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    "sender": {
        "address": "Patrick.L.Kilroy (a) nasa.gov",
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    "sender_name": "Kilroy, Patrick L. (GSFC-5680)",
    "subject": "[amsat-dc] CUBESAT INTERN OPPORTUNITY",
    "date": "2014-11-04T16:15:01Z",
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    "content": "> CubeSat Simulator Intern Opportunity in Greenbelt, MD USA\n\n>\n\n> The NASA Goddard Space Flight Center is offering an internship\n\n> position for the Spring, 2015 semester.  Applications are being taken\n\n> on the NASA One Stop Shopping Initiative (OSSI) recruiting web site:\n\n> https://intern.nasa.gov/\n\n>\n\n> Internship Title: CubeSat Simulator Upgrade Plus\n\n>\n\n> The objective of this Opportunity is to allow a university level\n\n> student to rework, repair and improve a prototype \"1-Unit\" CubeSat\n\n> simulator/model on loan from AMSAT and then to share his or her\n\n> experiences as a result.  The model used in this Opportunity is similar\n\n> to that described in The AMSAT Journal article \"Education With a\n\n> Satellite Simulator: ETP CubeSat Simulator,\" by Mr. Mark Spencer,\n\n> ARRL Education and Technology Program Coordinator, Part 1 in the\n\n> the September/October 2009 issue and Part 2 in the November/\n\n> December 2009 issue.\n\n>\n\n> Back copies are available at:\n\n> http://www.arrl.org/files/file/ETP/CubeSat/CubeSat-Pt1-SepOct09.pdf\n\n> http://www.arrl.org/files/file/ETP/CubeSat/CubeSat-Pt2-NovDec09.pdf\n\n>\n\n> A course of study in engineering is required. Electrical/Electronics\n\n> Engineering (EE) or Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) for\n\n> university students in their junior class or higher.  Experience in\n\n> hardware is also required.  Open to U.S. citizens.\n\n>\n\n> The immediate skills required of the intern are to be a well-rounded\n\n> individual, and to have an excellent knowledge of and experience with\n\n> Windows operating systems, Microsoft Office (especially in using\n\n> spreadsheets), electrical and electronic circuits (theory and practice),\n\n> microcontrollers, interfacing, and the use of basic laboratory\n\n> test equipment and procedures.\n\n>\n\n> Familiarity with the CubeSat community is important.\n\n>\n\n> A proficiency in either C++ or a similar language for microcontrollers\n\n> and the desire to learn a new one is necessary.  A basic understanding\n\n> of data acquisition, signal processing, or control is required.\n\n>\n\n> Hands-on experience in building something, repairing or upgrading\n\n> PCs or other electronic gear, or just getting stuff to work is required.\n\n> Mechanical and electrical construction skills will be used.\n\n>\n\n> Experience in RF or wireless technology (anywhere between 3 and\n\n> 2400 MHz) is very important.  Holding or obtaining an Amateur Radio\n\n> license from the FCC and practical radio experience is a distinct\n\n> advantage.\n\n>\n\n> A good attitude, an exceptional willingness to learn and to contribute\n\n> as a team player are essential qualities.  Likewise, excellent\n\n> communicator skills (verbal, writing and definitely e-mail),\n\n> reliability, punctuality, having a self-starter work ethic and the\n\n> ability & desire to work independently for long periods are required.\n\n>\n\n> You may ask questions regarding the tasks and skill requirements\n\n> with the mentor in advance (Mr. Pat Kilroy, Code 568,\n\n> [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>) and telephone interviews will be\n\n> available.  The deadline to apply for the Spring 2015 semester\n\n> is this month November 9.  Applications must be made via the\n\n> OSSI web.\n>\n\n\nMr. Pat Kilroy\nIntegration and Test (I&T) Lead\nNASA Goddard Space Flight Center\nBuilding 5, Mail Code 568\nGreenbelt, Maryland  20771-5860\nW: 301-286-1984\nE: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>\n\n\n",
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