The system collects information on applicants necessary for screening and employment purposes. Describe the information the agency will collect, maintain, or disseminate and how the agency will use the information. In this description, indicate whether the information contains IIF and whether submission is voluntary or mandatory. All the collected information stated above is necessary for the successful administration of the program.
Explain why the IIF is being collected, maintained, or disseminated. Born and raised in a suburb outside of Sacramento, California, I grew up in a close-knit family and I had a very happy childhood. I absolutely loved school and learning and when I was in 5th grade, I had the opportunity to attend a week of Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. It was this experience at Space Camp that initially peaked my interest in space exploration.
I returned to Huntsville to attend Space Academy in high school and after another incredible experience there, I developed a passion for space exploration and knew that my dream job was to work for NASA. I knew that I had worked so hard for this opportunity and that it would hopefully lead me to obtaining my dream job at NASA, which it ultimately did.
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The scenarios listed below are suggested but there are more possibilities for scheduling rotations. A final schedule needs to be negotiated among you, your school, and the Johnson Space Center's Pathways Intern Program. NASA JSC provides for equal employment opportunity in the Pathways Programs without regard to race, ethnicity, color, religion, sex including pregnancy and gender identity , national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, genetic information, or any other non-merit-based factor.
NASA employees receive a competitive salary and enjoy a full range of valuable employee benefits - along with challenging, interesting, meaningful work and life-long learning opportunities. Each day you will be helping to make our Nation's history - and create our future. As an Intern, you receive the same benefits as a full-time employee. This includes health, life, dental and vision insurance, a competitive salary, retirement plan, paid leave, holidays and more.
Real work that matters. Not only will you get hands on work experience, you'll be paid for it. Explore different career paths. Each work tour you will rotate into a different functional area, this allows you to try out different career paths while you are still in school and decide what you want to do after graduation.
On the job training. School is great but nothing can quite prepare you for the work you'll be doing at NASA -- so we make sure that each work tour you have the opportunity to learn the new skills required by your position. Tour and Lectures. You'll have the opportunity to meet astronauts, engineers, business managers, scientists, and NASA Officials. You'll also get behind-the-scenes tours of JSC's cutting-edge facilities.
Performance reviews. You'll receive ongoing feedback on your performance throughout your work tour and a formal performance review before you leave for school.
Education and community outreach opportunities. You will have opportunities to encourage younger students to attend college and pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
Our students also organize opportunities to volunteer in the local community. Social activities. These events, planned by the students themselves, provide an opportunity to develop a close network of friends outside of the work environment. Regular activities include night and weekend activities, lunches, intramural sports teams and more. Here are the schools that have participated in our program recently. Even if you don't see your school or the career office knows nothing about Pathways Intern Employment Program , you can still participate!
Be sure to apply to the announcement that corresponds to your academic major. You may visit www. Looking for an "out-of-this-world" opportunity? As a Business Intern, you could assist us with planning and executing multi-million dollar budgets, managing large-scale contracts critical to Center and Program operations, developing human resources strategies that attract top talent and engage the NASA workforce, or building premier communication programs to engage and inspire the world.
Each work tour you will rotate into a different functional area, which allows you to try out different career paths while you are still in school and decide what career path you want to pursue after graduation.
Our Technical Interns provide engineering design, development, and test support for space flight programs, including functional areas like crew and thermal systems, propulsion and power systems, aerosciences and flight mechanics, software, robotics, structures, and avionic systems. Our Interns also plan, train, and fly human space flight and aviation missions, supporting real-time flight operations elements as a flight controller in training.
Consistently ranked as the number one place to work in the federal government for several years, working at NASA is a blast! As a pathways participant, you'll have: 1 Meaningful work assignments, 2 Autonomy and trust, 3 Growth and development opportunities, 4 Impactful outcomes from your work contributions, and 5 Connections to the people around you.
Our commonalities unite us as a team, and our differences strengthen our capabilities as an organization. If you enjoy working on teams and have a willingness to learn new things, we're looking for you! As a Pathways Intern, you'll get paid every two weeks according to an hourly rate.
Hourly rates are based on your GS level. Starting GS levels are determined by the level of education you've completed when you apply. For all of our Pathways Internship positions, you must meet all of the following requirements: Be a U.
A major benefit for Pathways Interns is that you're eligible to convert to full-time employment after graduation without having to reapply. When you get close to your graduation date, NASA will consider you for various full-time employment opportunities that may be available.
Our Pathways Interns come from across the country with a wide variety of educational and personal backgrounds. JSC Pathways. Pathways Info Videos. Pathways Informational Video Playlist.
Life as an Intern. Vienny Nguyen The experiences that we have shared include not only technical learning on the job but shaped the growth of our college careers and beyond. Wahab Alshahin Life as a co-op, how can I describe it? Pathways Student Experience. Program Information. Qualifications Understand the requirements you have to meet to join our team. Schedule Learn about options for scheduling work at JSC within your academic requirements. Program Benefits Learn about the contributions you can make towards advancements in human spaceflight while you're still in school.
Schools Click here for a list of schools represented by the students in our program.
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