The Campus Recreation Center is seeking students to serve as lifeguards for the McAuley Aquatic Center and Crawford pools for summer and year-round. The Georgia Tech Aquatics Facilities have a long history as a premier facility in the nation for hosting events and swim meets. The 50 meter competition pool and 17-ft dive pool were originally constructed for the 1996 Olympics. Today, the McAuley Aquatic Center is the choice for more than 50 annual local, regional, and national events. With a staff of 80 team members and the aquatics facilities open most days from 5:30am-10pm, there is a large amount of flexibility in scheduling. We offer early morning, mid-morning, afternoon, evening and weekend shifts. Guards receive an additional $4/hr extra for swim meet shifts.

Getting started is easy! Simply apply online, attend an interview (either our open slots at 5pm Tuesdays or individually scheduled), and attend/pass one of our lifeguard certification classes.

REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS

• Lifeguard must possess a valid American Red Cross Lifeguarding Certification.

We offer this certification class monthly at the McAuley Aquatic Center for no cost to offered employees. All materials will be provided for the course included in your course fee. The course is a blend of 8 hrs of online modules and 22.5 hours of in-class/pool instruction, typically done Thurs-Sun.

QUALIFICATIONS TO TAKE LIFEGUARD CLASS
An individual must be at least 16 years of age or older and be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required to enter the course and must be demonstrated prior to class participation.

• Lifeguard candidate must be able to continuously swim a distance of 200 yards (without resting) using the front crawl and/or breaststroke. The candidate must stop after 150 yards, tread water without the use of hands for 2 minutes, and then continue swimming for 50 yards.
• Lifeguard candidate must be able to recover a 10 pound weight from 11’ feet down and swim with it on their back for 20 yards. The candidate must get out of the water in under 1:40s.
• Lifeguard candidate must be able to recover a 10 pound weight from eight feet (17') water depth
• All required uniforms for this position are provided by the CRC as part of your employment
• Team members must make their own accommodations for parking


NON-GEORGIA TECH/USG STUDENTS
• Non-Georgia Tech and University System of Georgia (USG) students may apply but may fall into a different employment classification that limits the allowable term of their employment to less than one year.

• All employment is at-will in accordance with state guidelines.

Project Background:
The ‘Neutralizing Onerous Heat Effects on Active Transportation’ (NO-HEAT) project is a multi-year interdisciplinary initiative led by Prof. Rounaq Basu at the Georgia Tech Center for Urban Resilience and Analytics (CURA). The project blends climate science with transportation planning to adopt a community-rooted, data-driven approach through which we can identify locations and communities that are most at risk of being exposed to extreme heat while walking, biking, and using public transportation. In addition to high-resolution computational analytics and modeling, we are also developing decision-support tools that can aid residents in traveling safely and inform planning and investment decisions that enhance the resilience of communities.

We have been working in the Boston metropolitan region thus far and will be launching this in Atlanta over the next few weeks. One of the new elements of this project is to collect field data on extreme heat and air quality across different neighborhoods in Atlanta. These field measurements will help us ground-truth our urban microclimate model simulations and also provide valuable insight into how different communities experience different perceived temperature and air quality levels.

You can read more about the project here:
https://resilience.research.gatech.edu/feature/no-heat-initiative-tackles-climate-inequity-one-street-time
https://vip.gatech.edu/teams/vz2
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Position Description:
As we launch our field data collection effort in Atlanta, we are looking for a Data Collection Coordinator. This individual will coordinate data collection efforts with volunteers across different days and sites. They will provide an orientation to first-time volunteers, keep track of the heat and air quality sensors, and validate the data after the completion of a walk/bike audit. Our plan is to first run a pilot on the Georgia Tech campus before we head out to different neighborhoods across Atlanta. You will have the opportunity to learn more about climate sensors and field data collection, while also building relationships with CBOs and public agencies in the Atlanta area that are working on advancing heat resilience and sustainable transportation.
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Position Requirements:
• This is an in-person position. We will provide office space to this individual at CURA, which will also serve as a “headquarters” for this data collection effort.
• Prior project coordination and/or management experience is necessary.
• Good communication skills and an ability to multitask is expected.
• We expect this individual to be organized and keep track of sensor check-outs, site visits, and logged datasets diligently.
• This individual will meet with Prof. Rounaq Basu at least once every week.
• This individual may need to accompany volunteers on some site visits, especially ones in or closer to the Georgia Tech campus.
• Prior experience with field data collection is an added bonus.
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Compensation:
This position is a limited-time position with a start date of July 21, 2025 and an end date of August 29, 2025. The position is for 15 hours per week with a compensation rate of $15-20 per hour.
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How To Apply:
Please fill out this Google Form by 11:59pm EST on July 15, 2025 - https://tinyurl.com/no-heat-field-data
Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.

LightningX (https://lightningx-da.com/), a startup spun out of Sharc Lab (https://sharclab.ece.gatech.edu/, supervised by Dr. Callie Hao), is looking for a software engineer to help maintain and improve LightningSim, our flagship simulation software for simulating FPGA designs using High Level Synthesis (HLS).
You will work closely with the original developer to debug issues and implement new features to make our software rock-solid and easy to use.
It is highly recommended to watch our 15-minute workshop talk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCQniXBqYjI) introducing LightningSim and explaining the architecture. You may also find the LightningSim and LightningSimV2 papers helpful, which are available on Sharc Lab website..

