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Job title: BERN Engineering Intern Robert Bosch LLC
Location: Anderson, SC 4005 Miranda Avenue
Term: Summer, 2013 Palo Alto, CA 94304
Degree/Major: BS/Mechanical Engineering [email protected]
www.BERNprogram.com

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:

 Track CO2 reduction projects using FCM/TEF3 A3s
 Evaluate equipment/system energy consumption
 Research funding opportunities for CO2 reduction projects
 Track and project facility CO2 emissions
 Evaluate energy recovery systems for waste heat
 Research energy efficient facility systems (i.e. chilled water,

compressed air, etc.)

Qualifications:
Background in the following academic areas: Heat transfer, thermodynamics,
and psychometrics; good communication skills; self-motivated; basic
understanding of equipment and system drawings’ proficient in Microsoft
Excel and Power Point

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: BERN Development Intern – Oxygen Sensors

Location: Anderson, SC Page 2 of 17

Term: Summer, 2013

Degree/Major: BS, MS, or PhD / Ceramic Engineering or Material Science

Job Description:
Work on development team which is developing a second generation thermal
shock resistant automotive oxygen sensor. The chosen intern will perform
engineering tasks to choose and evaluate new materials and processes and
evaluate their use in oxygen sensors to support meeting team goals.
Team goals are: 1. Reduce energy usage by replacing Atmospheric Plasma
Spray system (high electricity and argon demand) which is used to apply a
sensor element coating to improve thermal shock resistance. 2. Reduce raw
material usage (overspray material is waste). 3. Improve shock resistance of
oxygen sensors.

Qualifications:

 Ability to design, perform and analyze experiments
 Knowledge of materials properties, particularly at high temperatures
 Knowledge of and experience working with ceramic processing

technologies and materials and functional testing equipment

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities only: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: BERN Development Intern – Oxygen Sensors Page 3 of 17
Location: Anderson, SC
Term: Summer, 2013
Degree/Major: BS, MS, or PhD / Ceramic Engineering or Material Science

Job Description:
The Oxygen Sensors Development Intern will participate in development of
new oxygen sensor design to increase fuel efficiency and decrease
emissions. Develop component fabrication concepts. Develop assembly
concepts. Develop and evaluate requirements, component design concepts
and assembly processes.

Qualifications:
 Ability to create test plans.
 Ability to collect, organize and analyze data.
 Develop recommendations based on data.
 Ability to write reports and prepare presentations.
 Ability to lead workshops for idea generation.
 Knowledge of manufacturing and assembly operations.
 Basic knowledge of metals, plastics and ceramics.
 Ability to evaluate thermal and structural loadings of components.
 Knowledge of plastic forming and joining methods.

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Mechanical Design Product Development Intern Page 4 of 17
Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Term: Summer, 2013
Degree/Major: BS/Mechanical Engineering

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:

 Assisting new product development for Water source heat
pump geothermal products with inverter technology

 Technical writing for new products
 Testing and developing reports
 Assisting and follow through with prototype
 Working with Engineering lab technicians and development

team

Qualifications:
Strong mechanical design knowledge and knowledge of thermal technology
Preferred; strong ability to communicate orally and written with various levels
within the organization; project leadership experience; self-motivated; must
have ability to work with a team and independently.

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: System Engineering Intern – Engine Controls Page 5 of 17
Location: Farmington Hills, MI
Term: Summer, 2013
Degree/Major: MS/Ph.D. in Mechanical/Electrical/Aerospace Engineering
with Controls focus

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
The System Engineering Intern in Engine Controls will be involved in the
development of engine management system with focus on the engine air path
system controls, which enables advanced combustion concepts and thus
results in improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. Major tasks
include (a) simulation / experimental based system dynamics analysis for a
gasoline direct injection engine equipped with turbocharger, external EGR,
advanced cam valvetrain; and (b) development, implementation, and
validation of proposed control algorithms via simulation or engine-level
experiments.

