Philanthropic initiative Schmidt Futures bets early on exceptional people making the world better with the highly selective Technologists for Global Transformation program.

The Technologists for Global Transformation program will consist of technologists in two specific tracks that reflect in-demand skill sets in the tech and impact ecosystem.

These are the engineering track and the product track, with a focus on service delivery in nonprofits and government. Over the course of two years, technologists will rotate among a range of impact projects, operating with ownership and autonomy while learning from mentors at Schmidt Futures, other Schmidt Family-related organizations and external partners.

This is a unique opportunity for graduating seniors and early career technologists to use their technical skills to address the most pressing social challenges.

Apply by Monday, October 3, 2022, for the Technologists for Global Transformation program engineering track and the product track.

Raytheon Technologies will be on campus with hiring teams from both the Collins Aerospace and Raytheon Missile and Defense business units to speak with individuals interested in working in the defense and aerospace industry for full-time positions and summer internships.

The Innovative Vector Solutions Lab develops novel arthropod vector trapping and control devices to collect and repel mosquitoes of medical importance (vectors of diseases such as Dengue, Chikungunya, Zika and Malaria).

The lab is currently recruiting undergraduate students to join our lab to continue the development of our rotating mosquito trap, which collects mosquitoes at programmable times. There is the option to do a Barrett honors thesis.

Motivated students with a background in mechanical or electrical engineering and with expertise in one of the following areas are welcome to apply:

• 3D CAD modeling and design.
• Designing circuits and micro-controller programming.
• Physics.

For more information contact Ndey Bassin Jobe at njobe@asu.edu.

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine administers postdoctoral and senior research awards at the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), the U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), and the U.S. Air Force Academy (USAFA) under the Air Force Science & Technology Fellowship Program (AF STFP).

They are seeking highly qualified candidates who are U.S. citizens and hold, or anticipate earning, a doctorate in a variety of fields of science or engineering.

Do you have experience designing printed circuit boards, and/or taken a PCB design course? Join the SolarSPELL team to test newly designed PCBs for use in solar-powered, offline digital libraries that serve communities around the world.

Contact SolarSPELL’s student engagement coordinator Courtney Finkbeiner at courtney.finkbeiner@asu.edu for information on how to join.

Sandia National Laboratories is seeking candidates for two Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowships in National Security Science and Engineering. These fellowships are three-year appointments that allow recipients to pursue independent research that supports Sandia’s national security mission. The salary ranges from $116,800 to $128,500 based on geographical location and includes a competitive benefits package.

The Lab Director Jill Hruby Postdoctoral Fellowship Program recognizes and honors the achievements of Jill Hruby who served as President and Director of Sandia National Laboratories from 2015 to 2017, spent 34 years at Sandia, and was the first woman to be appointed director of a large multidisciplinary national security laboratory. Jill was also selected to be the Department of Energy’s Under Secretary for Nuclear Security under the Biden administration. Candidates must display excellent abilities in scientific and/or engineering research in areas of interest to national security. Fellows will pursue independent research and participate in the Hruby Postdoctoral Fellow Leadership Program. Applications are due October 17, 2022, with a nominal fellowship start date of October 1, 2023.

Apply for the Hruby Postdoctoral Fellow Leadership Program by Monday, October 17, 2022.

The President Harry S. Truman Postdoctoral Fellowship Program, honors President Truman who, in 1949, asked AT&T to accept managerial responsibility of Sandia and challenged us to provide “an exceptional service in the national interest” — a motto that leads Sandia National Laboratories to excel to this day. Candidates must display excellent abilities in scientific and/or engineering research in areas of interest to national security. Applications are due November 1, 2022, with a nominal fellowship start date of October 1, 2023.

Apply for the President Harry S. Truman Postdoctoral Fellowship Program by Tuesday, November 1, 2022.

Candidates must be able to obtain a security clearance, which requires U.S. citizenship. They must have been awarded a doctoral degree (with strong academic standing) within three years at the time of application or will have completed all doctoral degree requirements by the commencement of the appointment.

For questions, please contact the Hruby Fellowship Team at HrubyFellowship@sandia.gov or the Truman Fellowship Team at TrumanFellowship@sandia.gov.

NVIDIA is now accepting applications for the NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program for the 2023-2024 academic year! The program, now in its 22nd year, advances the frontiers of science by awarding grants and providing technical support to graduate students who are doing outstanding research relevant to NVIDIA technologies. NVIDIA is especially seeking doctoral students pushing the envelope in accelerated computing, artificial intelligence, computer graphics, robotics, autonomous vehicles and related fields. Awards are for up to $50,000 per student and will be awarded in the 2023-2024 academic year.

Since its inception in 2002, the NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program has awarded 185 doctoral students with grants that have helped accelerate their research efforts. More importantly, this funding has helped some students achieve major breakthroughs in their research — ones that may not have been possible without additional funding.

Eligible graduate students will have already completed their first year of doctoral-level studies at the time of application in the areas of computer science, computer engineering, system architecture, electrical engineering, or a related area. Applicants must also be available to complete a summer internship prior to the start of their fellowship year.

Apply by Friday, September 9, 2022 — learn more about eligibility and how to apply. 

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Do you want to prepare for a career in the space exploration industry or NASA? The Space Works classes here at ASU are designed to prepare you to enter the space workforce straight out of school with hands-on project experience taught by engineers working on NASA flight hardware. Electrical, mechanical, and aerospace engineers along with any STEM majors are welcome to join us for Space Works 1 this fall!

Sign up for SES 307, Class #97263.

Classes run Mondays and Wednesdays, 1:30–2:45 p.m. in Fall 2022 session C.

Questions? Contact aracuna@asu.edu.

The Fulton Academic Integrity Matters (FAIM) program is for students interested in learning about and actively participating in the academic integrity process within the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.

Students participating in the FAIM program serve alongside faculty members as student representatives in Fulton Schools academic integrity appeal hearings.

Undergraduate, graduate and online students in the Fulton Schools are eligible for this program. All hearing meetings are conducted via Zoom.

Learn more about the FAIM program.