The Center for Digital Humanities at the University of South Carolina seeks to hire a “Geography Programmer.” The position is posted on Job Mate (http://www.sc.edu/career/ ) at #22290, “Geography Programmer, a.k.a. Digital Map-Maker (student, part-time)”. The function of the position is to work with other members of our project teams to create digital maps. Typical digital map projects might involve taking data that has already been harvested from humanities sources (for instance texts) and making stylized digital maps from them. Mapping software to use might include ArcGIS, Google Maps, or something else (we are not the experts!). Experience with or understanding of how to create interactive maps would be a big advantage. Work can begin as early as March or April. We understand, however, that it may not be possible for you to start a new position this late in the semester. We anticipate needing lots of work to be done over the summer, perhaps as much as 20-30 hours per week during June, July and August. Exact project load still to be determined. The Center for Digital Humanities is a humanities-oriented, research and development lab located in the Thomas Cooper Library on campus. We employ both undergraduate and graduate programmers during the semesters and over the summer. All work must be done on site at the CDH, on the 5th floor of the Thomas Cooper Library. The new hire will work closely with the Chief Programmer and only between the hours of 9:30 am and 5:30 pm. The ideal applicant will have a variety of technical skills, including any appropriate software knowledge or knowledge of appropriate programming languages. Both graduate students and undergraduates of sufficient experience and skill level are eligible to apply. More broadly speaking, a knowledge of GIS seems crucial. To apply, email Colin Wilder (wildercf@mailbox.sc.edu) and CC Willis Wayne Lemasters (willis.lemasters@gmail.com), introducing yourself and explaining your experience. Attach your resume and give at least 2 references (professional or a Geography or Computer Science instructor who knows you and your work). If possible, please also send samples of your work. If we wish to schedule an interview, you will receive an email from Colin Wilder.

MetLife Global Technology and operations (GTO) is seeking innovative, enthusiastic, technically-oriented and entrepreneurial-minded individuals to participate in its full-time, entry-level MetTech Program. Program participants will obtain training and gain experience in one or more of these disciplines:

• Object Oriented Programming (OOP) design principles
• Networking technologies
• User Interface design/User Experience (UI/UX)
• Business and relationship management
• Solutions engineering
• Data modeling/schema design
• Unix/Windows
• Storage technologies
• Mainframe
• Quality Assurance (QA)
• Project management
• Business systems analysis
• Cyber security

MetTech entry-level participants will gain technical acumen, build skills necessary for professional and business success, and experience what it is like to work in a start-up environment at a Fortune 50 Company. The job posting will be labeled as Technical Associate-77476 and we also have an internship program posted: Intern Technical Associate- 77473. The positions will be posted on our website jobs.metlife.com. The programs are located in Raleigh, North Carolina.

McDonnell & Associates, PA is seeking a computer science intern for the summer to assist the IT department with tasks such as maintaining and updating company website content as well as respond to helpdesk calls, troubleshoot end user issues, documentation and ticketing management. The candidate will work closely with the VP of IT on any related projects/tasks assigned. Qualified candidates must be actively pursuing a degree in computer science (or related information technology fields) and have a good understanding of the following:

• General knowledge of Microsoft Windows, XP, Vista, 7 and 8.
• General knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite 2010 (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook).
• General knowledge of OS X and iPhones.
• General knowledge of Adobe CC, Acrobat, Winzip/Winrar, Sharepoint.
• Active Directory and Exchange (preferred).
• WordPress (preferred).
• Must have a strong work ethic, organization skills, desire to learn and not afraid to ask questions.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality at all times.
• Candidate must be able to pass a criminal background check.
• To apply for this position, please email resumes to staffing@mcdonnelllawfirm.com along with hours of availability.

