Welcome!
In addition to the Student Center, there are many excellent opportunities to work across campus. The positions listed below are submitted to the Student Center Information Desk for posting by various hiring departments around campus. The contact information for each position can be found in the job descriptions.
Please note that the positions listed below are NOT Student and Campus Event Centers positions. Please click here for student jobs with Student and Campus Event Centers
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Submissions to the Campus Job Board can be made using the link below. Our team reviews submissions to the job board on a rolling basis. Each position will remain on the Campus Job Board for one (1) week from the posting date. If you wish to post a job for a longer duration of time, you must resubmit your request to the job board. For questions, please email us.
Job Postings
Undergraduate Student Assistant
2025-01-06
2025-12-19
Fang Liu
The Research Software Engineer team in the GT Campus Research Computing PACE center (http://pace.gatech.edu) is looking for a self-motivated student to join as an undergraduate research software assistant and work with Graduate Research Assistant on building cluster usage and billing tool for multiple PACE clusters.
If you have good programming skills in Python and MySQL and are comfortable with Linux and Bash, you will be a good fit for this position. The experience in the HPC computing environment is a plus.
College of Computing and College of Engineering Sophomore or Junior students are welcome to apply.
Hourly rate $18-$20 based on experience
Starting Spring 2025
If you have good programming skills in Python and MySQL and are comfortable with Linux and Bash, you will be a good fit for this position. The experience in the HPC computing environment is a plus.
College of Computing and College of Engineering Sophomore or Junior students are welcome to apply.
Hourly rate $18-$20 based on experience
Starting Spring 2025
20 hours/Week
Remote
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$18-20/hour
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Research Opportunity for Computer Science and Engineering Majors
2025-01-02
2025-05-01
Dr. Talat Odman
We are looking for an undergraduate or master’s student majoring in Computer Science, Environmental or other Engineering, with good programming skills and familiarity with PHP, MySQL, GeoJSON, D3.js, Leaflet and WebGIS to help us redesign our air quality-forecasting website (https://forecast.ce.gatech.edu/). The main task will be to make the website look like our fire and air quality archive (https://sipc.ce.gatech.edu/SIPFIS/map/).
20 hours per week
Hybrid (Atlanta/Online)
N/A
$16.50 per hour
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Student Assistant for Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation - Data Analytics
2025-01-06
2025-05-01
Dr. Zerrin Ondin-Fraser
Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation (CIDI) is seeking a student assistant to help us create intuitive and visually appealing dashboards using Microsoft Power BI. The student assistant will be working with a CIDI Research Scientist to design, develop, and maintain a user-friendly data dashboard. This position has the opportunity to evolve and expand. This is not a teaching or student-facing role.
CIDI (https://cidi.gatech.edu/) is the biggest research center of the College of Design and is recognized as a leader in services and research in accessibility. Combining decades of service and research, CIDI's mission is to improve the human condition through equal access to technology-based and research-driven information, services, and products for individuals with disabilities.
Responsibilities:
Design and develop interactive data dashboards in Microsoft Power BI.
Ensure the data dashboard is user-friendly and accessible.
Clean, analyze, and prepare data from various sources for visualization.
Conduct data quality checks to ensure accuracy and consistency in visualizations.
Document the development process and assist in providing user training for dashboard usage.
Develop reports for annual surveys
Skills required to be successful in this role:
Proficiency with Microsoft Power BI
Familiarity with other data analytic tools
Proficiency in data cleaning and transformation techniques
Solid understanding of data structures, data manipulation, and data visualization principles
Ability to work professionally and independently with appropriate direction.
General Work Protocol
Hybrid format (online and on-campus)
Weekly meetings with the reporting manager
Work laptop will be provided
How to apply
Please send BOTH items below to zondin6@gatech.edu
A current CV highlighting your educational background and any relevant experience
Schedule of Spring 2025 classes
Subject of email should read: “Student assistant position-CIDI”
CIDI (https://cidi.gatech.edu/) is the biggest research center of the College of Design and is recognized as a leader in services and research in accessibility. Combining decades of service and research, CIDI's mission is to improve the human condition through equal access to technology-based and research-driven information, services, and products for individuals with disabilities.
Responsibilities:
Design and develop interactive data dashboards in Microsoft Power BI.
