Employer: Documenting the Light
Expires: 09/24/2025
Film & Media Production Intern (Part-Time, Paid Stipend)Location: Lincoln Heights, Los AngelesSchedule: 1–2 days per week (flexible, based on class schedule)Compensation: Small stipend + studio/gear access + career growth opportunitiesAbout the RoleWe are seeking a motivated and creative Film & Media Production Intern to join our studio team in Lincoln Heights. This role is designed for a college student with strong technical skills, a sharp creative eye, and an eagerness to gain hands-on experience in professional film and photo production.You will support ongoing projects, assist with studio operations, and contribute to editing and content preparation. This is a unique opportunity to work in a real-world production environment with access to cameras, gear, and studio space. Exceptional interns will be considered for paid roles on larger productions.ResponsibilitiesAssist with daily studio operations (organizing gear, prepping sets, etc.)Support video and photo shoots as needed (on-set assistance, lighting, audio, etc.)Perform basic video editing and file managementProvide technical support (computer/software troubleshooting, media transfers)Participate in creative discussions, offering input and inspiration with strong personal tasteQualificationsCurrent college student studying Film, Media, Communications, or related fieldStrong computer and technical skills (Mac/PC proficiency, Adobe Creative Suite preferred)Basic knowledge of video editing (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or similar)Strong sense of aesthetics, storytelling, and visual cultureReliable, detail-oriented, and eager to learnAbility to work independently and collaborativelyPerks & OpportunitiesAccess to professional gear, cameras, and studio spaceMentorship and exposure to real-world creative projectsNetworking opportunities within the Los Angeles creative communityPriority consideration for paid positions on larger productionsHow to ApplyPlease send your resume, a short statement of interest, and (if available) links to any creative work (video, photo, editing projects) to info@documentingthelight.com
Employer: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Expires: 09/24/2025
The Steidinger Scholars program celebrates the life and impact of Dr. Karen Steidinger, a pioneering woman in harmful algal bloom research and a formative figure in the history of FWC’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI). Her groundbreaking work is recognized worldwide, and the organism that causes red tides in Florida, Karenia brevis, is named in her honor. Just as Karen mentored generations of scientists, the program continues her legacy by creating opportunities for future scientists.The goal of the program is to inspire students to explore careers in fisheries and wildlife research through experiential learning. Successful applicants participate in 3-month long part- to full-time paid internships mentored by FWRI scientists, working on a variety of projects that inform the protection, conservation, and management of Florida’s fish and wildlife resources.The program is open to all recent high school graduates or new college students (years 1-2) of all genders from all backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. Successful candidates will have the ability to work in a team environment, adapt to changing work environments and priorities, and work in a range of settings including office, laboratory and outdoors in all weather conditions.Duties/tasks are position specific to the opportunity (see below) but include:Direct project activities such as training in and assisting with field and laboratory duties to ongoing research and management projects and programsShadowing staff and researchers in a variety of research areasParticipating in training, workshops, and other education and career development planning activitiesPresenting on the experienceQualifications:A recent or expected high school graduate, or 1-2 year college student; must be 18 years of age or older by the start of the internshipWillingness to learnGood interpersonal and organizational skillsGood written and oral communicationA passion for and interest in science. Prior learning or experience is not requiredMust be eligible to work in the U.S. including having a valid social security cardWomen and students from historically underrepresented racial and ethnic groups are encouraged to apply.Freshwater Fisheries - Garcon PointOpportunity #: FWRI SS-FA25-01This is a great opportunity for a student interested in learning about freshwater fish and mussels, field techniques for collecting research and monitoring data, and the overall purpose of fish and wildlife conservation. Interns will join biologists to sample freshwater fish and mussel communities using a variety of gears, participate in post-sampling lab work, and assist with data entry. Participants will be exposed to a wide range of freshwater research and monitoring projects being conducted in the Florida panhandle.Tasks/Position Requirements: Specific job responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:Using acoustic telemetry to locate tagged Alligator Gar, Gulf Striped Bass, and American EelsElectrofishing some of the most diverse freshwater rivers in the stateGill netting for Alligator Gar Preliminary sampling for Alabama Shad, a candidate listing under the Endangered Species ActLab identification of freshwater fish speciesGenerate content for all social media channelsConducting mussel monitoring and researchTrailering and operating boats (*requires valid driver’s license)Dates: September/October-December (start and end dates TBD)Hours: Part-time (20hrs/wk)Supervisor: Variety of projects with several mentorsLocation: Garcon Point, Florida Housing is not provided.College credit is possible. Candidates are responsible for checking with your department advisor at your home institution.
