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Syensqo

Senior Scientist II

Bristol, PA · On-site

$99K - $120K/yr

Syensqo is all about chemistry. We're not just referring to chemical reactions here, but also to ... Additional experience in computational modeling of rheology of fluids and data-science to further ...

Syensqo

Senior Scientist II

Bristol, PA

$99K - $120K/yr

Syensqo is all about chemistry. We're not just referring to chemical reactions here, but also to ... Additional experience in computational modeling of rheology of fluids and data-science to further ...

Nvidia

$100K - $136K/yr

Providing technical leadership and guidance to library engineers, QA engineers, and interns working ... PhD or MSc degree in Computational Science and Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics ...

Actalent

Research Associate

New Haven, CT

  • Medical

  • PTO

... biology, engineering, chemistry, physics, and computational sciences. Additional Skills ... internship experience are encouraged to apply. * Experience working in regulated or ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed for a computational chemistry internship?

To thrive as a Computational Chemistry Intern, you need a solid background in chemistry, physics, and mathematics, often with coursework or research experience in computational methods. Familiarity with molecular modeling software (such as Gaussian, AMBER, or Schrodinger), programming languages (like Python or C++), and basic data analysis tools is highly valued. Strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help interns collaborate well with scientific teams. These competencies are crucial for accurately performing simulations, interpreting results, and contributing to research projects in a dynamic, interdisciplinary environment.

What do interns do in a computational chemistry internship?

Computational Chemistry Interns often work on projects involving molecular simulations, quantum chemical calculations, or data analysis to support drug discovery or material science research. Daily responsibilities may include preparing computational models, running simulations, analyzing data, and presenting findings to senior scientists. Interns frequently collaborate with other chemists, biologists, and computational scientists, gaining exposure to interdisciplinary teamwork. This hands-on experience allows interns to apply classroom knowledge in real-world scenarios and build valuable skills for future career opportunities in research or industry settings.

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Wolfram Student Ambassador Initiative

Wolfram

Champaign, IL • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 16 days ago

Job description

Wolfram Student Ambassador Initiative is open to high school, college, and post-graduate students with Wolfram Langauge skills.

The Wolfram Student Ambassador Initiative is designed for outstanding students to develop technical and leadership skills and to get access to a global network of peers. You might find your next project partner, cofounder, mentor, or friend in our lively community.

The Initiative is focused on driving positive grass-roots change in STEAM classrooms, bringing high-powered software to learning groups at all levels. Ambassadors come from high schools and universities all over the world, and they work to inspire people to engage with STEAM by writing computational essays, helping answer questions online, creating content on a variety of platforms and publishing research.

If you are a student in high school or university at any level, have some experience with Wolfram technologies, and are excited at the prospect of joining a thriving community, teaching and inspiring others, and getting access to opportunities in technology, we encourage you to apply to join the Initiative.

Students customize their ambassadorship to suit their aspirations, skills and abilities. In collaboration with their program coordinator, students set goals and challenges for themselves and get support and mentorship to complete projects. Students have the opportunity to attend workshops focused on career development, math, chemistry, video game design, data science, design thinking and coding, as well as access to technical support, opportunities for internships and jobs, and opportunities to shape the direction of future Wolfram education programs.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • Located in any country
  • Enrolled in an educational institution or similar
  • Minimum age 14
  • Wolfram Language user
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