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literature and source catalogs and reformatting them in a manner suitable for upload into the YSOC database. They can also participate in backend code development, with an opportunity to engage in frontend
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painting equipment, including brushes, rollers, sprayers, pumps, etc. Safely stores and labels all material. Erects scaffolding and ladders as necessary in a manner consistent with safety codes. Responds
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Caltech faculty and student astrophysics research. Essential Job Duties The successful Summer Software Assistant will: • Help develop and test low-level device control code • Help document verification and
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. Proficient in at least one coding language for data analysis, preferably Python. Experience using hand tools to assemble and disassemble physical objects (e.g., wrench, screwdriver, electric drill). Experience
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code (IaC) tools like Terraform, Ansible, Puppet, or Chef. Good understanding of containerization technologies like Docker and container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes. Experience with CI/CD
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complex duties related to the installation, modification and relocation of low-voltage systems to accomplish projects. Conforms to requirements of Caltech design guidelines and safety codes in accordance
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ideas. Example tasks could include designing autonomy algorithm test platforms, mounting payloads, supporting test campaigns, coding/configuring simulations, documentation, and solution-space trade
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MOLFLOW or equivalent Monte Carlo codes). Required Documents Cover letter summarizing your relevant experience and why you'd like to work at LIGO Lab on the CEBEX experiment. Resume. To be considered
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or evidence of equivalent educational proficiency supplemented by courses in electrical theory and electrical construction code from a trade school. Must be a California certified, journeyman level electrician
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. Preferred Qualifications Coding and data analysis in MATLAB, python. Background in electrical engineering. Experimental experience with behaving animals, including survival surgeries. Experimental experience