Qualifications:
Proficient with Matlab / Simulink; Experience with Powertrain Modeling /
Simulations / Control; Good written and oral communication skills; Skills with
GT-Power and Rapid Prototyping software preferred.

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: System Engineering Intern – Powertrain Simulations and Controls Page 6 of 17
Location: Farmington Hills, MI
Term: Summer, 2013
Degree/Major: Enrolled student in MS or Ph.D. in
Mechanical/Electrical/Aerospace Engineering with Controls focus

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
The System Engineering Intern in Powertrain Simulations & Controls will be
involved in the development of powertrain control system with focus on the
energy management of a hybrid vehicle, resulting in improved fuel efficiency
and reduced emissions. Major tasks include (a) simulation-based vehicle-
level analysis to optimize strategies in a mild-hybrid vehicle, (b) evaluation of
its potential benefits on fuel economy and emissions, and (c) design
controllers to realize and validate the benefits via simulations.

Qualifications:
Proficient with Matlab & Simulink; Experience with Powertrain Modeling,
Simulations, and Control; Good written and oral communication skills; Skills
with GT-Power and Rapid Prototyping software preferred;

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Stationary Storage Device Testing and Analysis
Location: Palo Alto, CA
Term: Summer, 2013

Degree/Major: BS/Electrical, mechanical or chemical engineering Page 7 of 17

Established in 2011, Bosch Energy Storage Solutions (BESS) is developing systems
for the stationary energy storage market. These systems can reduce greenhouse gas
emissions by enabling higher penetration of renewable energy, decreasing the need
for peaker plants and facilitating electrification of rural and remote areas in emerging
markets. Come join a dynamic, multi-disciplinary, international team in our goal of a
greener planet.

Job Description:
This position is a unique opportunity to work with a variety of cutting-edge stationary
energy storage technologies, learn about techniques for analyzing battery
performance, and work in the early stages of a growing business for Bosch.
Specific tasks will include:
1) On a daily basis, analyze raw data from battery testing using baseline MATLAB
software already developed by the BESS team.
2) As needed to fix bugs or add new capabilities, modify or add to the software. 3)
Maintain a current set of figures for each battery with the latest test results.

4) Present results to technology evaluation team

Qualifications:
 Strong knowledge of MATLAB, including file i/o, different data storage
methods, matrix operations, and graphical user interfaces.
 An understanding of basic electrical engineering principles (such as
those taught in an entry-level electrical engineering or electronics
course).
 Experience and enthusiasm for working in a team environment.
 Training in and/or experience with electrochemical systems
(batteries, fuel cells, industrial processes, etc.) a plus, but not
required.

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Business Development Intern for Stationary Energy Storage
Location: Palo Alto, CA
Term: Summer, 2013

Degree/Major: Masters level in engineering, business, economics or social science; Page 8 of 17

MBA preferred

Established in 2011, Bosch Energy Storage Solutions (BESS) is developing systems
for the stationary energy storage market. These systems can reduce greenhouse gas
emissions by enabling higher penetration of renewable energy, decreasing the need
for peaker plants and facilitating electrification of rural and remote areas in emerging
markets. Come join a dynamic, multi-disciplinary, international team in our goal of a
greener planet.

Job Description:
 Define strategy for business and sales channel development in the
US for Stationary Energy Storage systems ranging from 1 kW to
100 MW scale-battery deployments for utility, industrial or
commercial operators.
 Responsible for market intelligence in the US: Analysis of
regulations and market trends, competitor and customer
intelligence, market modeling.
 Acquire projects with relevant customers groups.
 Represent Bosch interests at associations and regulatory decision
making bodies.
 Participate at trade show events.
 Close interaction with business development team in Germany and
technical team in Palo Alto.

Qualifications:
 Master degree in engineering, business, economics or social science.
 M.B.A preferred.
 Experience in Energy Markets.
 Strong analytical and market research skills.
 Self-sufficient, proactive, structured and efficient work style. Capable
of team collaboration, highly motivated to innovate and identify
practical solutions to problems. Excellent mental flexibility and
creativity.
 Customer-focused and engaging, highly motivated personality with
entrepreneurship-spirit; readiness to walk the extra mile.