Ensure the data dashboard is user-friendly and accessible.
Clean, analyze, and prepare data from various sources for visualization.
Conduct data quality checks to ensure accuracy and consistency in visualizations.
Document the development process and assist in providing user training for dashboard usage.
Develop reports for annual surveys
Skills required to be successful in this role:
Proficiency with Microsoft Power BI
Familiarity with other data analytic tools
Proficiency in data cleaning and transformation techniques
Solid understanding of data structures, data manipulation, and data visualization principles
Ability to work professionally and independently with appropriate direction.
General Work Protocol
Hybrid format (online and on-campus)
Weekly meetings with the reporting manager
Work laptop will be provided
How to apply
Please send BOTH items below to zondin6@gatech.edu
A current CV highlighting your educational background and any relevant experience
Schedule of Spring 2025 classes
Subject of email should read: “Student assistant position-CIDI”
10 hours per week /hybrid format/flexible scheduling
Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation (CIDI) 512 Means Street NW Suite 250 Atlanta, Georgia 30318
Eligible
$15/hr
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Undergraduate Research Assistant: Remote Sensing
2025-01-06
2025-05-09
Sei Yoshioka-Cefalo
Georgia Tech School of City & Regional Planning Assistant Professor, Dr. Rounaq Basu is working on an interdisciplinary project on climate-adaptive transportation titled 'NEUTRALIZING ONEROUS HEAT EFFECTS ON ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION' (NO-HEAT). Dr. Basu will explore how extreme heat affects the experiences of people who walk, bike, and use transit by combining urban microclimate modeling with transportation modeling. This effort builds on recent work Dr. Basu has been doing at the intersection of transportation planning and climate resilience. Dr. Basu will be developing urban microclimate datasets and exploring regional human mobility datasets for the Boston metropolitan area, while also thinking about scalability and transferability to other regions.
Dr. Basu seeks an undergraduate student that will will focus on the urban microclimate modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills:
◆ Prior experience with geospatial data, especially raster data
◆ Experience with Remote Sensing data (SVF, NDVI, mean radiant temperature, UTCI)
◆ Demonstrated ability to work with large datasets (regional scale, < 5 meter resolution)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., using CUDA Python)
Please apply via this link: https://forms.gle/fsVydLUPYytxTcQv9
APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
Dr. Basu seeks an undergraduate student that will will focus on the urban microclimate modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills:
◆ Prior experience with geospatial data, especially raster data
◆ Experience with Remote Sensing data (SVF, NDVI, mean radiant temperature, UTCI)
◆ Demonstrated ability to work with large datasets (regional scale, < 5 meter resolution)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., using CUDA Python)
Please apply via this link: https://forms.gle/fsVydLUPYytxTcQv9
APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
Up to 20 hours per week
Remote, with some in-person meetings
NO
$15.00~$18.00
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Undergraduate Research Assistant: Big Data Analytics
2025-01-06
2025-05-09
Sei Yoshioka-Cefalo
Georgia Tech School of City & Regional Planning Assistant Professor, Dr. Rounaq Basu is working on an interdisciplinary project on climate-adaptive transportation titled 'NEUTRALIZING ONEROUS HEAT EFFECTS ON ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION' (NO-HEAT). Dr. Basu will explore how extreme heat affects the experiences of people who walk, bike, and use transit by combining urban microclimate modeling with transportation modeling. This effort builds on recent work Dr. Basu has been doing at the intersection of transportation planning and climate resilience. Dr. Basu will be developing urban microclimate datasets and exploring regional human mobility datasets for the Boston metropolitan area, while also thinking about scalability and transferability to other regions.