About the College of Design:
Georgia Institute of Technology: Director of Development II, College of Design
In 1908, Georgia Tech taught its first course in Architecture. Later in that year, a curriculum was created and organized. The first degree from the Department of Architecture was granted in 1911. After World War II, the School of Architecture was created. In the next decades, three additional programs were created – Industrial Design in 1940, City Planning in 1952, and Building Construction in 1958. In 1975, the College of Architecture was formed to house all four programs, and a doctoral program in Architecture was established in 1982. The Department of Music became the fifth academic discipline in the College of Architecture in 1991. By 2010, all five of the disciplines were growing and all of the programs were reorganized into five schools. With this sustained growth, and in an effort to reflect the commonality of the five disciplines, the College took a bold step and was renamed the College of Design.

Today, 115 years later, the College of Design is a multi-disciplinary college comprised of architects, planners, engineers, computer scientists, composers, musicians, social scientists, and design professionals who focus on design and innovation at the intersection of the arts, social sciences, and technology. The College emphasizes design, creativity, and critical analysis in all disciplines. We educate students to address the complexities and challenges of the 21st century. Our faculty and students develop new technologies and products; design, plan, and build sustainable cities and state of the art buildings; and embrace new modes of creation and artistic expression to solve global issues and enhance human well-being. The College emphasizes human-centered design in all disciplines and at all scales--from handheld digital products to smart buildings to urban cities and regions. The College’s research addresses today's most pressing human and built environment issues, including climate change, social equity, environmental degradation, accessibility, affordable housing, and health. The College is comprised of over 100 faculty and includes scholar-teachers and professors of practice who bring both academic and practical expertise to the classroom.

About the Office of Development:
The Office of Development at Georgia Tech currently consists of 88 professionals who are focused on securing transformative philanthropy (major and principal gifts) to support the strategic priorities of the Institute and its colleges, schools, and programs. For fiscal year 2022 (ending June 30, 2022), the Office of Development’s efforts resulted in over $211 million in new gifts and commitments – which helped to publicly launch Georgia Tech's largest comprehensive campaign in the Institute's history – Transforming Tomorrow: The Campaign for Georgia Tech – which is intended to bring over $2 billion in new commitments and gifts from individuals, foundations, corporations, and other organizations. One of the most significant priorities within Transforming Tomorrow is ensuring access of the brightest undergraduate, graduate, and professional students to Georgia Tech, regardless of their socioeconomic background.

Overview:
We are seeking a motivated and organized Student Assistant to join our team. This position is ideal for a college student looking to gain valuable work experience while balancing academic commitments. The primary responsibilities include archiving files, event coordination, and providing general administrative support.

Key Responsibilities:

Archiving Files:
• Scan and digitize physical documents.
• Organize and maintain digital archives.
• Shred confidential documents following proper procedures.


Inside Design Video Series
• Conduct outreach to College of Design faculty to gauge interest in participating in the Inside Design social media video series.
• Coordinate and schedule interviews, including setting up meeting times, locations, and necessary logistics.
• Stay informed on current events, research, and initiatives within the College of Design to ensure content remains relevant and engaging.
• Facilitate video recording sessions with faculty, ensuring a smooth and professional filming process.
• Edit video content in accordance with Georgia Tech’s branding and content guidelines.
• Collaborate with the College of Design media team to upload videos to YouTube.

Newsletter
• Plan, draft, and edit quarterly newsletters to highlight key updates, upcoming events, and noteworthy stories relevant to College of Design alumni and faculty.
• Ensure content aligns with major departmental events, milestones, and newsworthy achievements.
• Utilize email marketing software to format and distribute the newsletter, maintaining a professional and engaging presentation.

Event Assistance:
• Assist in planning and organizing events.
• Coordinate event logistics, including venue setup, and equipment.

Requirements:
• Currently enrolled at Georgia Tech.
• Second or third-year undergraduate student.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Ability to learn and use other program software.
• Ability to handle confidential information with integrity.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Ability to work mornings and early afternoons.
• Occasional availability for nights and weekend events.
• Flexibility to work at least 2-3 days a week, with hours accommodating a class schedule.

Benefits:
• Engagement with Georgia Tech Alumni industry professionals.
• Flexible working hours to accommodate academic commitments.
• Opportunity to gain practical experience in office administration and event coordination.
• Develop skills in time management, organization, and communication.
• Collaborative and supportive work environment.

How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit their resume, brief cover letter, and class schedule outlining their availability and relevant experience to Hollis Gerth, Development Associate at hollis.gerth@design.gatech.edu.

We look forward to welcoming a dedicated and enthusiastic College Student Assistant to our team!

GT Online Production is looking for a talented student with videography and/or video production experience to work the fall semester. Adobe Creative Cloud knowledge is a preferred skill. Work schedule is during standard class times and based on your availability.