Stephen Hawking Wants To Hire You! Are You Applying?
Stephen Hawking is hiring! Yes, you got it right. The well known theoretical physicist and cosmologist, Stephen Hawking wants to hire a Technical Assistant for himself. The job is supposed to start from late February 2012 but the application process has started already.
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The requirements for the job are not really tough. You need not be a PhD or a Post-Doctorate to apply. He is just looking for a graduate assistant to help him in his daily schedules like managing his travel schedules (which includes spending three months with the professor wherever he flies), developing and maintaining his communication systems, preparing presentation slides, handling media and press, answering queries from public and maintaining his official website.
A candidate applying for the post requires some basic skills like ability of working under pressure and maintaining the "Black Box" system without any manual or technical help. Some other skills include ability of speaking in public and knowledge of electronics and computers. The competition for the post will definitely be fierce and the technical assistant would be having a pay out of £ 25,000 (US $39,000) a year. For further information you can view this page.
Working under one of the most brilliant scientist of the current generation would boost the résumé of anyone and would get to learn a lot about Physics and Cosmology. The application process which has begun on the site is not the official one but it would be used to select relevant candidates in case of the official channel receives thousands of irrelevant applications. The official application process is expected to begin mid-January. To apply now you can follow this#-Link-Snipped-#.
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The requirements for the job are not really tough. You need not be a PhD or a Post-Doctorate to apply. He is just looking for a graduate assistant to help him in his daily schedules like managing his travel schedules (which includes spending three months with the professor wherever he flies), developing and maintaining his communication systems, preparing presentation slides, handling media and press, answering queries from public and maintaining his official website.
A candidate applying for the post requires some basic skills like ability of working under pressure and maintaining the "Black Box" system without any manual or technical help. Some other skills include ability of speaking in public and knowledge of electronics and computers. The competition for the post will definitely be fierce and the technical assistant would be having a pay out of £ 25,000 (US $39,000) a year. For further information you can view this page.
Working under one of the most brilliant scientist of the current generation would boost the résumé of anyone and would get to learn a lot about Physics and Cosmology. The application process which has begun on the site is not the official one but it would be used to select relevant candidates in case of the official channel receives thousands of irrelevant applications. The official application process is expected to begin mid-January. To apply now you can follow this#-Link-Snipped-#.
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