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Are you ready to be part of the wiki revolution? |
Editing the wiki is fun and addictive |
Energy Department |
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DOE-USA-3 |
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Editing and proofreading, Research, Writing |
Powerpedia is a non-public, employee created encyclopedia of information about the Department of Energy (DOE). It uses the same technology that powers Wikipedia (Mediawiki) and can be accessed and edited by any DOE employee or contractor. Powerpedia's mission is to help employees share information on topics while improving communication and coordination between DOE organizations. It is solely for authorized internal use by Department of Energy employees and contractors working at DOE headquarters and field sites.
Any DOE employee or contractor working in DOE headquarters or at a DOE field site can view and search the Powerpedia wiki. This project is partly inspired by Intellipedia, a Wikipedia-like intelligence database. |
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Want to have an internship in which:
- your work will make a difference for years to come,
- you can learn how Wikipedia works,
- there is opportunities to work independently,
- you will never have a point where you will be sitting around with nothing to do
- when you finish your internship, you will have a tangible list of accomplishment
- there is an opportunity to learn more about an the cutting edge work DOE and our national labs are accomplishing |
2020-06-05 17:25:34 |
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3005 |
DOE-USA-5
Seeking Innovators and Forward Thinkers to Advance the DOE Innovation Community Center!
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Advance the way DOE does modernization and transformation by helping to design pathways from silos to enterprise-wide collaboration that are innovative, agile, and adaptive, using evidence to drive mi... |
Analytical writing, Coding, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Research, Software development, Website des... |
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Seeking Innovators and Forward Thinkers to Advance the DOE Innovation Community Center! |
Advance the way DOE does modernization and transformation by helping to design pathways from silos to enterprise-wide collaboration that are innovative, agile, and adaptive, using evidence to drive mission value. |
Energy Department |
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DOE-USA-5 |
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Analytical writing, Coding, Data analysis, Data visualization, Design thinking, Editing and proofreading, Educational design, GIS expertise, Graphic design, Research, Software development, Website design, Infographic design, Storytelling/blogging/vlogging |
The US Department of Energy’s (DOE) mission is to ensure America’s security and prosperity by addressing its energy, environmental and nuclear challenges through transformative science and technology solutions. The Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO), Office of Architecture, Engineering, Technology, and Innovation (AETI) directs digital strategy and agile implementation of innovative, safe, and mission-focused IT products and integration services, enabling DOE to fulfill its enterprise mission objectives. We are the innovation powerhouse of technological advancement and strategy, ensuring quality data management and agile mission outcomes. AETI will enable innovation and the adoption of emerging technologies across DOE though the DOE Innovation Community Center (ICC). The ICC is a highly collaborative environment where an interconnected network of leading experts engage and explore advanced and emerging technologies to address mission challenges.
We are looking for forward-thinking strategists and designers to help advance the way DOE does modernization and transformation by helping to design pathways from silos to enterprise-wide collaboration that are innovative, agile, and adaptive, using evidence to drive mission value. There are opportunities to work on a variety of projects that include data analytics, training development, capability mapping, implementation of emerging technology, communications and promotion.
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For more information, contact doe.aeti@hq.doe.gov |
2020-06-19 14:37:42 |
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3412 |
DOE-USA-4
Intern Coordinator
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Under supervision of the DOE Federal Employee Mentors, the Internship Coordinator will use independent
analysis and judgement to coordinate and supervise the work of DOE's virtual interns. |
Cultural diplomacy, Survey / polling design |
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Intern Coordinator |
Under supervision of the DOE Federal Employee Mentors, the Internship Coordinator will use independent
analysis and judgement to coordinate and supervise the work of DOE's virtual interns. |
Energy Department |
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DOE-USA-4 |
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Cultural diplomacy, Survey / polling design |
- Provide leadership in the development and implementation of a viable internship program
- Facilitate Powerpedia content inters learning by scheduling the weekly 30 minute training meetings
- Send out reminders to submit the Weekly report
- Scheduling your reminder emails (https://support.google.com/mail/answer/9214606?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en) - Gmail
- Collect articles created by interns and post on the Weekly report article
- Follow up with interns who have not submitted their article by the deadline
- Raise awareness to the Internship POC of any missing submissions
- Select the "Article of the week" based on the Criteria
- Serve as Data migration manager
- Gather intern recommendations and other feedback
- Maintain awareness of academic year limitations and issues (vacations, exam weeks, etc.)
- Assess the effectiveness of internship programs
- Coordinate and assist other Federal Employee Mentors with various other activities throughout year |
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United States |
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Powerpedia is a non-public, employee created encyclopedia of information about the Department of Energy (DOE). It uses the same technology that powers Wikipedia (Mediawiki) and can be accessed and edited by any DOE employee or contractor. Powerpedia's mission is to help employees share information on topics while improving communication and coordination between DOE organizations. It is solely for authorized internal use by Department of Energy employees and contractors working at DOE headquarters and field sites.
Any DOE employee or contractor working in DOE headquarters or at a DOE field site can view and search the Powerpedia wiki. This project is partly inspired by Intellipedia, a Wikipedia-like intelligence database. |
2020-06-10 16:15:54 |
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DOE-USA-1
Student Usability testers
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Improve the government by surfing the web |
Design thinking, Educational design, Graphic design, Software development |
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Student Usability testers |
Improve the government by surfing the web |
Energy Department |
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DOE-USA-1 |
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Design thinking, Educational design, Graphic design, Software development |
Usability testing refers to evaluating a product or service by testing it with representative users. Typically, during a test, participants will try to complete typical tasks while observers watch, listen and takes notes. The goal is to identify any usability problems, collect qualitative and quantitative data and determine the participant's satisfaction with the product. (https://www.usability.gov/how-to-and-tools/methods/usability-testing.html)
Duties will include
• Assess the function of DOE websites
• Provide feedback to help UX Designers create a better product for their users.
• Review case studies to learn how businesses use Human Insights, Marketing Insights, Customer Experiences (CX) and the Empathy Gap to interact with their target audience. |
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United States |
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2020-06-10 16:22:00 |
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3276 |
DOE-USA-2
Robot researchers required
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Find existing Wikipedia Bots that could be brought over to Powerpedia's DOE internal wiki, testing them, and (depending on your skillset) creating new ones to meet customer requests |
Coding, Design thinking, Research |
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Robot researchers required |
Find existing Wikipedia Bots that could be brought over to Powerpedia's DOE internal wiki, testing them, and (depending on your skillset) creating new ones to meet customer requests |
Energy Department |
3 |
DOE-USA-2 |
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Coding, Design thinking, Research |
Powerpedia is a non-public, employee created encyclopedia of information about the Department of Energy (DOE). It uses the same technology that powers Wikipedia (Mediawiki) and can be accessed and edited by any DOE employee or contractor. Powerpedia's mission is to help employees share information on topics while improving communication and coordination between DOE organizations.
It is solely for authorized internal use by Department of Energy employees and contractors working at DOE headquarters and field sites. Any DOE employee or contractor working in DOE headquarters or at a DOE field site can view and search the Powerpedia wiki. This project is partly inspired by Intellipedia, a Wikipedia-like intelligence database. |
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United States |
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2020-06-05 17:27:32 |
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