KBR is offering a 12-week immersive internship program supporting the GOES-R Series of geostationary satellites. This role is perfect for students passionate about applying programming skills to environmental monitoring systems. As a Student Mission Application Developer, you'll work on developing, integrating, and deploying software that processes satellite imagery and observations for weather forecasting and climate monitoring. The position is based at the National Weather Service Headquarters in Silver Spring, MD, with potential remote work options. The internship offers competitive compensation ($45,600 – $56,900/year equivalent) and includes mentorship from experienced engineers and scientists. The role involves working with cutting-edge technology in satellite systems while contributing to NOAA's mission of protecting lives and property through improved weather forecasting. KBR provides comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401k, and educational assistance. This is an excellent opportunity for rising juniors, seniors, or graduate students in Computer Science, Engineering, or related fields to gain hands-on experience in mission-critical software development while making a real-world impact in environmental monitoring and weather forecasting.