VC3, an innovative, growing IT services solution provider, headquartered in Columbia, SC is seeking to fill fulltime Software Engineer positions in our Columbia, SC office. This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic team, in a learning environment and have the opportunity to collaborate on a variety of development activities. The Software Engineer positions are responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining software to established standards and specifications using approved programming languages, primarily .NET Framework. Responsibilities include coding, testing, debugging, documenting and installing both new programs/technologies and changes to existing programs/technologies of a complex nature. The following skills/attributes are required:

• bachelor degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related field
• 1 to 5+ years of software development experience
• good problem solving and decision-making skills
• ability to understand and analyze complex issues
• must be motivated, detail oriented, highly organized and able to handle a variety of tasks and responsibilities in an effective manner with a high level of quality
• excellent communication and teamwork skills as well as being able to perform in a fast-paced, diverse environment with demanding market needs
• ability to effectively communicate technical concepts to other technical staff members as well as interface with customers and other non-technical members of the organization
• desire to provide the highest levels of service to clients

Required technical skills include:

• experience with Microsoft technologies, with a primary focus on web development using ASP.NET
• experience with standards-based web technologies, including HTML5, javascript and CSS
• knowledge of objected oriented programming, component-based architectures and database design
• working knowledge of C# and SQL Server is preferred

Other:

• Foosball skills are a definite plus!
• travel requirements: ability to travel when necessary; must have reliable transportation
• candidate selected will be subject to a background and credit screening
• VC3 offers a competitive benefits package including a Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)

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My name is Farah Mitchell. I am interested in hiring a student to design my game app which I have attached. It is a body painting and tattoo shop. I need the app fully developed and functional. The student needs to have some graphic design and programming skills. I think this app game will be a great class assignment. I will award the winner with a cash prize and acknowledgement in my blog. Additionally, this contest will be great exposure for your Undergraduate program since it allows students to be creative and competitive. I am also willing to offer a student 600.00 I can be reached at 6462072581

The attached document lists open Summer Internships from companies in the Charleston Defense Contractors Association. Deadline for application is March 31.

Our company is an early-stage startup in the video/social networking space. We help people find what to watch next. We believe that the best way to find the good stuff is through your friends and like-minded people; it's the water-cooler conversation of the connected age. Think Pinterest meets Spotify for video. We are looking for an individual who excels in back-end web development and wants to help build the future of discovery for online and streaming entertainment. This individual will most likely be a person with a deep-seated curiosity of how things work and an equally intuitive knowledge that they could work better, then, the single-minded ambition necessary to create something better with a great team. Please include your resume in the email and place "Back-End Developer" in your subject line Job title: Back-End Web Developer Qualifications: MySQL, PHP, Javascript, light HTML Duties: Back-End Web Development Job type: Part-time/Paid Internship/Project Based Contact: Jobs@Cathod.TV

We are a Columbia based social media start-up looking for student web and iOS/Android app developers to assist us initially on a part-time or project basis. Preferred skills include HTML5, jQuery, PHP/Ruby, MySQL, Objective C, Java, AJAX and social media API. Please contact John Greenway at: greenj4@gmail.com if you are interested in exploring this opportunity.

Greetings Information Technology students/ graduates, University of South Carolina, My name is Dr. Kevin James and I am the Dean of Academic Affairs at ITT Technical Institute here in Columbia, SC. The purpose of this email is to offer Master and PhD students/graduates the opportunity to apply for immediate/future teaching opportunities at my campus. If you are interested in potential part-time teaching opportunities for mornings, nights, or weekends, please forward an updated copy of your resume to kjames2@itt-tech.edu and apply online below. Thank you! Description and Link to apply for the Computer Networking adjunct teaching position https://careers-itt-tech.icims.com/jobs/19788/computer-networking-instr… Other links Website: www.itt-tech.edu Description of Programs: http://www.itt-tech.edu/programs/

Attached please find the website development definition and fees for the new Cableandconnections.com website. Cable and Connections staff are some really fun people to work with. If you like technology you will love a visit (class field trip?) to our store. From analog to latest digital, we have over 8,000 techowidgets in stock... Mark Fowler markfowler2066@gmail.com Cable and Connections Business Development Consultant 803.936.0190

