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Welcome Series Student Assistant Position Available

The Office of International Education will be hiring several student assistants to assist OIE in welcoming over 1,500 new international students to Georgia Tech for the Fall 2022 semester. There are several positions available for Welcome Series Student Assistants. All Georgia Tech students (international and non-international) are welcome and encouraged to apply.
Please submit your application online at the link here.Applications will be accepted until Friday, July 8th at 4:00 PM ET.Welcome Series Assistants: OIE will hire several students to assist the OIE with welcoming new international students and scholars. Welcome Series Assistants must be available between July 25th – September 2nd to work 20 hours per week with additional hours available between August 22nd through September 2. Welcome Series Assistants will be paid $11/hr. Please note that this position does not include a tuition waiver or housing.

 

Welcome Series Assistant duties:·  Act as a liaison between academic departments and OIE· Provide resources and information for new students· Assist with Welcome Series sessions and events· Assist new students with OIE Check-In· Work with advisors on special projects related to OIE functional areas (technology and data, student and scholar activities, administrative support)· Other duties as assigned
Skills and qualifications:· Highly motivated with positive attitude· Attention to detail· Cross-cultural sensitivity, patience and empathy· Excellent computer/troubleshooting skills

Job Opportunity- Staff Geotechnical Engineer

Geosyntac Consultants is looking to hire a staff geotechnical engineer in their new Detroit, MI office. Fieldwork would be a big part of the job requirement (60% of time or so) within the first couple of years.

Apply underneath this link:

https://jobs.ourcareerpages.com/job/727860?source=GeoUS&jobFeedCode=GeoUS

 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Some of the key responsibilities you will immediately have in this position include:

  • Conducting geotechnical field investigations;
  • Monitoring civil construction projects;
  • Performing and reviewing engineering calculations;
  • Design and permitting for landfills and coal combustion residual units;
  • Dam and levee evaluations; and
  • Writing and reviewing engineering reports.

Some other aspects about this position:

  • Training: This position requires OSHA health and safety, first aid, and CPR training and medical monitoring, paid for by the firm. We also offer professional development opportunities including in-house seminars, webinars, and mentoring, that allow our professionals to build the technical and business skills necessary to become successful consultants.
  • Fieldwork: Up to 60%
  • Overnight travel: Up to 25%

EDUCATION AND LICENSURE

  • Bachelor’s degree in civil and/or environmental engineering with a focus in geotechnical engineering. (required)
  • Advanced degree in geotechnical engineering. (preferred)

SKILLS, EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS

  • Prior internship or work experience in engineering consulting. (preferred)
  • Experience with geotechnical and engineering software such as AutoCAD and Slope/W or Slide. (preferred)
  • 40-hr HAZWOPER training (preferred)
  • Valid U.S. driver’s license and a satisfactory driving record for business travel. (required)

Challenge by Cintra Program

Additional positions have opened in the Challenge by Cintra Program. Looking for students graduating this summer May- Aug 2022.   Bachelors, Masters or PhD level would work.

These are the new positions. Click on the link to apply:

HEALS Fellowship Application Open!

A new fellowship program, the Health and Environment Allied Leadership (HEAL) Fellows Program just launched and is now accepting applications until July 12. The fellowship is targeted toward Ph.D. candidates and postdocs working in environmental and/or health research, with the goal of creating a very interdisciplinary inaugural cohort with folks from many GT colleges.

Apply for HEAL Fellows Program at GT 

The Health and Environment Allied Leadership (HEAL) Fellows Program is a NEW opportunity for Georgia Tech graduate students and postdocs in any GT college who are driven to make an impact on human and environmental health. During a 10-month program, fellows will connect with peers and faculty across all GT colleges, receive interdisciplinary training to address human and environmental health challenges, and engage with academic experts, community leaders, and policymakers to initiate collaborations toward science-informed actions with public impact. Fellows will be selected on a competitive basis. Visit the webpage to learn more and apply by July 12, 2022.