NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH.
We have a position listed on usajobs.gov[1] (which is not the easiest site to search) for software development here. The listing says "internship" for the hiring program, but this is really a full-time permanent position in the agency.
Hard requirements are 1) U.S. Citizenship, and 2) that you be within 2 years of graduation (pre or post) from a degree-seeking program (undergraduate or graduate).
There is no specific language for this position (though Python + scipy + numpy is probably a big plus), the preference instead is on strong general CS fundamentals and interest in solving interesting problems. Broadly speaking, the responsibilities will be to provide assistance to a variety of different research and engineering projects through software development, as need arises.
This may sound a bit vague, but I'd be happy to describe some examples in more detail if anyone would like.
I am not technically on the hiring committee, but have agreed to help staff the position. PM me if you have any questions!
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