We are looking for Middlebury undergraduate students located in the United States to work remotely on:

Databases, website publications including the CNS and NTI websites, fact sheets, and analytical issue briefs. Geolocation of WMD facilities worldwide Development of country and entity profiles Collating images of missiles and other WMD-relevant objects while tracking sources and copyright restrictions Developing case studies of illicit trade and procurement based on court cases, etc. Maintaining and providing content for a WordPress site related to trading compliance (export controls, sanctions, etc.)

Undergraduate Research Assistants will have opportunities to work on critical issues involving the proliferation of nuclear, chemical & biological weapons, ballistic missiles and strategies for their control, WMD terrorism, and space security issues. GRAs are paid on an hourly basis and typically work 10-15 hours a week.

CNS provides a range of research opportunities with various funding sources.  Individuals hired to work under Federal Contracts containing the FAR 52.222-54 clause will be subject to E-Verify.