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Company Name | Internship Location | Title of Internship | Internship Description, Qualifications and How to Apply | Internship Start Date | Internship Contact Details |
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Group337 | Bethesda. MD | Business Analyst | Group337, LLC is looking for a Business Analyst Intern to join the team remotely. You'll work with our team as well as on your own, playing an active role in all aspects of the business.read moreThis includes gathering and analyzing information, formulating and testing hypotheses, and developing and communicating recommendations. | 04/01/2021 | Lee Odess lee@group337.com (202) 999-8180 |
AFA Protective Systems, Inc | Syosset, NY | Marketing/Sales Intern | AFA needs a task-oriented, dedicated individual with an interest in Digital Marketing and Sales. read moreDuring your first week as an intern, we will provide comprehensive training. This training will ensure that you are well equipped to speak to our customers. The time you will potentially be spending with AFA Protective Systems, Inc. (AFA) will provide you with excellent hands-on experience. Learn more | 4/15/2021 | Kayleigh Aiello (314) 391-4228 |
IronYun, Inc. USA | Marketing internship | Undergraduate or graduate business majors. Focus in communications, e-commerce, website development, social media marketing. Learn more | 05/01/2021 | Paul Sun paulsun@ironyun.com (203) 273-8472 |
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General Dynamics - Bath Iron Works | Bath, ME | Industrial Security Summer Intern | The summer intern will be rotated throughout the entire security department here at Bath Iron Works, being exposed to multiple facets of Facility Security and National Security for General Dynamics - Bath Iron Works a Defense Contractor.read moreAreas of exposure will include; Industrial, Cyber, Physical, Facility Security.The intended duration of this Internship will be 90 days minimum. May - Aug/Sept. Dependent upon intern availability. Learn more | 05/15/2021 | Vanessa Snyder Vanessa.snyder@gdbiw.com (207) 442-3327 |
Iron Wall Security | Carlsbad , CA | Operations Internship | The intern will have the opportunity to work along side Operations Managers and Field Training Officers of our company. The intern will learn how to perform site checks, how to schedule, use tracking systems, train officers, etc. | 05/01/2021 | Dan Moss hr@ironwallsecurity.com (760) 646-8864 |
IronYun, Inc. USA | Technical support engineer | Computer Science major. Basic understanding of AI, computer vision. Software programming experience required. Learn more | 05/01/2021 | Paul Sun paulsun@ironyun.com (203) 273-8472 |
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Iron Wall Security | Carlsbad , CA | Sales & Marketing Internship | The intern will have the opportunity to work along with experiences sales and marketing expert in the security industry. The intern will perform daily sales duties that include, cold calls, drop-ins, lead generation and online marketing. The intern should have experience in customer service. | 05/01/2021 | Dan Moss hr@ironwallsecurity.com (760) 646-8864 |
Ross & Baruzzini, Inc. | Nashville, TN | Cyber Security Intern | As a Cyber Security Intern, this role will develop crucial and valuable information security skills as well as soft skills through the course of your internship. read moreThis is an opportunity to work alongside accomplished professionals and gain valuable skills for your future career in cybersecurity. Through project work, job shadowing, hands-on work experience, and using tools for vulnerability scanning, phishing, and information security training.Responsibilities - Learn and grow as an information security professional - Make meaningful contributions to defend Ross & Baruzzini and our customers from cybersecurity threats - Learn cybersecurity proposals and approaches for our clients - Security Service Delivery and consulting - Policy and procedure review and analysis - Risk Assessment and Management - Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery - Incident Response - Vulnerability Management Qualifications - Pursuing a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree program in a relevant field with an accredited college - Self-motivated, an excellent problem solver and a quick learner - A passion for learning and development - Experience, knowledge, or a strong interest in information security - Good verbal and written communication skills - Works well as part of a team | 05/18/2021 | Jade Salama jsalama@rossbar.com (516) 496-2322 |
The National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) | College Park, MD | Understanding Domestic Radicalization – Summer 2021 | This internship will support START research focused on the processes of extremist radicalization in the United States. Supervisor: Elizabeth Yates (eyates14@umd.edu) and Sheehan Kane (Skane2@umd.edu) Deadline: Sunday, April 4, 2021 US Citizenship Required: No Team Meeting Times: TBD (likely Monday at 2pm ET) Responsibilities: Summer interns will assist PIRUS researchers to expand and improve the quality of the PIRUS dataset by conducting in-depth research on radicalized individuals and extremist events using publicly available sources and then synthesizing and recording the information for eventual inclusion into the dataset. Specifically, students will help expand PIRUS from an individual-level dataset into a multi-level project that incorporates better event-level data. By working on this project, interns will gain invaluable experience of what it is like to work on a project with significant and real-time impact on counter-terrorism and extremism policies in the United States. Interns will also acquire insight into the processes of radicalization, the contemporary state of extremist ideologies and groups in the United States, as well as transferable skills in conducting open-source research. Required/minimum qualifications: Experience with open-source research and social science methods Proficiency with Microsoft Excel Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail Strong interest in research Ability to work independently and in small groups Students with knowledge of domestic extremist groups, hate crimes, forensic psychology, and radicalization are strongly encouraged to apply General Information for all START Internships Location: START Headquarters is located in the Discovery District in College Park, MD, however our summer 2021 internship program will be conducted remotely. Schedule Requirements: Orientation Date: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021. All interns are required to attend orientation. You may be required to attend an additional day of orientation on Wednesday, June 2nd, 2021. Your supervisor will inform you if you are required to attend both days. Internship Duration: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021 to Friday, August 6th, 2021. All interns must be able to commit to the duration of the whole program. Other Information:
