NSWC Dahlgren Code A10 Professional and Scientific Support
Join Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) code A10 a Physical Scientist (1301-series). Program duration is flexible: 180 days standard, or 90 days for participants with relevant experience or specific training needs.This SkillBridge internship offers a unique opportunity for transitioning service members with a background in physics, math, engineering, or related sciences to contribute to scientific modeling, test analysis, system safety, and data evaluation efforts across a variety of Department of Defense (DoD) platforms. As a Scientific Modeling and Analysis Intern, you will work alongside senior scientists and engineers to assess system performance, model environmental effects, support electromagnetic compatibility testing, and participate in vulnerability and lethality analysis for weapons systems. This program provides valuable experience in applying scientific principles to real-world defense applications.
ABOUT THE JOB
The SkillBridge intern will support scientific modeling, test analysis, system safety, and data evaluation efforts across a variety of DoD platforms. Interns will work alongside senior scientists and engineers to assess system performance, model environmental effects, support electromagnetic compatibility testing, or participate in vulnerability and lethality analysis for weapons systems.This opportunity is ideal for transitioning service members with degrees in physics, math, engineering, or related sciences.Responsibilities include but limited to:• Support modeling and simulation (M&S) of missile, combat, or electromagnetic systems• Assist with data gathering, test planning, and scientific analysis• Evaluate system effects from environmental factors (EMI, radiation, weather)• Contribute to safety documentation, risk assessments, or vulnerability studies• Participate in integrated product teams, technical working groups, and test events• Prepare technical briefs, documentation, and visualizations of findings
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Support modeling and simulation (M&S) of missile, combat, or electromagnetic systems
- Assist with data gathering, test planning, and scientific analysis
- Evaluate system effects from environmental factors (EMI, radiation, weather)
- Contribute to safety documentation, risk assessments, or vulnerability studies
- Participate in integrated product teams, technical working groups, and test events
- Prepare technical briefs, documentation, and visualizations of findings
QUALIFICATIONS
- Current participant of the Department of Defense SkillBridge Program
- Bachelor’s degree in Science, Math, or Data Science
- Must be a US Citizen
- Must be determined suitable for federal employment
ADDITIONAL ELIGIBILITY
- Current participant of the Department of Defense SkillBridge Program - Bachelor’s degree in Science, Math, or Data Science - Must be a US Citizen. - Must be determined suitable for federal employment.
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Length of Training: Up to 24 weeks (based on separation timeline: 180/120/90 days)Timeline: 12-24 weeks.To Apply: please use the link provided below to complete the NAVSEA Skillbridge Application: https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/W75x7bAq6H Once submitted please email your resume to NAVSEA_ENTERPRISE_SKILLBRIDGE@us.navy.mil