Very academic and research-heavy work environment, with fascinating projects.
Tech stack can be quite outdated. We mostly use C++ for infra and Python for DS/ML work, but a huge portion of geolocation code was written decades ago in Fortran, and to understand it is very difficult since oftentimes there is minimal documentation.
The interview was much less stressful than I anticipated. They asked me some questions about my job experience and school clubs/projects. I would say come prepared to talk about your background, resume, and any experience that is relevant to the int
I received an email informing me that I was being considered for a summer internship at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL. They wanted to set up a phone interview that week, which I did. The phone interview lasted about 10 minutes.
Letters of recommendation, transcripts, several essays, and short-answer questions--afterwards selected for a phone interview. The interview lasted about 30 minutes and was super casual, more like a conversation than question/answer, question/answer.
The interview was much less stressful than I anticipated. They asked me some questions about my job experience and school clubs/projects. I would say come prepared to talk about your background, resume, and any experience that is relevant to the int
I received an email informing me that I was being considered for a summer internship at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL. They wanted to set up a phone interview that week, which I did. The phone interview lasted about 10 minutes.
Letters of recommendation, transcripts, several essays, and short-answer questions--afterwards selected for a phone interview. The interview lasted about 30 minutes and was super casual, more like a conversation than question/answer, question/answer.