We strongly encourage and recommend that interns seek academic credit for their internship through their home institution or department, if possible. Applicants interested in applying for an internship for any semester other than or in addition to summer 2021, must submit a separate application for each semester with the correct application form for that semester. How to Apply for START Internships: START is currently accepting applications for the summer 2021 semester. Please make sure you check the dates for the projects you’re interested in to make sure they’re available during the semester you intend to apply. The summer 2021 application form will be open until 11:59pm ET on Sunday, April 4th, 2021. However, some projects for the spring semester require the application be submitted by the priority deadline (Sunday, March 21st, 2021 at 11:59pm ET) so please be sure to note the deadlines in the project descriptions. Late, incomplete, or applications not submitted correctly will not be considered. To access the application: click here. Notes: Applicants must pay close attention to the requirements of each internship they are applying for, including attendance to team meetings and minimum time commitment. Inability to attend compulsory meetings or work the minimum required hours will result in the revocation of any offer made. Address your cover letter to the internship supervisor of your first choice project. Failure to complete the application form in full, including the selection of 1-3 internship preferences could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Failure to submit the proper materials according to the directions provided in the project description could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Due to the high volume of applicants, only top candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Applicants may be asked to attend more than one interview. Any successful candidate will be asked to respond with a firm acceptance within 48 hours of the offer being made. Failure to respond could result in the vacancy passed to another candidate. Any questions regarding the specific requirements for the internship vacancy should be directed to the supervisor(s) listed for the project. Any questions regarding the application process should be directed to the START Education Team at internships-start@umd.edu. Application Materials: All internship applicants must submit all materials in one .pdf file using the file name format: LastName, FirstName_InternCandidate.pdf or .doc. The internship application packet should include the following documents in the following order: One page cover letter One page resume Official or unofficial transcript(s) Two-page writing sample (Communications applicants must submit two writing samples.) Note for International Students: START welcomes applications from international students for all of our internships where US citizenship is not a requirement (see the qualifications listed for each project for details). It is, however, the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that their visa or immigration status permits them to undertake an unpaid internship. It is also the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all proper paperwork, like documented approval from your home institution, is available and processed in time for the start of the internship. Failure to comply with these stipulations, or provide the paperwork required to verify your status, will result in your internship offer being rescinded without further consideration. START is unable to sponsor visas for non-US Citizens due to the short timeline of our program and the lengthy processing time for visas. Unfortunately, this largely limits our ability to accept anything other than F-1 visas on regular, not OPT, status. Apply here | 06/01/2021 | Eva Collins internships@start.umd.edu (301) 405-7019 |
LenelS2 | Pittsford, New York | User Experience Summer & Fall 2021 Co-op | Are you a usability analyst with some design skills? A UX designer with a knack for usability analysis? read moreThen we want to talk with you. As a UX Co-op at LenelS2, you will create, ideate, explore, debate, and test the workflows and UI our customers use to secure their people, property, and assets. We want critical thinkers who can dive deeply into who our customers are and what they want from our software. We are looking for UX Specialists who not only can get their hands dirty in design software like Sketch and Illustrator but have a great interest in creating and validating the usability of the experiences they create. | 06/01/2021 | Ryan Kaltenbaugh ryan.kaltenbaugh@carrier.com |
The National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) | College Park, MD | Terrorism Event Data: GTD (Global Terrorism Database) and T2V (Terrorism and Targeted Violence in the United States) – Summer 2021 | Interns recruited for these positions will be part of the data collection team responsible for START's flagship project--the Global Terrorism Database (GTD)--and the team's newest initiative focusing in more detail on terrorism and targeted violence in the United States (T2V). read moreThe GTD is the most comprehensive unclassified terrorism database in the world. Currently updated through 2019, the GTD details information on more than 200,000 terrorist attacks that have occurred since 1970. Data from the GTD have been featured by the BBC, CNN, The Daily Show, The Economist, The New York Times, Reuters, The Washington Post, and numerous other media outlets. The GTD is used by researchers, analysts, and policymakers in the private sector and federal, state, and local governments in the United States and around the world. For the new T2V project, the team will collect, analyze, and disseminate detailed information on the characteristics of targeted violence in the United States, building on the methods and tools developed for the GTD. Interns working on these projects gain valuable experience working on time-sensitive data collection efforts that are used by those responsible for shaping counterterrorism policy.Supervisor(s): Incident Location and Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT); Jake Loewner (jloewner@umd.edu) Perpetrator Identification; Joe Oudin (joudin@umd.edu) Target Classification; Bryan Arva (barva@umd.edu) The Consequences of Terrorism- Casualties and Outcomes; Joe Oudin (joudin@umd.edu) Understanding the Patterns and Use of Weapons and Tactics; Ben Evans (benevans@umd.edu) Deadline: Sunday, April 4th, 2021, 11:59pm ET Citizenship Requirement: US citizenship is not required. Team Meeting Times: Mondays, 2:00-3:00PM Specific Project Descriptions: We are currently seeking graduate students and exceptional undergraduate students with an interest in terrorism research and public policy to assist with identifying, classifying, analyzing, and recording information about current terrorist attacks. Throughout the course of the internship, students will be exposed to tens of thousands of media articles from both global (Reuters, Associated Press, BBC, Al-Jazeera, etc.) and local (Nigeria Punch, Al-Mada Press, Plus News Pakistan, Yemen Fox, etc.) news sources that describe thousands of terrorist attacks and acts of targeted violence. The main task of the intern will be to systematically extract information about the