Graduate Student Assistant - Hourly
The Smart and Small Thermal Systems (S2TS) laboratory, within the Center for Environmental Energy Engineering (CEEE) in the mechanical engineering department at the University of Maryland, is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Graduate Student Assistant for an hourly-paid student position. This role is ideal for a graduate student interested in supporting ongoing research in energy efficiency and sustainability, lab operations, and project coordination and communication.
Position Details
- Position Title: Graduate Student Assistant (Hourly)
- Department/Lab: S2TS Lab, University of Maryland
- Location: University of Maryland, College Park
- Hours per week: Initially 15 to 20 hrs per week, can expand further on mutual agreement, and based on the lab needs and the student’s availability.
- Compensation: Competitive Hourly rate in accordance with University of Maryland student employment guidelines
Key Responsibilities
- Assist with day-to-day research and administrative activities in the lab
- Support data collection, data organization, and documentation tasks
- Help prepare reports, presentations, and other supportive tasks
- Coordinate project-related communications and scheduling as needed
- Maintain accurate records and contribute to a well-organized lab environment
- Provide other project support duties assigned by the faculty advisor or lab leadership
Minimum Qualifications
- Current graduate student enrolled at the University of Maryland. Experienced undergraduate students may also be considered
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to collaborate professionally in a research or academic setting
Application Instructions
Interested applicants should submit a current resume or CV and a brief statement of interest describing relevant experience, availability, and interest in the position. Applications are reviewed as they arrive, with preference given to those who apply before the close of business on Friday September 4, 2026. The application portal will close on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. To apply, fill out the application below.
The S2TS Lab encourages applications from students with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and interests.