FAQs
What are the educational requirements for the internship?
The minimum education requirement is a High School Diploma or G.E.D.
What majors are preferred for this internship?
The ideal candidates are chemistry, biology, engineering, and water resources majors.
What is the pay rate for this internship?
Pay for full-time students ranges from $14.00 to $19.00 per hour, depending on their education level.
Is there any flexibility in the work schedule?
Yes, the laboratory operates 7 days a week, and there is an option to work on Saturdays and Sundays as well.
Are there any driving requirements for this position?
Yes, candidates must possess a valid New Mexico Driver's License or a valid Driver's License from another state, which must be converted to New Mexico within one month.
What type of work will interns be doing in the laboratory?
Interns will help support daily operations, assist in data review and data management, method research and development, calibration and verification, inventory, statistical analysis, and special projects as assigned.
Is there an opportunity for non-students to apply?
Yes, non-students or those not enrolled in school full-time can apply, with pay based on their highest education level.
What is the maximum hourly wage offered for this internship?
The maximum hourly wage offered for the internship is $19.00.
Can I apply if I'm only available part-time?
The job description primarily mentions full-time students, but you may inquire about part-time availability based on laboratory needs.
What type of projects can interns expect to work on?
Interns may work on special projects as assigned, which can vary based on the laboratory's current needs.