Software Application Developer Intern for GOES-R Series Satellites

divh2Software Application Developer Intern for GOES-R Series Satellites / h2pBelong. Connect. Grow. with KBR! Around here, we define the future. We are a company of innovators, thinkers, creators, explorers, volunteers, and dreamers. But we all share one goal : to improve the world responsibly and safely by supporting the science that informs decision makers and protects Earth. / ph3About the Internship / h3pJoin our 12-week immersive program supporting the future of environmental monitoring and prediction through the NOAA GOES-R Series of geostationary weather satellites. As a Student Mission Application Developer, youll work alongside experts across the NOAA / NWS weather enterprise, contributing to the development, integration, and deployment of software that processes, distributes, visualizes, and monitors satellite imagery and environmental observations. This role is designed for students who want to apply their programming skills to real-world weather, climate, ocean, and space-weather applications that protect lives and property and enable more accurate forecasting and situational awareness for the National Weather Service. The preferred duty location is NOAA / NWS Headquarters in Silver Spring, MD, with the possibility of remote participation for well-qualified candidates who can work independently. / ph3Your Impact / h3ulliSupport and enhance operational weather and satellite-processing systems that power NOAA mission software / liliContribute to visualization interfaces and environmental data tools used by NOAA scientists, NWS forecasters, and partners across the weather enterprise / liliParticipate in software testing and refinement for pre-operational and operational satellite products / liliCollaborate with specialists supporting one of NOAAs flagship missions for the Nations weather-ready infrastructure / liliGain hands-on experience at the intersection of software engineering, meteorology, Earth science, and satellite remote sensing / li / ulpMany past interns have contributed directly to operational NOAA / NWS systems, with several moving into full-time roles after graduation. / ppWere seeking curious and motivated rising sophomores, juniors, seniors, or graduate students with combined strengths in computer science / engineering AND meteorology, atmospheric science, physical sciences, or Earth / space science. Ideal candidates are eager to work in the NOAA / NWS operational environmentbridging software, data, systems engineering, and applied science in ways that directly support forecasting, environmental intelligence, and hazard monitoring. If youre passionate about applying technology to enhance weather forecasting, climate monitoring, satellite analysis, and environmental decision support, we want to hear from you. / ph3Required Qualifications / h3ulliHigh school diploma or equivalent / liliEnrollment in an accredited undergraduate or graduate program / liliStrong foundation in mathematics and geometry, including basic integral calculus / liliTwo semesters of college physics / liliProficiency in Python, including object-oriented programming and scientific libraries (NumPy, SciPy) / liliFunctional experience with Linux environments (RedHat / CentOS), bash, and standard text editors (vi) / liliFamiliarity with Git version control workflows / li / ulh3Preferred Skills / h3ulliExperience or interest in the NOAA, NWS, or U.S. weather enterprise, including exposure to satellite, radar, numerical weather prediction, or environmental data workflows / liliFamiliarity with Agile or Scrum software development practices / liliBasic knowledge of SQL or NoSQL databases / liliUnderstanding of scientific software development and practices for maintaining robust, scalable code / liliExposure to cloud-based environments used for data processing or scientific computing / liliInterest in remote sensing, satellite products, AWIPS, environmental intelligence tools, or forecasting workflows / liliStrong problem-solving and debugging skills / liliExcellent communication skills, with an ability to translate technical concepts for scientists, engineers, and operational users / liliEagerness to explore new tools, technologies, and methodologies used across the weather enterprise / li / ulh3Optional Focus Areas / h3pDepending on your academic background and project assignments, you may work on : / pulliScientific visualization using JavaScript (e.g., D3.js) / liliSatellite imagery processing, feature extraction, or algorithm prototyping / liliData science techniques for user analytics, monitoring, and system diagnostics / liliEnhancing tools commonly used by NWS forecasters and NOAA scientists / li / ulh3What We Offer / h3ulliMentorship : Personalized guidance from experienced engineers and scientists / liliMeaningful Work : Contribute to NOAA systems with real-world national impact / liliProfessional Development : Build technical, analytical, and leadership skills / liliPathways to Full-Time Roles : Many of our interns go on to join KBR or our partner organizations in full-time positions / liliInclusive Culture : We believe that diverse teams build better solutions, and we encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply / li / ulh3Compensation / h3p$45,600 $68,300 / year equivalent. Final rate determined by location, qualifications, and schedule. Hourly pay will be adjusted for part-time or full-time availability. / ph3Eligibility / h3ulliU.S. Citizenship is required due to the nature of the work / liliWe believe in building a diverse and inclusive workplacewe welcome applicants of all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives / li / ulpKBR offers a selection of competitive lifestyle benefits which could include 401K plan with company match, medical, dental, vision, life insurance, ADD, flexible spending account, disability, paid time off, or flexible work schedule. We support career advancement through professional training and development. / p / div