Looking for an entry level job or internship in physics? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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Lots of jobs as a physicist require an advanced degree, but there are still opportunities for a recent grad as a research assistant or technician. You might work in an observatory if you focused in astrophysics, or with NASA as a researcher, or with an engineering firm, or as a software developer if you have a computer science background. You can also teach at the secondary level.
For any of these positions you’ll certainly need a bachelor’s degree in physics, as well as analytical and mathematics skills, an ability to think critically, and speaking and writing skills.
Radiation Physicist I (Medical Physics Assistant) Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Columbus, OH | View |
Radiation Physicist - $15,000 Sign On Bonus Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Columbus, OH | View |
Experimental Physicist Outlier Columbus, OH | View |
Patent Analyst - Computing/Electronics/Physics (Contract) Clarivate Analytics US LLC Columbus, OH | View |
Experimental Physicist Outlier Columbus, OH | View |
Assistant Professor or Associate Professor in Planetary Science University of Central Florida Columbus, OH | View |
Travel Radiation Therapist - $2,937 per week Magnet Medical Columbus, OH | View |
Research Assistant Smart Columbus Columbus, OH | View |
Test Content Developer Pearson Columbus, OH | View |
Laboratory Technician ASK Chemicals Dublin, OH | View |
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