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:

[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an
eight year, 10 million dollar project aimed at promoting energy research and
education. For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: System Engineering Intern – Embedded Software
Location: Farmington Hills, MI
Term: Summer, 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student in MS or PhD program in Electrical/Computer Page 9 of 17
Engineering

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:

 Develop embedded software functions using block diagram
modeling tools (Matlab/Simulink and ASCET)

 Match engine sensors and actuators to an existing embedded
control unit hardware schematic

 Integrate and test embedded software on a hardware-in-the-
loop platform

 Write low-level microcontroller drivers in C for new engine
actuators

 Participate in team meetings to define or clarify requirements
 Review and release software functions to the internal version

control database
Qualifications:

 Computer architecture
 Microcontrollers
 Operating systems
 C programming language
 Electronics (reading and understanding schematics)
 Control systems
 Matlab / Simulink or other high-level graphical modeling tool
 Hardware-in-the-loop simulators like ETAS ES1000 or dSpace

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Application Engineer – Powertrain Electrification HEV/PHEV/EV

Location: Lake Orion, MI
Term: Summer, 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student BS/MS program in Mechanical or Electrical Page 10 of 17
Engineering

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:

 Support Application of EV Components for Production
Program: Hands-on vehicle work, software downloading,
vehicle troubleshooting

 Support technical customer meetings
Qualifications:

 Mechanical or electrical curriculum
 Ability to work independently on given tasks
 Understanding of Bosch Tools (ETAS, INCA, CANoe, etc.) a

plus
 Understanding of Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Components a plus

(e-machines, inverters)
 Excellent written/oral communications
 Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Powerpoint, etc)

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Market Research – Powertrain Electrification HEV/PHEV/EV
Location: Lake Orion, MI
Term: Summer, 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student in BS/MS program in Marketing or Technical Page 11 of 17
Field

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:

 Research Current/Future HEV/PHEV/EV technology for the NA
market: Identify future HEV/PHEV/EV vehicles and how it
relates to Bosch portfolio, market competitors in NA

 Identify future market trends in future government legislation –
CAFÉ requirements ZEV targets, relationship to global
legislation

 Research future market for charging infrastructure –
understanding of technology, future plans for technology rollout

Qualifications:
 Technology background preferred
 Excellent written and oral communication
 Ability to research technical topics (Internet)
 Market Analysis/marketing major
 Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel/Powerpoint etc)

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Connected Light Node Hardware Development Intern

Location: Plymouth, MI Page 12 of 17

Term: Spring or Summer 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student in BS/MS program in Electrical Engineering

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:

Assist electronic hardware development team with design and release
of Connected Light Node ballast variants. Tasks may include circuit
simulation and calculations, sample build preparation and modification,
testing, and preparing release documents.

Connected Light Node ballasts are high efficiency, high reliability
lighting ballasts intended for industrial and commercial applications.
Initial products will target connection to AC grid. Later products target
DC Micogrid applications which facilitate connection to renewable
energy sources such as wind and solar power.

Qualifications:

Minimum: Ability to use Microsoft Word and Excel. Ability to read
electronic schematics. Knowledge of basic electronic circuit operation,
including resistors, capacitors, diodes, and transistors. Familiarity with
electronic components, including MOSFETs, inductors, capacitors.

Preferred: Knowledge of switchmode power supplies including buck
and boost converters. PSpice, LTSpice, Mathcad, MATLAB, PLECS,
Power 4-5-6.

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: DC Microgrid Intern

Location: Plymouth, MI Page 13 of 17

Term: Spring or Summer 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student in BS/MS program in Electrical Engineering

Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:

Assist DC Microgrid Engineer with continued installation and test of DC
Microgrid tasks. Tasks may include circuit simulation and calculations,
modification, testing, and documentation.

Projects may include, but are not limited to:
Bosch Plymouth MI internal Microgrid to gain experience
Department of Defence projects
Current customer project in Jackson MI, and future customer projects.