location, perpetrators, targets, consequences, or weapons/tactics of these attacks from the news articles. By joining this team, students will experience what it is like to be a member of a large, multi-year social science research project that has a real-world and real-time policy impact. Interns will also gain valuable data analysis and analytical skills and acquire in-depth knowledge about the patterns of global terrorist activity. With the start of the new T2V project, interns will have unique perspective on what goes into designing, developing, and implementing a new research initiative. This internship is relevant for those planning to apply to graduate school in related social and behavioral science fields or anyone interested in gaining employment in the homeland security, defense, law enforcement, or intelligence communities. While the main task of this internship generally consists of synthesizing and systematically recording detailed information about current terrorist incidents, the effort is organized into the following topical domains: Topic: Incident Location and Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) Project Manager: Jake Loewner This task focuses on identifying the vital information relevant to the location of terrorist incidents, which allows researchers to analyze the data spatially. Interns with regional geographic expertise are encouraged to apply. This project is recommended for students that are interested terrorism and geography. There are additional opportunities for interns to enhance their ArcGIS capabilities. Topic: Perpetrator Identification Project Manager: Joe Oudin This task focuses on identifying the groups and individuals responsible for committing terrorist attacks. This project is recommended for students that are interested in learning more about the myriad groups that engage in terrorism, their goals, and the complex relationships between them. Preferred qualifications for this project include non-English language skills (reading proficiency), particularly in Arabic or Spanish. Topic: Target Classification Project Manager: Bryan Arva This task focuses on the people and entities targeted by terrorists and aims to classify them in ways that ease the identification of trends. This project is recommended for students interested in learning about targeting patterns and who is most at risk from terrorism. Topic: The Consequences of Terrorism – Casualties and Outcomes Project Manager: TBD This task focuses on the consequences of the attacks, which includes casualty information, property damage, and hostage/kidnapping outcomes. This project is recommended for students that are interested in understanding the consequences of an attack and learning about what happens after incidents take place. Topic: Understanding the Patterns and Use of Weapons and Tactics Project Manager: Ben Evans This task focuses on how perpetrators carry out their attacks. Interns will specifically focus on which types of weapons were used in the attack as well as the tactics employed. This project is recommended for students that are interested in learning how terrorist groups utilize weapons and various tactics to their advantage in attacks. Required Qualifications: Applicants must Be able to attend relevant training and biweekly meetings; And be able to commit 20 hours per week of their time to the internship and to communicate frequently with their assigned project manager. Preferred Qualifications: Applicants should Have a minimum of 60 university credits completed; Be self-motivated and responsible; Have great attention to detail; Be able to balance working independently with knowing when to ask important questions; Have a strong interest in research; Have familiarity with Excel; Have a record of superior academic achievement; And be able to complete the internship for credit (approximately 135 hours, or a 3 credit internship). Additionally, any regional expertise, language skills, or prior research experience would be an asset. General Information for all START Internships Location: START Headquarters is located in the Discovery District in College Park, MD, however our summer 2021 internship program will be conducted remotely. Schedule Requirements: Orientation Date: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021. All interns are required to attend orientation. You may be required to attend an additional day of orientation on Wednesday, June 2nd, 2021. Your supervisor will inform you if you are required to attend both days. Internship Duration: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021 to Friday, August 7th, 2021. All interns must be able to commit to the duration of the whole program. Work Hours: All interns must work at least 20 hours per week during the summer 2021 program. Work hours are scheduled from Monday to Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Interns may not work longer than 8-hour or shorter than 2 hour shifts. Other Information: All internships are UNPAID and START is unable to provide travel stipends or housing arrangements. However, the University of Maryland has several opportunities for students to apply for unpaid internship stipends. Please note START is not involved in the application or review process for these stipends with the exception of the Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns. https://careers.umd.edu/students/internships/how-financially-support-your-internship The Ammerman Foundation Student Veteran Professional Development Fund: http://sagiving.umd.edu/ammermanvetsfund/index.html Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns: https://www.start.umd.edu/education/paul-gallo-memorial-scholarship-non-traditional-student-interns We strongly encourage and recommend that interns seek academic credit for their internship through their home institution or department, if possible. If undertaking the internship for credit, you must indicate this on your application form. Be sure to notify your internship supervisor if you need to work more than 20 hours per work for this reason. Applicants interested in applying for an internship for any semester other than or in addition to summer 2021, must submit a separate application for each semester with the correct application form for that semester. How to Apply for START Internships: START is currently accepting applications for the summer 2021 semester. Please make sure you check the dates for the projects you’re interested in to make sure they’re available during the semester you intend to apply. The summer 2021 application form will be open until 11:59pm ET on Sunday, April 4th, 2021. However, some projects for the summer semester require the application be submitted by the priority deadline (Sunday, March 21st, 2021 at 11:59pm ET) so please be sure to note the deadlines in the project descriptions. Late, incomplete, or applications not submitted correctly will not be considered. To access the application: click here. Notes: Applicants must pay close attention to the requirements of each internship they are applying for, including attendance to team meetings and minimum time commitment. Inability to attend compulsory meetings or work the minimum required hours will result in the revocation of any