The Path to Internship and Fellowship Opportunities
Want to make a difference and see your work directly impact science across the globe?
The Center for High Throughput Computing offers internship and summer fellowship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students.
The Mission
CHTC is a research computing organization located within the University of Wisconsin-Madison CS Department and at the Morgridge Institute for Research. CHTC is an internationally recognized leader in high throughput computing and provides access to free large-scale computing capacity for research. CHTC advances the field of research computing through innovative software and services, leading distributed computing projects across the campus and the nation.
The CHTC Fellows Program
Our Fellows Program provides undergraduate and graduate students with learning opportunities in research computing, system administration, and facilitation. Working with engineers and dedicated mentors, fellows will have the opportunity to learn from leaders in their field and access state of the art computing facilities. Fellows can also attend workshops, lectures and social and recreational events with CHTC team members. Learn About CHTC Fellows Program
We Value Diversity
CHTC and Morgridge are committed to increasing diversity among interns and staff. We believe that advancing throughput computing and scientific research is enhanced by a wide range of backgrounds and perspectives.
Student Hourly Positions (Undergrad and Grad)
We're always looking for smart motivated students to partner with software developer and system administrator mentors. We expect students to work between 10 and 20 hours a week, with 10 of those being during business hours, with some flexibility on remaining hours. During the summer and breaks, it is possible to work up to 29 hours per week.
Student Science Writer
The Morgridge Institute for Research, Research Computing group is looking for a student science writer to promote the impacts of the NSF Partnership to Advance Throughput Computing (PATh) project (and other projects) on research and campuses across the country. The position will provide opportunities to develop science writing and communication skills, learn about research across multiple domains, to develop an understanding of computational research methods and computing technologies, and to advance the understanding of these concepts by relevant audiences.
The position will work 10-20 hours per week, based upon the schedule and availability of the student. Work hours will be flexible, but mostly between 8am – 5pm, Monday – Friday.
Questions: chtc-jobs@g-groups.wisc.edu