DC Microgrid applications which facilitate connection to renewable
energy sources such as wind and solar power.

Qualifications:

Minimum: Ability to use Microsoft Word and Excel. Ability to read
electronic schematics. Knowledge of basic electronic circuit operation.

Preferred: Knowledge regarding general power grids or DC Microgrids.
Experience simulating, designing, or installing power grids, calculating
installation costs.

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]
What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Marketing Analyst Intern: Energy Efficiency – Smart Grid,

Lighting, Wireless Control Page 14 of 17

Location: Plymouth, MI

Term: Summer 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student in BS/MS program Science,Technical or

Business program

Job Description:

Tasks and Responsibilities:

1. Analyze Smart Grid and Lighting market.
2. Develop 10 year projection market forecast on improved efficiency
lighting technologies (LED, DC, induction, CCFL, other) and control
systems.
3. Market price development, value proposition, product cost life cycle.

4. Sector analysis (commercial, industrial, defense, municipal).

Qualifications:

Knowledge: Demonstrated technical background
Skill set: Strong organization, analytical and communication skills

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Business Strategy Intern

Location: San Mateo, CA Page 15 of 17

Term: Summer 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student in MBA program

Job Description:

Tasks and Responsibilities:

 Perform US PV market evaluation including competitive

environment, customer segment analysis, and technology and

product trends.

 Pricing analysis for PV projects and modules and forecast of

US price trends

 Explore new market growth opportunities for PV products and

develop a business plan for integrating PV into the Smart home

and smart grid

 Analyze the competitive landscape in the PV downstream

value chain and determine the M&A and go to market

strategies for these companies.

Qualifications:
 The candidate should have a strategy/marketing background
and should be pursuing an MBA
 Candidate should have a good understanding of the US solar
market and understand the structure of the incentives and
rebates in various states
 Background in the US PV industry or renewable energy
industry is highly preferred
 Strong analytical and quantitative skills
 Ability to analyze key variables and assumptions in models for
pricing analysis
 Strong interpersonal skills, including the ability to communicate
effectively in person, over the telephone and via email

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program? The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an
eight year, 10 million dollar project aimed at promoting energy research and
education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Sales Development Internship

Location: San Mateo, CA Page 16 of 17

Term: Spring or Summer 2013

Degree/Major: Enrolled student in MBA program

Job Description:

Tasks and Responsibilities:
 Evaluate PV solar markets, rebates and incentives
 Deep analysis on utility tariffs and billing
 Site evaluation and analysis on project sites
 Assistance with real estate control issues; utility research and
interconnection
 Assist project development team on any other needed tasks

Qualifications:

 Highly analytical; excellent Excel skills
 Excellent communication skills – verbal and written
 Financial model knowledge a huge plus
 Understands complex project development dynamics
 Team player
 Solar or wind project experience a plus
 Enrolled in an MBA program

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com

Job title: Energy Engineering Internship

Location: Charleston, SC Page 17 of 17

Term: Summer 2013

Degree/Major: BS/Engineering

Job Description:

Tasks and Responsibilities:

 Participates in assessment of energy use practices

 Input and track improvement opportunities to reduce energy

 Calculates cost based on improvement ideas

 Usage of energy auditing tools, such as thermal camera,

ultrasonic leak detector, and electrical meters

 Create presentations and reports based on improvement

opportunities, best practices and education

 Support production/engineering groups with energy knowledge

in implementing projects

 Research and introduction of new energy technologies or

processes

Qualifications:
 Progress toward a BS in engineering (enrolled student)
 Basic knowledge of energy topics within an industrial setting;
compressed air systems, basic electrical concepts, basic
mechanical knowledge (pumps, motors, valves etc)
 Basic knowledge of engineering concepts including pressure,
flow and heat transfer
 Computer skills, especially MicroSoft PowerPoint and Excel
 Communication/Presentation skills
 Motivation, willingness to learn
 Dependability, adaptability, flexibility

We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.

To apply please send email with resume to:
[email protected]

What is the BERN Program?

The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.

For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com