offer made. Address your cover letter to the internship supervisor of your first choice project. Failure to complete the application form in full, including the selection of 1-3 internship preferences could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Failure to submit the proper materials according to the directions provided in the project description could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Due to the high volume of applicants, only top candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Applicants may be asked to attend more than one interview. Any successful candidate will be asked to respond with a firm acceptance within 48 hours of the offer being made. Failure to respond could result in the vacancy passed to another candidate. Any questions regarding the specific requirements for the internship vacancy should be directed to the supervisor(s) listed for the project. Any questions regarding the application process should be directed to the START Education Team at internships-start@umd.edu. Application Materials: All internship applicants must submit all materials in one .pdf file using the file name format: LastName, FirstName_InternCandidate.pdf or .doc. The internship application packet should include the following documents in the following order: One page cover letter One page resume Official or unofficial transcript(s) Two-page writing sample (Communications applicants must submit two writing samples.) Note for International Students: START welcomes applications from international students for all of our internships where US citizenship is not a requirement (see the qualifications listed for each project for details). It is, however, the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that their visa or immigration status permits them to undertake an unpaid internship. It is also the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all proper paperwork, like documented approval from your home institution, is available and processed in time for the start of the internship. Failure to comply with these stipulations, or provide the paperwork required to verify your status, will result in your internship offer being rescinded without further consideration. START is unable to sponsor visas for non-US Citizens due to the short timeline of our program and the lengthy processing time for visas. Unfortunately, this largely limits our ability to accept anything other than F-1 visas on regular, not OPT, status. Apply here | 06/01/2021 | Eva Collins internships@start.umd.edu (301) 405-7019 |
The National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) | College Park, MD | Measuring Impact of Foreign Influence Operations – Summer 2021 | Designed for highly motivated, high-performing students, the Unconventional Weapons & Technology Division (UWT) anticipates having opening for three internship positions for this project.read moreStrategic adversaries and competitors of the United States have come to view influence operations as an effective, low-cost, and low consequence (for the influencer) means of advancing their goals and agendas. Given our adversaries and competitors’ view of influence operations, and the immense implications and potential consequences of them, there is a need for research that will advance the state of the art in detecting, characterizing, and countering state-sponsored influence campaigns (operations). While there is a large volume of work that has been done to understand the nature and effects of influence operations, as well as exploring various methods to counter them, there is a dearth of work that examines the impact and effectiveness of influence operations. To contribute to the advancement of research in this area, UWT will develop an initial model to measure the impact of influence operations, research comparative case studies, and conduct survey research. By the end of the project, UWT will have developed an initial model that can be used to measure the impact of influence campaigns that is ready to undergo robust verification and validation in the out years as a follow-on research. Summer 2021 interns will work with the UWT research team to assist in the survey development and continuing research into influence operations cases to support further model refinement. The interns will also assist the UWT research team with the development of Influence Campaigns against Residents of the United States (ICARUS) dataset by coding cases to populate the dataset. While we do intend to offer this project for the summer 2021 semester, it is contingent upon confirmation of funding by the start date of the spring internship (June 1st, 2021). Supervisor: Dr. Steve Sin (sinss@umd.edu); Ms. Megan Rutter (mrutter@umd.edu) Deadline: Sunday, April 4th, 2021, 11:59pm ET US Citizenship Required: No Team Meeting Times: TBD Required/minimum qualifications: Passion and an inherent capacity to learn quickly are more important than existing knowledge / skills, but the following are the minimum requirements: Strong research background through coursework or internship/jobs Experience developing or working with survey research Understanding of or previous coursework in quantitative research methods and data collection best practices Flexibility and ability to multitask Self-driven Superior writing skills Preferred Qualifications: Graduate students or extremely qualified undergraduates are strongly preferred Background in communications, cognitive psychology, information sciences, or influence operations a plus General Information for all START Internships Location: START Headquarters is located in the Discovery District in College Park, MD, however our summer 2021 internship program will be conducted remotely. Schedule Requirements: Orientation Date: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021. All interns are required to attend orientation. You may be required to attend an additional day of orientation on Wednesday, June 2nd, 2021. Your supervisor will inform you if you are required to attend both days. Internship Duration: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021 to Friday, August 6th, 2021. All interns must be able to commit to the duration of the whole program. Work Hours: All interns must work at least 20 hours per week during the summer 2021 program. Work hours are scheduled from Monday to Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Interns may not work longer than 8-hour or shorter than 2 hour shifts. Other Information: All internships are UNPAID and START is unable to provide travel stipends or housing arrangements. However, the University of Maryland has several opportunities for students to apply for unpaid internship stipends. Please note START is not involved in the application or review process for these stipends with the exception of the Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns. https://careers.umd.edu/students/internships/how-financially-support-your-internship The Ammerman Foundation Student Veteran Professional Development Fund: http://sagiving.umd.edu/ammermanvetsfund/index.html Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns: https://www.start.umd.edu/education/paul-gallo-memorial-scholarship-non-traditional-student-interns