Software Application Developer Intern for GOES-R Series Satellites

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 and weather forecasting systems. As a Student Mission Application Developer, you'll work on developing, integrating, and deploying software that processes satellite imagery and observations.

The position is based at the National Weather Service Headquarters in Silver Spring, MD, with potential remote work options for qualified candidates. The internship offers both part-time year-round and full-time summer opportunities, making it flexible for students' schedules.

You'll be working on critical systems that directly impact weather forecasting and climate monitoring, contributing to software that helps protect lives and property. The role involves working with cutting-edge technology and real-world applications, offering invaluable experience in scientific software development.

The compensation is competitive, ranging from $45,600 to $56,900 per year equivalent, with the final rate determined by location, qualifications, and schedule. KBR offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401k, and various leave options.

This is an excellent opportunity for rising juniors, seniors, or graduate students in Computer Science, Engineering, or related fields. The position requires strong Python programming skills, knowledge of scientific computing libraries, and familiarity with Linux environments. You'll gain hands-on experience with professional software development practices while contributing to meaningful environmental monitoring systems.

The role offers personalized mentorship from experienced engineers and scientists, with many interns transitioning to full-time positions after graduation. KBR values diversity and inclusion, believing that diverse teams build better solutions.