Spring 2023 Applications
The Data Science Undergraduate Studies student teams' applications for Spring 2023 are now closed!
Please check back next semester for more student team opportunities.
Please contact ds-teams@berkeley.edu (link sends email) if you have any questions or concerns.
Before you apply:
Please note that our application consists of two required components:
- Your team application(s) — note that you may apply to as many teams as you like, but if you are offered a position on multiple teams and are new to working for DSUS, you may only select one.
- Your Applicant Supplemental Form (link is external).
To access the team application, please read through the job descriptions for each position (linked below) — the application links are located on the job description page for each position. All required application components are due by the same application deadline: Sunday, November 13, by 11:59 PM. Below we have illustrated our updated application process.
Please read through the job description and responsibilities for the positions you are interested in before applying. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds and skill levels to apply!
Please direct any questions to ds-teams@berkeley.edu (link sends email).
After you apply:
Each semester, we receive hundreds of applications to process and review, so please be patient as we review all candidates. Spring interviews will be conducted from Nov. 2022 - Jan. 2023.
As a reminder, your application will not be considered if you do not complete both your team application(s) and your Applicant Supplemental Form (link is external).
If you believe you may have made an error on any of your applications, please contact ds-teams@berkeley.edu (link sends email). To maintain fairness for all applicants, we cannot guarantee that errors or changes will be fixed once the application period ends. Therefore, we recommend you review your applications before submission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Updated March 31, 2022
Will these positions be remote or in-person?
I will be located out-of-state or out-of-country for the spring semester. Am I still able to apply?
If you will be located outside of California:
You can still apply! If you receive an offer with us and decide to accept, you must agree to follow all of our policies in compliance with campus around reporting out-of-state work or your out-of-state address on all necessary platforms (i.e., CalCentral) for tax implications. You must also fill out an out-of-state work agreement via Docusign, which you will be provided during onboarding.
If you will be located outside of the U.S.:
The University of California as an employer does not yet have systems in place to ensure compliance requirements are met; therefore, the UC expects paid employees to conduct work within the United States at this time.
BUT, we are recruiting for a few roles on a volunteer basis, and these roles are open to students outside of the U.S.
Are any research positions available for the summer?
The Division of Computing, Data Science, and Society has a program focused on research called the Discovery Research Program. Please check their website for the most up-to-date information and deadlines.
The Division also has a pilot program called Discovery Exchange, which links students together for independent data science research. Learn more about the program at the Discovery Exchange website.
Where can I find more information about a team or specific position?
You can find information about all of our teams on our Student Opportunities page. You may also find it helpful to review the Data Science Undergraduate Studies' Student Teams Structure Chart (link is external) before applying. More information about specific positions, job descriptions, responsibilities, and qualifications for each position are posted below.
Are there any work-study positions available?
Where can I access the Applicant Supplemental Form?
About the Team
The Curriculum Support teams work with faculty to create open-source materials for lectures, labs, and homework. The work that the Curriculum Support teams do is incorporated into course materials throughout campus. From data ethics to incorporating data science into other departments, the Curriculum Support team is key in creating and promoting our Data Science Undergraduate Studies on campus. Hone your skills as a data scientist and build a portfolio while making an educational impact across campus!
Positions Available
HCE Curriculum Developer (2 unpaid roles)
Connector Assistants (4 unpaid roles)
DS Modules Team - Lead (2 paid roles)
DS Modules Team - Developer (6 unpaid roles)
OLS Online - Teaching Assistant (1 paid role)
Application Information
Positions are recruited by a team. To access the team application, please see the job description page for each position you are interested in.
Along with your application for any teams you are interested in, you must also complete the Applicant Supplemental Form. However, you must only complete the Applicant Supplemental Form once.
Note: You must sign in to your UC Berkeley email account to complete the application.
About the Team
The Campus Support student teams, provide services to the broader campus community by consulting on research projects, building infrastructure, and supporting other campuses in adopting data science programs and curricula. In addition, the Support teams work directly with both students and campus, providing support for data science and being ambassadors for the Data Science Undergraduate Studies Students will learn the ins and outs of a rapidly growing academic organization and make their mark on the largest Data Science education program in the nation by contributing to the operational functions of the organization.
Positions Available
Data Science Peer Advisors (Not recruiting for Spring 2023)
Career Accelerator Project Manager (Not recruiting for Spring 2023)
Global Adoption Intern (3 unpaid roles)
Transfer Mentor - Mentor (2 paid roles)
Application Information
Positions are recruited by a team. To access the team application, please see the job description page for each position you are interested in.
Along with your application for any teams you are interested in, you must also complete the Applicant Supplemental Form. However, you must only complete the Applicant Supplemental Form once.
Note: You must sign in to your UC Berkeley email account to complete the application.
About the Team
The Program Support team supports the crucial functions of the Data Science Undergraduate Studies by developing our branding and marketing platform, managing the initiatives that draw all of our student programs together, and creating and maintaining a sense of data science community. Gain valuable leadership skills while working on large-scale projects with impacts across campus and the broader data science community. Learn the ins and outs of a rapidly growing academic organization and make your mark on the largest Data Science program in the nation!
Positions Available
Discovery Consultants - Lead (1 paid role)
Discovery Consultants (4 paid roles)
Discovery Consultants (4 unpaid roles)
Discovery - Marketing Manager (1 role)
Discovery - Database Manager (1 role)
Discovery - Partnership Manager (2 roles)
Student Leadership Training Interns (Not recruiting for Spring 2023)
Application Information
Positions are recruited by a team. To access the team application, please see the job description page for each position you are interested in.
Along with your application for any teams you are interested in, you must also complete the Applicant Supplemental Form. However, you must only complete the Applicant Supplemental Form once.
Note: You must sign in to your UC Berkeley email account to complete the application.