We strongly encourage and recommend that interns seek academic credit for their internship through their home institution or department, if possible. If undertaking the internship for credit, you must indicate this on your application form. Be sure to notify your internship supervisor if you need to work more than 20 hours per work for this reason. Applicants interested in applying for an internship for any semester other than or in addition to summer 2021, must submit a separate application for each semester with the correct application form for that semester. How to Apply for START Internships: START is currently accepting applications for the summer 2021 semester. Please make sure you check the dates for the projects you’re interested in to make sure they’re available during the semester you intend to apply. The summer 2021 application form will be open until 11:59pm ET on Sunday, April 4th, 2021. However, some projects for the summer semester require the application be submitted by the priority deadline (Sunday, March 21st, 2021 at 11:59pm ET) so please be sure to note the deadlines in the project descriptions. Late, incomplete, or applications not submitted correctly will not be considered. To access the application: click here. Notes: Applicants must pay close attention to the requirements of each internship they are applying for, including attendance to team meetings and minimum time commitment. Inability to attend compulsory meetings or work the minimum required hours will result in the revocation of any offer made. Address your cover letter to the internship supervisor of your first choice project. Failure to complete the application form in full, including the selection of 1-3 internship preferences could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Failure to submit the proper materials according to the directions provided in the project description could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Due to the high volume of applicants, only top candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Applicants may be asked to attend more than one interview. Any successful candidate will be asked to respond with a firm acceptance within 48 hours of the offer being made. Failure to respond could result in the vacancy passed to another candidate. Any questions regarding the specific requirements for the internship vacancy should be directed to the supervisor(s) listed for the project. Any questions regarding the application process should be directed to the START Education Team at internships-start@umd.edu. Application Materials: All internship applicants must submit all materials in one .pdf file using the file name format: LastName, FirstName_InternCandidate.pdf or .doc. The internship application packet should include the following documents in the following order: One page cover letter One page resume Official or unofficial transcript(s) Two-page writing sample (Communications applicants must submit two writing samples.) Note for International Students: START welcomes applications from international students for all of our internships where US citizenship is not a requirement (see the qualifications listed for each project for details). It is, however, the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that their visa or immigration status permits them to undertake an unpaid internship. It is also the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all proper paperwork, like documented approval from your home institution, is available and processed in time for the start of the internship. Failure to comply with these stipulations, or provide the paperwork required to verify your status, will result in your internship offer being rescinded without further consideration. START is unable to sponsor visas for non-US Citizens due to the short timeline of our program and the lengthy processing time for visas. Unfortunately, this largely limits our ability to accept anything other than F-1 visas on regular, not OPT, status. Apply here | 06/01/2021 | Eva Collins internships@start.umd.edu (301) 405-7019 |
The National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) | College Park, MD | ICONS Simulation Internship – Summer 2021 | ICONS is a unit of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) at the University of Maryland, College Park. ICONS creates simulations and scenario-driven exercises to advance participants' understanding of complex problems and strengthen their ability to make decisions, navigate crises, think strategically, and negotiate collaboratively. ICONS is seeking an upper-level undergraduate or graduate level intern for the summer 2021 semester. The intern will: Work with the ICONS staff in researching and updating simulations; Learn the ICONS simulation methodology; and Support ICONS client engagement and outreach (e.g. government agencies, think tanks, colleges and universities, corporate clients, and NGOs). Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Contributing to simulation scenario research and updating current simulation content; Curating resources for the ICONS’ Research Library; Engaging in START’s educational enrichment program and speakers’ series; Supporting marketing and outreach initiatives, including using MS Publisher and/or Adobe Suite to design marketing materials and research briefings (as needed). Supervisor: Audrey Tetteh atetteh@umd.edu Deadline: Sunday, April 4th, 2021, 11:59pm ET US Citizenship Required: Yes Team Meeting Times: TBD Required/minimum qualifications: Graduate students or undergraduate seniors and juniors only; Strong English-language communication, research, and persuasive writing skills; Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills; Strong editing skills; Must be in good academic standing; Preferred/ideal qualifications: Demonstrated academic proficiency or personal experience in one or more of the following: Regional / Functional Expertise (e.g., Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East, North Africa, Russia, Latin America, Nuclear Issues, Appropriations Process, Cybersecurity, etc.) Journalism Cultural Studies Prior ICONS simulation or other simulation experience a plus; Previous administrative or office experience a plus; Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Publisher, iMovie and/or other audio/visual software a plus. General Information for all START Internships Location: START Headquarters is located in the Discovery District in College Park, MD, however our summer 2021 internship program will be conducted remotely. Schedule Requirements: Orientation Date: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021. All interns are required to attend orientation. You may be required to attend an additional day of orientation on Wednesday, June 2nd, 2021. Your supervisor will inform you if you are required to attend both days. Internship Duration: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021 to Friday, August 6th, 2021. All interns must be able to commit to the duration of the whole program. Work Hours: All interns must work at least 20 hours per week during the summer 2021 program. Work hours are scheduled from Monday to Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Interns