Columbia has great talent and I am looking for software developers to join our growing team! NIC is focused on digital government and is a national industry leader. Our team in Columbia is dedicated to working with our SC government partners to build world class digital services for the citizens and businesses interacting with SC government.

It just makes sense to reach out to you to create a connection with the University of South Carolina’s College of Engineering and Computer Science and NIC – South Carolina Interactive.

SPAWAR is on a hiring spree this next year, many of them are Computer jobs and for their Charleston location.

We are looking to hire 150 college graduates and 150 Interns by January 1st. Then in January, we will repeat the same numbers.

If you want to be considered for a job then submit your resume at their jobs page. Click on the top-right where it says join the team.

SPAWAR will also be at the SET Career Fair, and Steve Lariviere from SPAWAR will be giving a presentation here sometime this semester. Keep an eye on /jobs for more info as we get it.

15-20 hours/week

The Research Cyberinfrastructure group (http://www.sc.edu/rci) has an open position in support of High Performance Computing (HPC) and research applications. Practical experience in Linux administration and installation is required. Knowledge of Python, OpenMP, MPI and GPU programming is desirable. This is a great opportunity for a graduate student who can work 15 to 20 hours per week. For consideration, send your resume to rci@sc.edu with a subject line “RCI HPC position”. Please include your major, degree sought (MS, PhD) and expected graduation date.

I am looking for an undergrad to work in my NASA project "Estimation of freshwater Flux from the Arctic Ocean" Starting from August 15, 2017 (possibly for Fall & Spring semesters). This project involve lot of satellite data processing and analysis, and Global ocean model data processing and analyzing. I am looking for an undergraduate student who is very good programming, and handing large data sets (Big Data), knows NetCDF etc, and processing in Matlab. The student can work up to 20 hours a week. The student must be an US Citizen and Junior/Senior.

Hello!

My company is a small start-up marketing firm and we are based in Charlotte, NC.

We are looking for an immediate hire for an Account Management/Developer position. This role will have BOTH account management responsibilities as well as a need for development, particularly with SQL.

This is a full-time position with benefits. Some travel may be required.

Salary is commensurate with experience and SQL abilities.

TM Floyd & Company is recruiting for an experienced Java Developer in the Columbia, SC area.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Working on cloud and virtualized machine learning analytics systems
• Designing and developing efficient and scalable back-end products as part of the R&D development team

Qualifications:

This position is located in the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office. Incumbent will, under general supervision work with the Health and Demographics division's development team, system architect, and IT silo to build out, secure, maintain, monitor, and troubleshoot the development infrastructure for the Phoenix project. Independently researches, plans, and implements automation and performance improvements across the application systems. Coordinates with IT to establish PaaS-like (Platform as a Service) offering for the development team.

Time commitment: 10 hours/week. Period of employment matches the academic calendar. GIA will need to be available through the end of each semester’s exam period.

The University of South Carolina Salkehatchie invites applicants for an Instructor of Computer Science to begin August, 2017. This is a nine(9) month, non-tenure track position. Duties include teaching four(4) undergraduate computer science courses each semester. Summer school teaching opportunities may also be available and depend on student need/requests. Salary range is $42,000-$45,000 +state health benefits. A Master' s degree in computer science is required .

The Department of Computer Science at the University of Georgia invites applications for a Lecturer position starting August 01, 2017.
For more details and application information, please see www.cs.uga.edu/~lecturerposition/Lecturer_Job_Ad.pdf.
To apply, please go to http://facultyjobs.uga.edu/postings/2266
The search committee will begin reviewing applications on June 30, 2017, until the position is filled.