Tuesday: Microsoft Info session, 5:30 pm Wednesday: ACM presents Cisco Systems, 5:15 pm
Thursday: Movie Night - Jet Li's Fearless, 7 pm All of the above will be held in CSIC 1115 and refreshments will be served. ICPC team meeting: Wednesday, 6:15 pm in 3165 AVW Fall Career Fair: Wed & Thurs, 10-3 in Stamp ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Student Java Programming Position The UMIACS ADAPT project is hiring student java programmers for work on various java projects using web/grid technologies in support of digital archiving projects. Named as one of the 'Holy Grails' of computing by IEEE Spectrum, long term digital content preservation is actively being researched on many fronts. Our current projects involve collaborations with the National Archives, Library of Congress, and San Diego Supercomputing. Students will be given an opportunity to work with various xml/java technologies. The position is available during the school year and over university breaks. Applicants must be familiar with java. Please e-mail resumes and portfolio to Mike Smorul ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) for information regarding this position and to set up an interview. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > UMIACS is seeking highly motivated undergraduate students to work as > technical staff. Responsibilities include: system and network > administration, helpdesk support, hardware installation and > decommissioning, and research support. The UMIACS computing > environment is a heterogeneous mix including Dell, Sun, Apple and IBM > computers, Linux, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Solaris, Mac OS X, and AIX > operating systems, and Alcatel, Cisco and Nortel network equipment. > Our computing deployment consists of administrative desktop computers, > technical workstations, distributed computing clusters, high end SMP > complexes, and a wide variety of servers. > > Student responsibilities start with providing frontline technical > support to users, setting up new hardware, removing old hardware, and > the physical installation of support infrastructure. With time on the > job and experience student responsibilities can grow to include > planning, configuration, and maintenance of advanced hardware, > software, and network components. Students are exposed to a wide > variety of operating systems, development tools, and applications. > Opportunities exist for highly motivated students to work closely with > our research programs and related emerging technologies. > > Our student staff positions are year round positions, with part time > hours during the school year and full time hours available during the > summer and breaks. Candidates may expect some flexibility in > scheduling to accommodate their academic commitments, but should > expect to commit at least 12 hours each week during semester. > > Candidates should be well versed in basic computer use, and familiar > with basic computer hardware and software setup and configuration. > Advanced administrative experience is not required, but all candidates > should have a strong desire to learn. > > Please send a resume and cover letter to The UMIACS staff at staff- > [EMAIL PROTECTED], and in your cover letter please include the times > that you will be available to work. The deadline for resumes is > October 14th, 2006. Interviews will be scheduled the following week. > This position is to start following the spring semester. Applications > recieved after the deadline may not be considered, but will be kept > for future consideration. This posting is also online at http:// > www.umiacs.umd.edu/staff/jobs/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ As a benefit of participation in ACM events, members can submit their resumes for our official resume file. Once a semester the file will be reviewed by Career Center staff, and anyone with serious errors will be referred for an appointment. This file will be made available to all employers with whom we have contact. To qualify for the resume book, you must have done at least one of the following each semester: Come to an ACM meeting (be sure to sign in) Be an ACM Student Member (apply through us or send us your member number for verification) Participate in an ACM sponsored programming contest tryout Be a volunteer at any ACM event To submit your resume, please email a copy to acmpres at cs umd edu; Plain text or PDF, use your name as the file name. Look for a confirmation email. 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