may not work longer than 8-hour or shorter than 2 hour shifts. Other Information: All internships are UNPAID and START is unable to provide travel stipends or housing arrangements. However, the University of Maryland has several opportunities for students to apply for unpaid internship stipends. Please note START is not involved in the application or review process for these stipends with the exception of the Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns. https://careers.umd.edu/students/internships/how-financially-support-your-internship The Ammerman Foundation Student Veteran Professional Development Fund: http://sagiving.umd.edu/ammermanvetsfund/index.html Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns: https://www.start.umd.edu/education/paul-gallo-memorial-scholarship-non-traditional-student-interns We strongly encourage and recommend that interns seek academic credit for their internship through their home institution or department, if possible. If undertaking the internship for credit, you must indicate this on your application form. Be sure to notify your internship supervisor if you need to work more than 20 hours per work for this reason. Applicants interested in applying for an internship for any semester other than or in addition to summer 2021, must submit a separate application for each semester with the correct application form for that semester. How to Apply for START Internships: START is currently accepting applications for the summer 2021 semester. Please make sure you check the dates for the projects you’re interested in to make sure they’re available during the semester you intend to apply. The summer 2021 application form will be open until 11:59pm ET on Sunday, April 4th, 2021. However, some projects for the summer semester require the application be submitted by the priority deadline (Sunday, March 21st, 2021 at 11:59pm ET) so please be sure to note the deadlines in the project descriptions. Late, incomplete, or applications not submitted correctly will not be considered. To access the application: click here. Notes: Applicants must pay close attention to the requirements of each internship they are applying for, including attendance to team meetings and minimum time commitment. Inability to attend compulsory meetings or work the minimum required hours will result in the revocation of any offer made. Address your cover letter to the internship supervisor of your first choice project. Failure to complete the application form in full, including the selection of 1-3 internship preferences could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Failure to submit the proper materials according to the directions provided in the project description could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Due to the high volume of applicants, only top candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Applicants may be asked to attend more than one interview. Any successful candidate will be asked to respond with a firm acceptance within 48 hours of the offer being made. Failure to respond could result in the vacancy passed to another candidate. Any questions regarding the specific requirements for the internship vacancy should be directed to the supervisor(s) listed for the project. Any questions regarding the application process should be directed to the START Education Team at internships-start@umd.edu. Application Materials: All internship applicants must submit all materials in one .pdf file using the file name format: LastName, FirstName_InternCandidate.pdf or .doc. The internship application packet should include the following documents in the following order: One page cover letter One page resume Official or unofficial transcript(s) Two-page writing sample (Communications applicants must submit two writing samples.) Note for International Students: START welcomes applications from international students for all of our internships where US citizenship is not a requirement (see the qualifications listed for each project for details). It is, however, the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that their visa or immigration status permits them to undertake an unpaid internship. It is also the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all proper paperwork, like documented approval from your home institution, is available and processed in time for the start of the internship. Failure to comply with these stipulations, or provide the paperwork required to verify your status, will result in your internship offer being rescinded without further consideration. START is unable to sponsor visas for non-US Citizens due to the short timeline of our program and the lengthy processing time for visas. Unfortunately, this largely limits our ability to accept anything other than F-1 visas on regular, not OPT, status. Apply here | 06/01/2021 | Eva Collins internships@start.umd.edu (301) 405-7019 |
The National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) | College Park, MD | Biosecurity Threats to Central and South Americas – Summer 2021 | Designed for highly motivated, high-performing students, the Unconventional Weapons & Technology Division (UWT) anticipates having openings for up to five internship positions to support this project.read moreIn an ever more connected global economy in which movement of persons, goods and agricultural products across borders and between economic and ecological regions occurs at a constantly accelerating pace, questions of biosecurity and biosafety become increasingly important for policymakers. The effects of these developments are further exacerbated by the pressures associated with rapid advances in the growing fields of biological sciences and bioengineering. START/UWT has been tasked with researching biosecurity threats and capabilities in the Western Hemisphere, specifically Central and South America, and the Caribbean, in order to support an Organization of American States (OAS) effort to improve awareness and capabilities amongst its member states. Findings from the research effort will be used to inform regional and national leaders and policy makers of the importance of biosecurity and biosafety, to include agriculture and food security and safety, as well as the landscape of biosecurity threats (e.g., naturally occurring outbreaks, accidental, or intentional release of or misuse of biological materials, insider-threats, lack of physical security of biological materials and related facilities/laboratories) facing OAS member states. Summer 2021 START/UWT interns will be directly contributing to this effort by identifying, collecting and interrogating international and national source materials, working closely with START/UWT research staff to identify strengths and vulnerabilities in each of the countries of interest. While we do intend to offer this project for the summer 2021 semester, it is contingent upon confirmation of funding by the start date of the summer internship (June 1st). Supervisor: Mr. Markus K. Binder (mkbinder@umd.edu) Ms. Alexandra Williams (awilli2@umd.edu) Deadline: Sunday, April 4th, 2021 US Citizenship Required: No Team Meeting Times: TBD Required/Minimum Qualifications: