Mon Jan 23 6:30pm – 8:30pm; EEB403
Come meet Cisco professionals to gain meaningful insights into the company culture, job functions & opportunities available within IT Engineering and Engineering Co-op.
Mon Jan 23 6:30pm – 8:30pm; EEB403
Come meet Cisco professionals to gain meaningful insights into the company culture, job functions & opportunities available within IT Engineering and Engineering Co-op.
Lucky CSE majors get two career fairs tomorrow: First, the CSE Affiliates Fair is open only to CSE majors, 1:30-5pm in the CSE atrium. Then take your resumes to this fair at Hec Ed and speak with a few more companies:
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION CAREER FAIR
List of participating companies: http://students.
2012 DIVERSITY CAREER FAIR RESUME BOOK – Put your resume in front of employers!
Make sure that employers attending the Diversity Career Fair have your resume. Information on how to submit your resume available at: http://students.
Resume writing assistance available at the UW Career Center (134 Mary Gates Hall)
Nutanix info session/code jam; Mon 1/23 6pm-9pm; EEB 125
Instead of a tech talk, Nutanix is holding a hack! Students who have taken or are currently taking CSE 331, 332, 341, 344, 373, 374, 403, 417, 451 are encouraged to come. Top three coders win iPads. Please bring your laptop and probably your power supply.
Industrial Affiliates Winter Recruiting Fair; Tue 1/24 1:30pm-5pm; Atrium
All sorts of UW CSE affiliate companies will be out this Tuesday looking to hire for full time and intern positions. Bring resumes.
Intel tech talk – Intel Night for PhD/MS/BS Engineers; Wed 1/25 6pm-7pm; EEB125
You’ve probably heard of us before. But maybe you’re thinking “What can I do at Intel? Is the work challenging? Can I be a part of something cool and groundbreaking?” Well we have some answers, and we’ll have some fun sharing them with you. Join our engineering reps to hear all about these things and learn about the tons of exciting opportunities for you at Intel. Representatives will be on hand from our various business groups to talk about how you can be a fit, so bring your resume!
Google hangout hack 2012; Fri 1/27 5pm – Sat 1/28 4pm; CSE 691
UW Hangout Hangout Hack 2012 brings together the brainpower of UW students to build awesome new apps for Google+’s Hangouts. The Hack is 23 full hours (why? we like prime numbers!).
The Amazon tech talk originally scheduled for today is now shelved because of snow. Stay safe and warm out there!
Delphix tech talk; 6-7pm 1/17; EEB 125
The computer industry is focused on building cloud services. From infrastructure (IaaS), platforms (PaaS), and applications (SaaS), the major architectural components are turning into cloud facilities. Data, however, remains an unvirtualized anchor. Delphix is bringing that last major component to the cloud. Come hear about the technology that the team at Delphix is building from Adam Leventhal, Delphix Architect and one of the inventors of DTrace. There will be a particular focus on ZFS — the filesystem at the heart of the Delphix.
Amazon tech talk; 6-7:30pm 1/19; EEB 125
Come hear about what it’s like to work at one of most innovative, fastest growing, tech companies. David Berge, Quality Assurance Manager with Kindle, will be speaking.
Facebook Hacker Cup 2012 Qualification Round; 4pm 1/20 – 4pm 1/23; Online
Hacking is core to how we build at Facebook. Whether we’re building a prototype for a major product like Timeline at a Hackathon, creating a smarter search algorithm, or tearing down walls at our new headquarters, we’re always hacking to find better ways to solve problems. In the Hacker Cup, programmers from around the world will be judged on accuracy and speed as they race to solve algorithmic problems to advance through up to five rounds of programming challenges. This is your chance to compete against the world’s best programmers for awesome prizes and the title of World Champion.
Google Hangout Hack 2012; 4pm 1/20 – 3pm 1/21; CSE 691
UW Hangout Hangout Hack 2012 brings together the brainpower of UW students to build awesome new apps for Google+’s Hangouts. The Hack is 23 full hours (why? we like prime numbers!). You can work on the ideas you pitched on the ideas form, at the beginning of the hack on Friday 1/20 or just show up, join a team or work solo! There will be food, snacks, prizes, and demos. The best projects will be demoed for the Google+ Hangouts Team in Google Seattle!
Winter quarter career fair is coming up in the next couple of weeks, please make sure it’s on your calendars.
Date: January 24th, 1:30-5:00 p.m., Atrium (and maybe the Commons)
Current list of participating companies: http://www.cs.washington.edu/
Thanks!
Kay Beck-Benton
External Relations Director
Computer Science & Engineering
University of Washington
Box 352350
Seattle, WA 98195-2350
kbeck at cs dot washington dot edu
Google Tech Talk With Alon Halevy; Wednesday 1/11, 6:05pm – 7:15pm; EE125
How do we make data management tools collaborative and much easier to use, and to leverage the incredible collections of structured data on the Web? Alon’s is the creator of Google Fusion Tables, a service for managing data in the cloud that focuses on ease of use, collaboration and data integration. Fusion Tables enables users to upload spreadsheets, CSV and KML files and share them with collaborators or with the public. You can easily integrate data from multiple sources (and organizations) and use a collection of visualizations to look at your data.
Internship Panel; Thursday 1/12, 5:30pm – 6:30pm; EEB 125
The internship panel consists of recent CSE grads from Amazon, Zillow, Google and Microsoft who will provide the insight CSE undergraduates need to secure the best-fitting internships, prepare for those internships, and know what to expect once they get there. Students are encouraged to bring their internship questions for the panel.
Smoothie Day!; Friday 1/13, 4:30pm – 5:30pm; Atrium
Come drink free smoothies and hang out with your friends this Friday.
If you’re still looking for full time jobs or internships, remember to check the jobs blog: https://dada.cs.washington.edu/ugradjobs/
There is also a career fair that the Information school is hosting and has invited CSE students to attend.
The Information School is hosting its 4th annual Employer Connections Fair (ECF), next week on January 11. Employers will be looking to fill a wide variety of information and technology related positions, including internships and permanent positions. This fair is open to all UW students so please feel free to encourage any of your students who may be interested in meeting and networking with industry professionals.
iSchool Employer Connections Fair
Wednesday | Jan. 11, 2012 | 1:30-4:30pm
Mary Gates Hall, The Commons (1st floor)
SPONSORING EMPLOYERS
Curious about who else is coming? Visit our attending employers’ page, http://ischool.uw.edu/
Learn more about the UW Information School: http://ischool.uw.edu/. Celebrating 100 years of connecting people and information.
Dowell Eugenio
Academic Adviser, Informatics
UW Information School
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Phone: 206.616.8721
I finally got a relevant Facebook advertisement!
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Unlike the first CodeSprint, CodeSprint 2 will be open to everyone.
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