Employer: Joyson Safety Systems
Expires: 09/24/2025
Join our Propellants Team as a Co-op Intern and gain hands-on experience in process optimization, propellant design, and manufacturing. You’ll work with experts in chemical engineering, develop technical skills, and support critical projects that impact product development and performance.Key ResponsibilitiesAssist in analyzing processes, data trends, and performance metrics for continuous improvement.Support research and development (R&D) efforts to enhance propellant design and manufacturing.Work with Design Engineering to define and optimize processing equipment.Assist in pre-PFMEA assessments and process parameter establishment.Help create and manage product and raw material specifications.Support supplier relationships and supply chain process optimization.Conduct data management and performance trending, utilizing Power BI for data visualization.Assist with plant engineering trials and material validation.Develop engineering reports for process validation and technical documentation.Required QualificationsPursuing a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering (or related field).Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail.Proficiency in Power BI, Excel, and data analysis tools.Basic knowledge of DFSS (Design for Six Sigma) and process optimization methodologies.Excellent communication skills to collaborate with both technical and non-technical teams.Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet project deadlines. This internship offers a unique opportunity to work in a high-impact engineering environment and contribute to real-world projects. If you are eager to learn and apply your knowledge in chemical engineering and process optimization, we encourage you to apply!
Employer: Knoxville Utilities Board
Expires: 09/24/2025
Classification: Student Work Hours: 15-29 hours/week: M - F, 7AM-5PM About KUB: KUB is one of the largest public utilities in the country providing safe, reliable, and affordable electric, gas, water, wastewater, and fiber services to more than 501,000 customers in Knoxville and parts of seven surrounding counties. We are looking for employees who want to be a part of a mission-driven organization with strong values that support a skilled, diverse, and inclusive workforce.About the Role: This student role will support regulatory compliance initiatives and work on environmental program requirements for water and wastewater set by state and federal environmental regulatory agencies. This includes performing laboratory tasks, assisting with developing and maintaining spreadsheets, conducting research and drafting summaries on environmental issues and regulations, and conducting administrative duties such as filing, preparing letters for mailing and data entry, and other general office tasks. Other projects, tasks, and duties will be assigned as needed. Qualifications Physical Requirements:Sedentary work; exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally, and/or a negligible amount of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects, including the human body. Physical demands for a specific position within this classification may vary and / or exceed those demands described above.Minimum Requirements:Must be and maintain full-time student status of an accredited college or university pursuing an Associates, Bachelors, or a graduate-level degreeHave and maintain a grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or higherMust be available to work a minimum of 15 hours per week, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 7:00 AM – 5:00 PMGood oral and written communicationExcellent attention to detailMust possess basic computer skillsHave and maintain a valid driver's licensePreferred Requirements: Experience working in an office settingDetail oriented and experience completing work under deadlinesStrong organizational skillsAbility to write reports, summaries, and articles Selection Process About the Selection Process:Phase 1 – Apply online at www.kub.orgPhase 2 – Experience, training, and education evaluationPhase 3 – Interview with department representativesPhase 4 – Written, performance, and behavioral exercisesPhase 5 – Background InvestigationPhase 6 – Physical assessment and/or drug screen**KUB is part of the Tennessee Drug Free Workplace ProgramIf special accommodations are needed at any phase of the selection process, please notify Human Resources in advance.Knoxville Utilities Board is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Employer: Louisiana State University - College of Agriculture/ AgCenter
Expires: 09/22/2025
Two Graduate Research Assistant Positions (MSc/PhD) in EntomologyThe IGLab | Precision Pest Management at LSU invites applications for two Graduate Research Assistant positions (MSc or PhD level) in the areas of precision pest management, machine learning, and GIS-based remote sensing analysis. These positions provide opportunities to build professional skills and contribute to advanced research. The candidates will be appointed as Graduate Research Assistants with a stipend, health benefits, and tuition remission. The preferred start date for these positions is Spring 2026.For more information, visit IGLab | Precision Pest Management www.iglabprecision.com