King County Hiring Undergrads for Scientists in Training Program
King County is launching a new program to prepare two undergraduate students from King County communities for early-career positions at environmental science agencies.
The basics: This is a paid ($24.77/hr), full-time (40 hrs/week) summer job working alongside career environmental scientists to learn hands-on field safety, research, and professional skills. In addition to on-the-job training, you’ll have access to a Career Pathways Coach to turn your goals into future opportunities.
Who can apply: This program is open to students actively enrolled at an undergraduate educational institution. Priority consideration will be given to students from King County communities either attending community colleges in Washington State or from the Washington State Opportunity Scholarship Program at Washington universities. We value diverse perspectives and life experiences and encourage undergraduates of all backgrounds to apply.
For details: Check out the job announcement.
How to apply: Complete the application form by April 3rd. Click submit and you’re done! In mid-April, we will email you with news. We will interview selected applicants April 20-24th. By May 1st, you’ll know if you have the job.
Want to know more about our team and the work we do? Check out our blog and website.
If you have questions: email sciencecareers@kingcounty.gov