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Curricular and Research Computing (CRC) seeks self-motivated, energetic students who
want hands-on technical experience working with a wide range of technologies.
Students will work on various projects in a support capacity, as well as staff the Roger
Williams Hall computer lab or the Coram Visualization Lab. These students must have
excellent interpersonal communication skills and the ability to learn quickly.
Duties will involve contributing to projects as assigned, and providing basic instruction
and troubleshooting in computer software or hardware problems. Curricular and
Research Computing supports both Macintosh and Windows environments. We will
provide training as necessary to enable interns to carry out their duties.
This internship will be focused on learning the processes of 3D printing and helping other students with their 3D printing needs. There is also the likelihood of assisting with virtual reality demos, laser cutting, 3D modeling and CNC fabrication in the VizLab.
Specific responsibilities include, but may not be limited to:
MACHINES & EQUIPMENT USE: Computers, printer, scanners, 3D printers, virtual and augmented reality headsets
REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: Interns must be familiar with Mac OS X (ideally 10.14+) and Windows 10. An interest in 3D technologies, training will be provided.
They also must have proficiency in standard computing tools software. A troubleshooting-mindset is a must
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE: 3D printing, 3D visualization, VR/AR technologies, programming (any language)
Occasional coordination with DMS