Passion and an inherent capacity to learn and adapt quickly are more important than existing knowledge / skills, but the following are the minimum requirements: Strong research background through coursework or internship/jobs Open source research skills Background in global health security, CBRN, issues Experience authoring and/or assisting with authoring a detailed literature review for the purposes of hypotheses generation and variable extraction Flexibility and ability to multitask Ability to improvise and think on their feet to identify and implement new research approaches and directions at need Superior writing skills Preferred Qualifications: Ability to read and translate Spanish into English highly desirable. Background in biodefense, biosecurity, biosafety, CBRN issues, global health security, (academic and/or technical experience* (*at least 1yr) Graduate students or extremely qualified undergraduates are strongly preferred Background in Latin American politics, health, and sociology a plus Experience in coding qualitative data a plus General Information for all START Internships Location: START Headquarters is located in the Discovery District in College Park, MD, however our summer 2021 internship program will be conducted remotely. Schedule Requirements: Orientation Date: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021. All interns are required to attend orientation. You may be required to attend an additional day of orientation on Wednesday, June 2nd, 2021. Your supervisor will inform you if you are required to attend both days. Internship Duration: Tuesday, June 1st, 2021 to Friday, August 6th, 2021. All interns must be able to commit to the duration of the whole program. Work Hours: All interns must work at least 20 hours per week during the summer 2021 program. Work hours are scheduled from Monday to Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Interns may not work longer than 8-hour or shorter than 2 hour shifts. Other Information: All internships are UNPAID and START is unable to provide travel stipends or housing arrangements. However, the University of Maryland has several opportunities for students to apply for unpaid internship stipends. Please note START is not involved in the application or review process for these stipends with the exception of the Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns. https://careers.umd.edu/students/internships/how-financially-support-your-internship The Ammerman Foundation Student Veteran Professional Development Fund: http://sagiving.umd.edu/ammermanvetsfund/index.html Paul Gallo Memorial Scholarship for Non-Traditional Student Interns: https://www.start.umd.edu/education/paul-gallo-memorial-scholarship-non-traditional-student-interns We strongly encourage and recommend that interns seek academic credit for their internship through their home institution or department, if possible. If undertaking the internship for credit, you must indicate this on your application form. Be sure to notify your internship supervisor if you need to work more than 20 hours per work for this reason. Applicants interested in applying for an internship for any semester other than or in addition to summer 2021, must submit a separate application for each semester with the correct application form for that semester. How to Apply for START Internships: START is currently accepting applications for the summer 2021 semester. Please make sure you check the dates for the projects you’re interested in to make sure they’re available during the semester you intend to apply. The summer 2021 application form will be open until 11:59pm ET on Sunday, April 4th, 2021. However, some projects for the summer semester require the application be submitted by the priority deadline (Sunday, March 21st, 2021 at 11:59pm ET) so please be sure to note the deadlines in the project descriptions. Late, incomplete, or applications not submitted correctly will not be considered. To access the application: click here. Notes: Applicants must pay close attention to the requirements of each internship they are applying for, including attendance to team meetings and minimum time commitment. Inability to attend compulsory meetings or work the minimum required hours will result in the revocation of any offer made. Address your cover letter to the internship supervisor of your first choice project. Failure to complete the application form in full, including the selection of 1-3 internship preferences could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Failure to submit the proper materials according to the directions provided in the project description could result in your application being rejected without further consideration. Due to the high volume of applicants, only top candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Applicants may be asked to attend more than one interview. Any successful candidate will be asked to respond with a firm acceptance within 48 hours of the offer being made. Failure to respond could result in the vacancy passed to another candidate. Any questions regarding the specific requirements for the internship vacancy should be directed to the supervisor(s) listed for the project. Any questions regarding the application process should be directed to the START Education Team at internships-start@umd.edu. Application Materials: All internship applicants must submit all materials in one .pdf file using the file name format: LastName, FirstName_InternCandidate.pdf or .doc. The internship application packet should include the following documents in the following order: One page cover letter One page resume Official or unofficial transcript(s) Two-page writing sample (Communications applicants must submit two writing samples.) Note for International Students: START welcomes applications from international students for all of our internships where US citizenship is not a requirement (see the qualifications listed for each project for details). It is, however, the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that their visa or immigration status permits them to undertake an unpaid internship. It is also the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all proper paperwork, like documented approval from your home institution, is available and processed in time for the start of the internship. Failure to comply with these stipulations, or provide the paperwork required to verify your status, will result in your internship offer being rescinded without further consideration. START is unable to sponsor visas for non-US Citizens due to the short timeline of our program and the lengthy processing time for visas. Unfortunately, this largely limits our ability to accept anything other than F-1 visas on regular, not OPT, status. Apply here | 06/01/2021 | Eva Collins internships@start.umd.edu (301) 405-7019 |
Salto Systems, Inc. | Las Vegas, NV | Marketing Internship | This role is based in Las Vegas, Nevada. It reports into an Atlanta based Marketing Director. All interested candidates, please email. Email T. Turner Or apply via ZipRecruiter; Apply read moreMarketing Event Planner:This role is based in Las Vegas, Nevada. It reports into an Atlanta based Marketing Director.
