Interested in a marketing Internship? 352 Media Group, a nation-wide web design company, is now hiring interns for the fall semester. Check our previous email (or website: www.internship.352media.com) for more information.

Peter VanRysdam the CMO of 352 Media Group, along with current interns will be at DWI and Gator Gaming's Video Game Tournament this Thursday and Friday from 4 to 10 p.m.. We will be taking questions and accepting applications for our internship program. We will also be demoing some of our company's work on the Microsoft Surface table. Along with free Ben & Jerry's ice cream there will also be video game tournaments (Super Smash Brothers, Call of Duty), technology demos, and more. Check the facebook page for more details!

 352 Media Group is a nation-wide web development company started by UF grads and based right here in Gainesville that works for major clients such as Microsoft, Ben & Jerry's and Porsche.

Every semester we select talented individuals to participate in our internship program offering flexible scheduling, hands on experience, and a fun work environment. 

Our programmers are problem solvers who love new and exciting challenges. The only constant in our daily work is that there is always a new technology to learn or a new problem to solve. We build anything from large-scale custom e-commerce applications to social networking sites to highly interactive game-based sites. To do this, we first brainstorm with the client and project team to point out any potential trouble spots and make suggestions on how to improve the project. We then architect a plan for how to build the site in the most efficient and effective manner. Finally, we build the site using ASP.NET, C#, and a SQL Server database.

The deadline to apply for the fall web programming internship program is August 2, 2010. You can find the application and learn more about our internship program on our website: www.internship.352media.com

YouTube is holding a New Grad Batch Interview Day on Friday, April 16^th. 

In addition to interviews, these new grads will attend YouTube tech talks, have an opportunity to mingle with YouTubers and other new grads, and of course, enjoy great food and entertainment YouTube style.

Interested students should email their resumes directly to the email below for review with the Hiring Committee. From there, phone interviews with our engineering team will be scheduled prior to the college day.

This event is by invitation pending a successful phone interview.

Preferred Skills:

•  BS or MS (upcoming) in Computer Science

• Programming in C++ and Python, (Java is also ok) on UNIX/LINUX

• HTML, Javascript, Actionscript, MySQL, PL/SQL are all a plus

Other information:

• Visa sponsorship is on a case-by-case basis

• The Batch Interview day will be held at YouTube headquarter in California. All students who successfully pass a phone interview over the next few weeks will be invited out. Travel plans will be flying in Thursday the 15th and flying back on the 17th.

• Internship opportunities are currently not available at YouTube, but they encourage you to seek internships with Google

Email your resume to: Tamara Leonard - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The Department of Computer Science and the Center of Imaging and Optics at Montclair State University are pleased to organize a 8 week intensive undergraduate research program where students will work individually and collaboratively on a wide variety of imaging and computer vision problems benefiting from a group of experienced research mentors. In 2010, the REU site will take place between May 24 and July 16. Five faculty mentors from within the CS and Math departments will provide supervision.

 DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: MARCH 20, 2010

SUPPORT: The students will live and work in campus for the project period and will be compensated for their participation with a stipend of $4000. In addition, their lodging in campus will be paid and a daily meal allowance will be provided. Travel to and from Montclair
 are also covered (up to $600).

ELIGIBILITY: The program is open to computing related majors with at least one year of courses taken within the program of study. In our understanding, computing related areas include but are not limited to computer science, computational science, computer engineering, information technology, information systems, bioinformatics, electrical engineering, physics or mathematics. The students are also expected to know how to program in at least one high level language such as but not limiting to C, C++, or Java.

Eight positions are available each year. One of the students will play the role of peer mentor / student assistant and will start work in April 2010 (with additional compensation). Funding is limited to United States citizens or US permanent residents. Members of the underrepresented groups are particularly invited to apply.

SPONSOR: The 2010 Summer program is contingent upon an expected award from the National Science Foundation

FURTHER INFORMATION:
http://www.csam.montclair.edu/~robila/iMagine or email
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Posted below is the powerpoint from Dr. Leiss's talk on Viruses and worms on February 18th, 2010.

Enjoy!

 Software Under Siege: Viruses and Worms

Hey Everyone,

A representative from Qualcomm has sent me a request for student's resumes. They have expense paid VIP recruiting weekends coming up 1/22-1/24 in San Diego and 1/29-1/31 in Boulder. They are requesting that I send the "ACM resume book." However, I don't have one of these :-), so I'm suggesting that if you are interested in submitting your resume, to send an electronic (.pdf or .doc only) copy to ME (jm5 at cise - ufl - edu) by Friday, January 22nd at 5pm. Subject: Qualcomm Resume. I'll compile these and send them to the Qualcomm representative, who will be in contact with you directly if they're interested.

Here's a description of the Full-time posting:

Qualcomm Job Posting

 

-Jason 

Disney will be at the Career Development Workshop this Monday. Those who participated in the ACM Disney trip in November can attest to the potential this company has to offer. If you are looking for a summer internship, or a full-time job, be sure to talk with Disney. After the trip in November, I can personally say that Disney seems to treat their employees very well. The technology they're working on is advanced, and very interesting. Internships are also available on the Disney Cruise Line, which looked like an awesome opportunity.

Here is a link to intern and full-time positions available with Disney.

There is still space available for the ACM Disney Trip, so if you wish to sign up, please send an email to Jason at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The agenda for the trip is available here: ACM Disney Trip Agenda

And General Trip information is available here: ACM Disney Trip Event Info

Everybody currently signed up for the ACM Disney trip is listed on this spreadsheet:

Attendees for ACM Disney Trip

Pete Dobbins is teaching a new course in the spring titled, "Natural Language Processing with Python."

Read more about Python and consider this course for a technical elective.

Natural language processing is a huge area of research right now, in both academia and corporate research institutions, such as Microsoft.

Stop by Dobbins' office hours or send him an email if you have more questions. Here is the flyer for the course