• Support pre-sales technical discussions with customers for strategic deal development; providing technical insight on GEV products and services for nuclear controls, collecting voice of customer, responding to technical inquiries on GEV submitted proposals, conducting site surveys of existing systems, presenting case studies/demos/product solutions at industry user conferences, and providing feedback to the business’s commercial and product management organizations on control solutions that meet the customer needs in the nuclear market. • Actively listen, understand, and interpret customers’ business goals, operating objectives, and control system risks, and customize GE Vernova SCS solutions to best meet their needs. • Research and understand competitors’ regional value propositions and go to market approaches and support development of winning sales and solutions strategies. • Become regional reference point for technical queries regarding the Nuclear Industry for the Controls product line, establishing relationships with key customers. • Lead a multi-disciplinary application teams to respond to customer technical specifications for conventional nuclear, non-safety related, controls upgrades including; steam turbine controls, balance of plant controls (such as feed water level controls), generator excitation controls, HMI/network/cyber security, mechanical instrumentation, and controls lifecycle applications. • Coordinate with Controls Engineering Technical Leaders and Product Design Owners to develop clear, compliant, and competitive technical responses to customer inquiries. • Own the Technical Application Guide definition for nuclear controls applications; creating and maintaining Technical Application Guides (TAGs) which define standards for engineering design effort, material/hardware definition, technical proposal language for standard products, and overall technical quoting limits. • Support the commercialization of new product designs for nuclear controls applications, creating or revising TAGs to support the quotation of new products/applications. • Support continuous improvement of Technical Application Guides by engaging in project reviews with commercial, project management, engineering, and field service teams.

• Build software powering the next generation of intelligent humanoid robots • Work on Voice AI, Agentic AI, LLMs, VLMs, and Physical AI products • Collaborate with experts in robotics, conversational AI, embedded systems, and cloud computing • See your work deployed in real-world robotic environments • Implement high-level application software, interaction workflows, and robotic behavioral state machines • Build the core logic that translates human speech, gestures, environmental cues, and contextual information into deterministic robotic tasks • Integrate vision pipelines, object detection, scene understanding, spatial tracking, and voice interactions to provide contextual awareness • Develop robust voice applications managing STT, NLU, dialog management, wake-word detection, and TTS interfaces • Build orchestration workflows combining LLMs, VLMs, memory systems, tool calling, reasoning engines, and robotic capabilities • Consume and orchestrate navigation, manipulation, perception, and device-control services exposed by the robotics platform • Optimize applications to balance low-latency local execution with cloud-based AI services • Integrate robots with mobile devices, smart home ecosystems, enterprise applications, and cloud APIs • Build telemetry, logging, and evaluation mechanisms supporting continuous model improvement • Contribute to testing, observability, CI/CD, and production deployment practices

Role Description The WPI Office of Admissions seeks application readers for part-time, temporary positions to assist the staff in reviewing applications for first-year undergraduate admission. Readers will work a minimum of 10 hours per week and up to 20 hours per week from October to March. - Review and evaluate applications for first-year admission using established application guidelines. - Provide summary analysis for other admissions staff and the Admissions Committee that reflects holistic review of all information found within the applicant's credentials. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree required. - Prior experience in higher education or admissions desired. - Prior experience in reviewing and evaluating applications for highly-selective college admissions is desired. - Must demonstrate high level of discretion and confidentiality. - Strong communication skills, attention to detail, time management, and good judgment are required. - Must complete Conflict of Interest Training. - Candidates must not be employed by a secondary school or as a private independent educational consultant/college counselor. Requirements - A secure personal computer (PC or Mac) and high-speed internet access are required in a private location. Benefits - Hourly rate: $23.50 per hour Company Description WPI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, or disability. It seeks individuals from all backgrounds and experiences who will contribute to a culture of creativity, collaboration, inclusion, problem solving, innovation, high performance, and change making. It is committed to maintaining a campus environment free of harassment and discrimination.

• Build and maintain the Jan desktop app across macOS, Windows, and Linux using Tauri. • Work full stack across the app: React and Node.js on the application layer, Rust on the native side. • Own packaging, builds, and distribution: installers, auto-update, release pipelines, and code signing. • Give Linux first-class support: packaging and distribution across common distros. • Integrate local model runtimes and app features end to end. • Work agent-natively as your default, running agents in parallel with your own review and guardrail discipline.