Company: U.S. Department of Defense/Washington Headquarters Services
Position: Summer 2009 Internship http://www.twc.edu/students/federal_program.shtml 
Description: The Washington Center will offer an exciting program with the Department of Defense once again this summer. Examples of work completed by past interns include: analysis of major weapon systems, assisting with military-to-military bilateral relations, updating and maintaining departmental websites, providing support for departmental social programs, statistical analysis of budget submissions, and reviewing reports from Congress. This program gives students the opportunity to develop skills, make professional contacts, build their resumes, and explore future career opportunities within the Department of Defense.
Desired Majors: Engineering, Business/Economics, Computer Science/IT, and Mathematics/Statistics majors are especially encouraged to apply.
Eligibility: Students must
-be a U.S. citizen
-have a 2.5 GPA or above
- be a junior, senior, or graduate students
-be enrolled in a degree-granting program; seniors entering a program in the fall semester may also be consider e d
-get approval from their campus liaison
Compensation: Students selected for the Department of Defense Program will receive a stipend to help offset their costs for the summer. Costs vary depending upon whether or not students elect to live in TWC apartments and whether or not they take the full program and earn academic credit at their home institutions.
Application Procedures:To apply for the DoD internship program, students must submit our Department of Defense application, available on our website at https://secure.twc.edu/twc/default.jsp. When prompted, students should select Option 2 for the Government Scholarship Program, and then choose Department of Defense from the drop-down menu. If students want to be considered for other opportunities offered through TWC and complete the full program, they should choose Option 1 and submit all components of the regular application.
Contact Info:, please contact Danielle Gaquin at Danielle.Gaquin(AT)twc.edu or 202-238-7906 or UNH TWC Liaison, Paula M. DiNardo at paula.dinardo(AT)unh.edu.  

• Candidate must have an ability to program in a modern development environment/language, and a willingness and aptitude for learning new programming languages.
  

• Implement, document, debug, and support automated test applications using a variety of development environments, including National Instrument LabVIEW, C/CVI, TestStand, and the .NET languages.

• Work closely with senior software and hardware engineers to develop and deploy automated test system solutions for a wide range of customers and applications.
  

• Candidate shall be fast-tracked through training and certification programs relating to software development for the test and measurement industry.

Experience Required:

• Must have an understanding of software engineering practices and principles.
  

• A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field, or an Associates Degree in related field plus two years of programming experience.

Contact Info: job32767(AT)arcserv.com

Company: Data Mobility Systems
Location: Falmouth, Maine (just outside of Portland)
Description: DMS is looking for both full time employees and interns. DMS specializes in engineering consulting services and software development focused on advanced process modeling. We are interested in students and graduates who are looking for a career in software development and process modeling applications. Strong skills in object oriented programming are preferred. DMS was recently acquired by Nalco Holdings (www.nalco.com) a $4.0 billion company located in Naperville, IL. Plans are to have DMS remain in Falmouth, Maine and expand its products and services globally.
Contact Info:
Kenn Cygan: kcygan@datamobility.com
Mr. Chris Haaland (ch@datamobility.com).