American solar cell and panel manufacturing company is seeking an intern to provide market research and opportunity monitoring. This 6 month duration, part time position requires 15 hours per week via telework. Bi-monthly, in-person review meetings will be held in proximity to the final candidate’s location.  Target start date:  9/12/2011

COMPENSATION:

Initially $8.00/hr

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

* Provides research on federal government solar energy procurements

* Conducts daily research on pertinent solicitation announcement websites for new procurement     opportunities as well as monitoring existing solicitation progress

* Develops reports on individual opportunity research that ties together stakeholders information including company/agency level info and individual level

 * Provides tracking and updates of competitor announcements, marketing and strategy

QUALIFICATIONS:

Mature undergraduate or graduate with a demonstrated history of market and data research capabilities; Strong search engine knowledge and manipulation;  Highly organized with ability to aggregate and present disparate information in easy to comprehend structure; Ability to work independently and remotely;  Ability to perform diverse and complex tasks with accuracy and attention to detail; Ability to identify relationships between disparate data sources; Strong  written and oral communication skills;  Experience with Microsoft office or similar tools required; Strong preference for course work or experience in sustainability related markets; Background and demonstrated passion for clean energy a major plus.

APPLICATION:

Please send cover letter and resume to:solar.intern@verizon.net

MS Thesis Defense

Numerical Integration Techniques for Volume Rendering

Preeti Bindu

10:00am Wednesday, 7 September 2011, ITE 234

During the quick advancements of medical image visualization and augmented virtual reality applications improvements in the performances of Volume Rendering Algorithms need significant attention. Real-time visualization of 3D image data set is one of the key tasks of Augmented Reality Systems required by many medical imaging applications. Over past five years the development of the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) has proved beneficial when it comes to Real Time Volume Rendering. We propose a GPU based volume rendering system for medical images. Our toolkit independent system is able to read DICOM images, implementing better integration technics that increase frame rate for volume rendering with the same quality of output images.

Committee

• Dr. Marc Olano (advisor)
• Dr. Penny Rheingans
• Dr. Samir Chettri

To Apply: Send cover letter/resume to

www.aecf.org/careers.aspx

Position Summary  To further its mission and to bolster its commitment to children and families, Casey offers time-limited internships to college and graduate students interested in pursuing careers in philanthropy, human services, public policy or related field. The primary purpose is to enhance the educational development with entry-level experience in the role of philanthropy.  The KIDS COUNT Intern will report directly to the Senior Fellow for Policy Reform Advocacy and will assist with monitoring the activity of the KIDS COUNT network, helping to plan and implement the Annual KIDS COUNT Conference, promote of KIDS NET, and assist with the KIDS COUNT Working Groups.

Position Conduct research and organize materials on various topics pertaining to the Foundation’s program and mission. Assist in the preparation of materials needed to accommodate the breadth of program replication and dissemination activities.  Prepare response to requests for information.  Assist in implementing and overseeing program related projects and/or initiatives.  Assist and provide administrative support as needed.  Participate in conference, seminars, and other activities congruent with program needs and topical area of interest.  Stay current on relevant issues, policies, exemplary programs, resources and information.  Exhibit sensitivity to and respect for diversity in personal, professional and business relationships on behalf of the Foundation. Seek to utilize the Foundation resources in an equitable manner with regard to race, ethnicity, and gender.  Demonstrate awareness and appreciation of the Foundation’s mission, values, standards, principles and programs, drawing on Casey’s Knowledge Management System, intranet, website, staff development sessions, and other learning opportunities to establish this competency.

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