The Interdisciplinary Research Institutes are looking for part-time help with IT Support. We maintain a heterogeneous network consisting of Windows, Mac OS, and Linux systems.

This job entails user support, diagnosing hardware, software, and network problems, configuring, installing, and maintaining laptops, workstations, and servers, packaging software, and some AV and printer support. We utilize remote desktop tools and receive request via ticketing systems. We work with a wide variety of IT and non-IT staff and faculty across campus. Generally, we do whatever is necessary to keep people up and running. Basic computer knowledge and hardware troubleshooting background is of high interest. The most important quality is a willingness to learn and a commitment to building positive client relationships.

We support users and labs across whose locations range from the Coda area to the Carbon-Neutral Energy Solutions Lab area. Traveling across campus is an important requirement.

The level of commitment would be around 10-20 hours per week if a student is taking classes. Full-time work is desired during breaks but not required. Hourly rates are competitive. The work environment is relaxed. Work times are flexible but the individual must be reliable. We need availability during the week from 8 AM to 5 PM. No weekend support required.

The Campus Recreation Center is seeking students to serve as lifeguards for the McAuley Aquatic Center and Crawford pools for summer and year-round. The Georgia Tech Aquatics Facilities have a long history as a premier facility in the nation for hosting events and swim meets. The 50 meter competition pool and 17-ft dive pool were originally constructed for the 1996 Olympics. Today, the McAuley Aquatic Center is the choice for more than 50 annual local, regional, and national events. With a staff of 80 team members and the aquatics facilities open most days from 5:30am-10pm, there is a large amount of flexibility in scheduling. We offer early morning, mid-morning, afternoon, evening and weekend shifts. Guards receive an additional $4/hr extra for swim meet shifts.

Getting started is easy! Simply apply online, attend an interview (either our open slots at 5pm Tuesdays or individually scheduled), and attend/pass one of our lifeguard certification classes.

REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS

• Lifeguard must possess a valid American Red Cross Lifeguarding Certification.

We offer this certification class monthly at the McAuley Aquatic Center for no cost to offered employees. All materials will be provided for the course included in your course fee. The course is a blend of 8 hrs of online modules and 22.5 hours of in-class/pool instruction, typically done Thurs-Sun.

QUALIFICATIONS TO TAKE LIFEGUARD CLASS
An individual must be at least 16 years of age or older and be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required to enter the course and must be demonstrated prior to class participation.

• Lifeguard candidate must be able to continuously swim a distance of 200 yards (without resting) using the front crawl and/or breaststroke. The candidate must stop after 150 yards, tread water without the use of hands for 2 minutes, and then continue swimming for 50 yards.
• Lifeguard candidate must be able to recover a 10 pound weight from 11’ feet down and swim with it on their back for 20 yards. The candidate must get out of the water in under 1:40s.
• Lifeguard candidate must be able to recover a 10 pound weight from eight feet (17') water depth
• All required uniforms for this position are provided by the CRC as part of your employment
• Team members must make their own accommodations for parking


NON-GEORGIA TECH/USG STUDENTS
• Non-Georgia Tech and University System of Georgia (USG) students may apply but may fall into a different employment classification that limits the allowable term of their employment to less than one year.

• All employment is at-will in accordance with state guidelines.

The Climate Risk & Extreme Events Dynamics Group at the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Tech, is seeking a highly motivated upper-level undergraduate or graduate student for a full-time Summer Research Assistant position. The selected candidate will contribute to cutting-edge research at the intersection of machine learning (ML) and climate impact modeling, with a focus on extreme weather events such as hurricanes.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and implement state-of-the-art machine learning models, including but not limited to Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Long Short-Term Memory networks (LSTMs), Transformers, Diffusion Models, Graph Neural Networks (GNNs), and Reinforcement Learning, applied to climate-related datasets.
• Process, curate, and analyze large-scale datasets related to hurricanes and their associated hazards.
• Run climate-impact simulations; document code, methodologies, and results for reproducibility.
• Contribute to the preparation of scientific manuscripts and project reports.

Qualifications:
• Currently enrolled as an upper-level undergraduate or graduate student in Computer Science or a closely related field.
• Strong programming skills in Python, with prior experience developing and implementing machine learning models at an advanced level.
• Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a multidisciplinary research team.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Important: This is a technically demanding position. Applicants must demonstrate advanced proficiency in machine learning. If you do not have significant experience in this area, we kindly ask that you do not apply.

Application Instructions:
Interested candidates should email the following materials to Dr. Ali Sarhadi (sarhadi@gatech.edu):
• Resume or CV
• Brief cover letter (max 1 page) describing your interest in the position and relevant experience
• Contact information for two references

Application Deadline: May 14th, 2025

Additional Information:
This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to real-world research on climate extremes using modern computational techniques. Candidates who are planning to pursue graduate studies in climate science, data science, or environmental informatics will find this experience particularly valuable. Preference may be given to upper-level computer science undergraduates with strong academic records and a demonstrated interest in climate-related research.
We strongly encourage enthusiastic, skilled, and mission-driven applicants who are eager to tackle climate change challenges through innovative research.