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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am having a hard time trying to convince my rising sophomore to just apply to some STEM internships as he has a pretty solid interest in 3D printing.[/quote] not OP. The Naval STEM link above is a good resource. Applications normally open in early September. It also lists specific sites that have HS interns. One can also apply directly to a STEM site (example: Carderock NSWC) for paid summer internships. HS students hired that way are usually hired as a paid GS-3 Have DC put together a resume. Be specific about technical skills. Examples: Experienced with xyz 3D printer, know Python, know Mathematica, familiar with Linux (or other UNIX), can program Excel, or whatever. The scientists and engineers usually will prefer hiring someone who has skills that contribute to their project. [/quote] This is very helpful info that will be applied, hopefully. Thank you![/quote]
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