Indie Bits is happening (and getting a facelift soon). It’s going to be awesome. The Earth will shake, etc etc. Artists, gamers, plebeians, and neck-beards will descend on Main Street. There’s going to be a showcase of games and other game-like periphery things. There’s going to be some film programming. There might be some keynote/panel/workshop stuff. There’s definitely going to be an after-party with music, food, and (of course) more games. The chase: We want your assorted department’s help. We also fully understand that you’re going “with what money.” It’s good, then, that we don’t want money. No, we seek something much more valuable to us: computers and people. Submissions are open until March 15th so we don’t know the exact needs yet, but we are planning on featuring 15-20 games in our showcase. I expect the majority of these will be Windows machines. So far no one has submitted any mobile applications. We're going to need lots of help running the showcase. Like, a whole whole lot of help. We are going to need people to check badges, wrangle attendees, help with tech & general set up/tear down. We are hoping you may pitch some volunteer work to your students. Thanks, Michelle Skipper + Cecil Decker Indie Bits Co-Directors http://www.indiebitsfest.com If interested, fill out the volunteer form.

A local startup company is looking for an intern to manage their website and develop new software to help businesses run more efficiently. The candidate must be a self starter and work well with minimal supervision. If you want to make a difference in how small companies operate this is the opportunity for you. Are you up for the task? Anyone interested in additional information, please email Caleb White at calebwhi@gmail.com.

I am hoping you would be willing to share the information below with your students! NASA is still actively recruiting interns for its paid summer internship program! Internships are available in a wide variety of disciplines including engineering, physics, astronomy, life and earth sciences, and even some business and finance. The deadline is March 1st. To apply, visit http://intern.nasa.gov to complete your base application and apply for up to 15 specific internship opportunities. You may be interested in the attached flyer and the information below which highlights internships available at two of NASA's largest recent centers -- Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California. Hundreds of internship opportunities are available! Sincerely, Liv Detrick NASA OSSI Broker Facilitator Institute for Broadening Participation (IBP) --- NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center anticipates hosting at least 400 student interns this summer --- NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., leads the world in scientific discovery and understanding. Goddard is the home of innovative Earth science, astrophysics, heliophysics and planetary science. The center's diverse and talented team is responsible for each breakthrough emerging from Goddard laboratories. From high school interns to accomplished Nobel Prize winners, each member of the Goddard team plays a vital role in mission success. Goddard is a science and engineering Center, with enabling technologies like computer science and IT management, to support missions to explore and observe the Earth from space, the study of the sun, exploration of the solar system, and to address big questions such as the origins of life on Earth. GSFC studies the Earth from space with missions like the Global Precipitation Measurement Mission, or GPM. GPM is an international satellite mission to provide next-generation observations of rain and snow worldwide every three hours, and is scheduled for launch on February 27th. GSFC studies the Universe and is now building the James Webb Space Telescope. Scheduled for launch in 2018, the JWST is a large space observatory that will operate in an orbit some 1 million miles from Earth to find the first galaxies that formed in the early universe. --- NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory anticipates hosting internships covering at least 45 different research topics! --- We offer internships and fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students throughout the year. Students are engaged in research projects under the guidance of JPL scientists and engineers, and experience the process of research as a creative intellectual activity. Our goal is to further students' pursuit of careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Research projects are offered in areas such as computer science, robotics, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, astrophysics, electrical engineering, as well as planetary, geological and biological sciences. In August 2013, JPL was named one of "The 10 Most Awesome College Labs of 2013" by Popular Science. To learn more about the research conducted at JPL or to contact us please visit: http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/, http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/education/

My name is Jordan Mason I have an opportunity for a new social media site such as twitter/Facebook called Taggle, I am looking for a student or students to help build the app/website will start out as developing but I want to make the right person part owner and founder I have access to investors and funding I need right person to build my vision. The sky is the limit you can contact me at Jordan Mason 803-807-3956 Jordanmasonmovies@gmail.com

The SET Fair has been re-scheduled to February 19.