Dr. Basu seeks an undergraduate student that will focus on the transportation modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills:
◆ Prior experience with "big" datasets (> 10 GB)
◆ Experience with relational databases and SQL (e.g., using PostgreSQL, PostGIS)
◆ Demonstrated ability to clean, summarize, and analyze large datasets (e.g., using R, Python etc.)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., CUDA Python)
Please apply via this link: https://forms.gle/fsVydLUPYytxTcQv9
APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
Dr. Basu seeks an undergraduate student that will focus on the transportation modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills:
◆ Prior experience with "big" datasets (> 10 GB)
◆ Experience with relational databases and SQL (e.g., using PostgreSQL, PostGIS)
◆ Demonstrated ability to clean, summarize, and analyze large datasets (e.g., using R, Python etc.)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., CUDA Python)
Please apply via this link: https://forms.gle/fsVydLUPYytxTcQv9
APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
Up to 20 hours per week
Remote, with some in-person meetings
NO
$15.00~$18.00
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Graduate Research Assistant: Remote Sensing
2025-01-06
2025-05-14
Sei Yoshioka-Cefalo
School of City & Regional Planning Assistant Professor, Dr. Rounaq Basu is working on an interdisciplinary project on climate-adaptive transportation titled 'NEUTRALIZING ONEROUS HEAT EFFECTS ON ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION' (NO-HEAT). Dr. Basu will explore how extreme heat affects the experiences of people who walk, bike, and use transit by combining urban microclimate modeling with transportation modeling. This effort builds on recent work Dr. Basu has been doing at the intersection of transportation planning and climate resilience. Dr. Basu will be developing urban microclimate datasets and exploring regional human mobility datasets for the Boston metropolitan area, while also thinking about scalability and transferability to other regions.
Dr. Basu seeks a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) that will focus on the urban microclimate modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills:
◆ Prior experience with geospatial data, especially raster data
◆ Experience with Remote Sensing data (SVF, NDVI, mean radiant temperature, UTCI)
◆ Demonstrated ability to work with large datasets (regional scale, < 5 meter resolution)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., using CUDA Python)
PLEASE APPLY VIA THIS LINK: https://forms.gle/fsVydLUPYytxTcQv9
APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
Dr. Basu seeks a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) that will focus on the urban microclimate modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills:
◆ Prior experience with geospatial data, especially raster data
◆ Experience with Remote Sensing data (SVF, NDVI, mean radiant temperature, UTCI)
◆ Demonstrated ability to work with large datasets (regional scale, < 5 meter resolution)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., using CUDA Python)
PLEASE APPLY VIA THIS LINK: https://forms.gle/fsVydLUPYytxTcQv9
APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
15 hours per week
Remote, with some in-person meetings
NO
Master's-level: $1,189 per month; Ph.D.-level: $2,302 per month
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Graduate Research Assistant: Big Data Analytics
2025-01-06
2025-05-14
Sei Yoshioka-Cefalo
School of City & Regional Planning Assistant Professor, Dr. Rounaq Basu is working on an interdisciplinary project on climate-adaptive transportation titled 'NEUTRALIZING ONEROUS HEAT EFFECTS ON ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION' (NO-HEAT). Dr. Basu will explore how extreme heat affects the experiences of people who walk, bike, and use transit by combining urban microclimate modeling with transportation modeling. This effort builds on recent work Dr. Basu has been doing at the intersection of transportation planning and climate resilience. Dr. Basu will be developing urban microclimate datasets and exploring regional human mobility datasets for the Boston metropolitan area, while also thinking about scalability and transferability to other regions.
Dr. Basu seeks a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) that will focus on the transportation modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills.
◆ Prior experience with "big" datasets (> 10 GB)
◆ Experience with relational databases and SQL (e.g., using PostgreSQL, PostGIS)
◆ Demonstrated ability to clean, summarize, and analyze large datasets (e.g., using R, Python etc.)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., CUDA Python)
PLEASE APPLY VIA THIS LINK: https://forms.gle/gsRFvRCUGVd8g8b37
APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED VIA EMAIL
Dr. Basu seeks a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) that will focus on the transportation modeling component of the project and possess some of the following skills.
◆ Prior experience with "big" datasets (> 10 GB)
◆ Experience with relational databases and SQL (e.g., using PostgreSQL, PostGIS)
◆ Demonstrated ability to clean, summarize, and analyze large datasets (e.g., using R, Python etc.)
◆ Experience with / Interest in parallel processing (e.g., CUDA Python)
PLEASE APPLY VIA THIS LINK: https://forms.gle/gsRFvRCUGVd8g8b37
APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED VIA EMAIL
15 hours per week
Remote, with some in-person meetings
NO
Master's-level: $1,189 per month; Ph.D.-level: $2,302 per month
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