Position Summary: Plans, coordinates, and executes meetings, events, conferences, and trade show activities; press, customer, and sales events; and other events as assigned. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
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| 07/01/2021 | Tanya Turner Email or call (770) 855-0625 |
Pamela Perini Consulting | MA | Project Coordinator | Fast Growing Security Consulting Firm seeks bright, organized, responsible individual. Familiarity with Construction, State Contracts, State Bidding, Specifications and Drawings. Must be eager to learn, because if these terms are foreign to you I will teach. Must have reliable transportation and be reliable. Learn moe | 07/30/2021 | Contact Preferred Phone Number: 781-788-6674 |
LenelS2 | Pittsford, New York | Sustaining Software Engineer Fall 2021 Co-op | The Sustaining Software Engineer is responsible for troubleshooting, root cause identification, problem resolution, and maintenance of Windows-based software solutions that shape the future of the security industry. read moreThis includes working with the latest technologies and on exciting applications like biometrics, smart cards, access control, ID management, and digital video. The successful candidate will:Participate in the maintenance of an existing software product Effectively communicate and collaborate with local and international teams Analyze and resolve complex software problems from field deployments Design, prototype, and implement new solutions Utilize the latest C++ / C# techniques in code development Utilize the latest tools & techniques in software debugging and troubleshooting Work closely with members of Technical Support, Quality Assurance, Product Management, and end- users as needed | 08/01/2021 | Ryan Kaltenbaugh ryan.kaltenbaugh@carrier.com |
LenelS2 | Pittsford, New York | User Experience Fall 2021 Co-op | Are you a usability analyst with some design skills? A UX designer with a knack for usability analysis? Then we want to talk with you.read moreAs a UX Co-op at LenelS2, you will create, ideate, explore, debate, and test the workflows and UI our customers use to secure their people, property, and assets. We want critical thinkers who can dive deeply into who our customers are and what they want from our software. We are looking for UX Specialists who not only can get their hands dirty in design software like Sketch and Illustrator but have a great interest in creating and validating the usability of the experiences they create. | 08/01/2021 | Ryan Kaltenbaugh ryan.kaltenbaugh@carrier.com |
LenelS2 | Pittsford, New York | QA Automation Developer Video Fall 2021 | What are the challenges, and how will you make an impact? You will be working alongside a strong team creating access control and video surveillance software. You will work with distributed systems, web services, and cutting-edge front-end applications for customers at the enterprise level.read moreWorking with the latest technologies, we are continually pushing boundaries in the security industry. We need a robust suite of automated tests for our web services and front-end applications, as well as a thorough analysis of appropriate test cases to run against them. What will you be doing? Designing, developing, and implementing testing for a new set of APIs to distributed services via automated testing methods. The services will be primarily hosted in Windows, use multiple networking protocols, and integrate with legacy client/server applications. Designing, developing, and implementing testing for new Web interfaces via automated testing methods. Evaluating business requirements and creating positive and negative test cases to comprehensively test those requirements. Evaluating and selecting API and Web testing techniques and tools. Identifying interdependencies between subsystems and collaborate with peers to plan appropriate integration testing. Analyzing and reproducing real-world scenarios in our test environment. | 08/01/2021 | Ryan Kaltenbaugh ryan.kaltenbaugh@carrier.com |
LenelS2 | Pittsford, New York | QA Automation Developer Cloud Fall 2021 Co-op | You will be joining one of our newest and most strategic initiatives to build a cloud-based software-as-a-service security system for small- and medium-sized business customers, supporting access control, video, and intrusion capabilities and featuring an on-premise hardware component that utilizes Microsoft Azure-based cloud services in a microservices architecture.read moreWe need a robust suite of automated tests for our new services, as well as a thorough analysis of appropriate test cases to run against those services. What will you be doing? Designing, developing, and implementing testing for a new set of APIs to distributed services via automated testing methods. The services will be primarily hosted in Windows, use multiple networking protocols, and integrate with legacy client/server applications. Evaluating business requirements and creating positive and negative test cases to comprehensively test those requirements. Evaluating and selecting API and Web testing techniques and tools. Identifying interdependencies between subsystems and collaborate with peers to plan appropriate integration testing. Analyzing and reproducing real-world scenarios in our test environment. | 08/01/2021 | Ryan Kaltenbaugh ryan.kaltenbaugh@carrier.com |
Kenton Brothers, Inc. | Kansas City, MO | Commercial Security Systems Apprenticeship | Kenton Brothers Professional Apprenticeship in Commercial Security Systems: As an apprentice, you will learn a job or skill by working for a fixed period of time for someone who is very good at that job or skill. read moreNot just good – our technicians are experts in the commercial security field. This practical experience is priceless learning, and you get paid for it. Learn more | Ongoing / Always accepting | Justine King justinek@kentonbrothers.com (816) 888-5841 |
Wilco | Philadelphia, PA | Social Media and Community Brand Manager | Wilco is actively seeking a community management intern for a 6 – 12 month position working for our technology company, with an opportunity for permanent employment. Learn more | Ongoing / Always accepting | Brigitte Daniel bdaniel@wilcoinc.com (215) 540-3930 |
Wilco | Philadelphia, PA | Network Engineering | Wilco is actively seeking dedicated & talented network engineer coops and interns to join its team that is creating & deploying the next generation of smart building technology. read moreAs a network engineer intern, you will help design, project-manage, install, testing, and maintain Wilco’s smart technology hardware and software within building-wide deployments. Learn more | Ongoing / Always accepting | Brigitte Daniel bdaniel@wilcoinc.com (215) 540-3930 |
Sound Intelligence | Chicago, IL | Technical Sales Engineering Intern - US, remote location | Sound Intelligence' US entity in Chicago, Illinois and is looking to grow the US team with a Technical Sales Engineer Intern that can be located anywhere in the US. read moreThis role will help in achieving our ambitious growth plans, by supporting the territories’ Technical Sales Engineers, our customers, and partners. Learn more | Ongoing / Always accepting | Gail Boudreau gail.boudreau@soundintel.com |