Positions Available in: Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Human Factors Engineering
Starting: Summer 2011 (as soon as possible)
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
New openings for co-ops or interns are available to support new contract and internal Research and Development awards for anthropomorphic medical training devices. KGS recently won awards for Best US Army Modeling and Simulation Project and US Army Technical Achievement Award. KGS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Kforce which has annual revenue of $1billion.
Projects encompass requirements and prototype training aide development including analysis, design, human factors design/test, development of ZigBee electronic control and data collection system. Under guidance of the senior engineering staff, the students will be assigned to teams associated with ongoing prototyping programs.
Duties may include:
- Requirements analysis and development for current and future medical training aid products including robotics, silicon molding techniques and human factors engineering.
- Preparation and modification of engineering drawings and electrical wiring diagrams
- Hands-on prototype development of future training aids including materials selection, design, prototype construction using molding techniques, and development of ZigBee control/data-collection subsystem.
- Collaboration with practical special effects artisans to develop appropriate training features and to streamline manufacturing processes and techniques.
- Collaboration with practical special effects artisans to improve production quality control.
- Development and testing of ZigBee software
- Development of inorganic/organic chemistries to mimic blood coagulation
- Support of component and full-scale test activities
- Interface with other internal organizations such as manufacturing, marketing, service, product support and purchasing, as well as external customers and suppliers.
- Physical development of laboratory facilities.
Educational Requirements/Qualifications:
Must be a currently enrolled student majoring in Electrical Engineering, Human Factors Engineering, or Chemistry and must have completed at least two years. Recent graduates may also apply.
Abilities/Skills:
Strong written, verbal, analytical, and interpersonal skills required. Must display maturity and a high level of professionalism. Strong computer skills desired.
Employer Expectations for Interns on the Job:
Demonstrates acceptance of responsibility; shows pride in work performed; demonstrates flexibility in acceptance of assignments and schedules; maintains professional behavior and appearance; exhibits dependability.
Benefits:
Flexible working hours in Midtown Atlanta
Potential follow-on opportunities for part time work
Competitive hourly rate, temporary employee.
Travel fully reimbursed.
Location:
1401 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta, GA, 30309
Level:
Open to undergraduates, masters or Ph.D. levels. Recent graduates are also eligible.
Co-op or intern (Course credit not available).
To Apply:
email Alex Hill at AHill@KforceGov.com
Friday, June 24, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Product Development Chemist position 2011
BCS is considering adding a Product Development Chemist position in our Sandersville, GA plant. This is a confidential search and any inquiries should be directed to me via email. A brief job description is attached. If you have any current or recent graduates that would like to be considered, please have them send their resume to my attention via email. We will then contact any individuals we may be interested in speaking with regarding the position. I would appreciate your discretion in forwarding this information to individuals you would personally recommend. Please let me know if you have any questions and thanks in advance for your assistance. Seth
Seth Spurlock
Bulk Chemical Services, LLC
1303 Boyd Avenue, N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30318
Fax (404) 350-1758
Cell (404) 784-7883
www.bulkchemicalservices.com
Seth Spurlock
Bulk Chemical Services, LLC
1303 Boyd Avenue, N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30318
Fax (404) 350-1758
Cell (404) 784-7883
www.bulkchemicalservices.com
Friday, June 3, 2011
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