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Intern – Science Engagement and Oversight – Evolution of Borealis Planitia, Mercury
European Space Agency - ESA. Investigate the relationship between hollows, pitted ground, and their parent smooth plains unit on Mercury .
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates strong analytical skills in geosciences, particularly in the context of planetary sciences and the geology of Mercury. Proficient in GIS for analyzing image and spectral data, with a keen interest in scientific research and collaboration with international teams.
Highest-signal resume keywords
GIS AnalysisGeosciences BackgroundPlanetary Sciences InterestScientific Research InterestLanguage Proficiency in English or French
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Hard Skills
GISImage AnalysisSpectral Data AnalysisGeology KnowledgeRemote Sensing Data Familiarity
Industry Keywords
Mercury GeologyBepiColombo MissionsVolcanic Material EvolutionSpatial Distribution AnalysisESA Member State Nationality
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesRemote Sensing
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Investigate the relationship between hollows, pitted ground, and their parent smooth plains unit on Mercury
- Use GIS to analyse image and spectral data
- Decipher how pitted ground and hollows evolved over time based on their spatial distribution
- Contribute to understanding the evolution of Mercury's volcanic material
- Provide context for BepiColombo's MPO and MIO missions
- Help refine targets for the extended phase of the mission, particularly in Borealis Planitia's Vallis and surrounding areas
- Work directly with members of the BepiColombo science team
Requirements
What you’ll need- Must be a university student, preferably in the final or second-to-last year of a Master's-level university course
- Must be able to prove enrollment at university for the entire internship duration
- Good knowledge of English or French required
- Knowledge of another ESA Member State language is an asset
- Background in geosciences
- Competency using GIS
- Familiarity with remote sensing data useful but not essential
- Knowledge of Mercury geology desired but not essential
- Interest in Planetary Sciences
- Interest in Scientific Research
- Applicants must be nationals of an eligible ESA Member State, Canada as a Cooperating State, or Bulgaria, Croatia, or Malta as European Cooperating States
Benefits
Comp & perks- Equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, equity and inclusiveness
- Necessary workplace support and recruitment assistance for individuals with disabilities
- Opportunity to work directly with BepiColombo science team members
- Opportunity to observe a planetary mission as the science campaign commences