NASA Lunar Dust Mitigation Intern 2027: Apply for a Hands-On Undergraduate Research Internship at NASA Glenn Research Center | Cleveland, United States
Company/Recruiter: NASA Glenn Research Center
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Opportunity type
Job
Location
United States of America, Ohio, Cleveland
Work arrangement
Location-based; remote work not stated
Compensation
Not disclosed
Employer
NASA Glenn Research Center
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Role shape: Responsibility-led role with a detailed skills profile.
Evidence to prepare: Connect your CV or portfolio to Currently enrolled undergraduate student in materials engineering, aerospace engineering, or materials science; Strong academic performance and coursework foundation. Use one concrete example that shows you can Conduct laboratory experiments on coatings and materials for lunar dust protection.
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Job Overview
This full-time, in-person internship is based at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Interns will participate in cutting-edge research addressing lunar dust mitigation, combining theoretical knowledge with practical laboratory experience in a collaborative, professional environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct laboratory experiments on coatings and materials for lunar dust protection
- Operate and maintain vacuum systems and specialized research equipment
- Analyze experimental data and contribute to technical reports
- Support materials characterization and testing procedures
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams on lunar technology development
- Document findings and present results to research staff
Requirements
- Currently enrolled undergraduate student in materials engineering, aerospace engineering, or materials science
- Strong academic performance and coursework foundation
- Demonstrated interest in laboratory research and space exploration
- Ability to work full-time on-site at the Cleveland facility
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills
What We Offer
- Direct mentorship from NASA scientists and engineers
- Hands-on experience with advanced aerospace research equipment
- Opportunity to contribute to lunar exploration initiatives
- Professional networking within NASA and aerospace industry
- Valuable resume-building experience for aerospace careers
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