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Student Positions

Approximately half of BioServe's workforce is made up of CU students at various stages in their academic careers (from freshman B.S. students to last-semester PhD students). BioServe provides its student workforce with unparalled opportunies to get hands-on experience on real spaceflight projects. Students are often able to start on a project and see it flown before they graduate (sometimes multiple times!). BioServe graduatesÌýare highly valued and have previously gone on to destinations such as NASA, Lockheed Martin, SpaceX, Blue Origin, and medical school.

Depending on experience and background, student responsibilities may include the following:

• Flight Hardware and Kit Manufacturing, Assembly, and Checkout
• Operations Support
• Systems Engineering
• Biological Lab Work (Cell Culture, Microscopy, Rodent Work, etc.)
• Mechanical Design and Analysis
• Electrical Design and Analysis
• Software Engineering and IT

Selection for student positions at BioServe is highly competitive. Applicants should be pursuing a degree in a relevant science or engineering field and demonstrate superior technical aptitude as evidenced by a strong GPA and exposure to real-world engineering and science challenges.ÌýPrior professional experience in aerospace or life sciences is not required; however, applicants should be able to demonstrate skills and experience related to:

1. Problem solving, with examples of the objective, challenge, resources, and solution;
2. Writing, editing, and following technical documentation (e.g. procedure, protocols);
3. Teamwork, with examples of both leadership and followership.

The hourly pay rates and job codes are as follows:

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