We have 3 part time spots open for students on our workstation team at SCANA. This is great experience, as we have just hired 2 recent graduates into full time jobs! Can you guys put this on your job board and/or pass on to interested students? I know it’s a weird time since school is still out, but there may be some local folks hanging around looking for a fall job :) Please pass on to anyone who might fit the bill (if we don’t get enough response now, we will come back again after school starts back). Candidates must apply online: http://www.scana.com/en/careers/ Job # is 964092 Here’s the description: Several CO-OP IT TECHNICIAN POSITIONS are available in the Information Systems Department of SCANA. Ideal candidate is a rising sophomore or junior pursuing a major or minor in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Information Systems or a related degree, with these additional qualifications: - Must have a cumulative 2.50 GPA or higher. - Must have transportation (students are required to work on site in our Cayce location). - Must be able to work 15 -25 hours during the work week. Weekend hours are not available. - Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds. - Must have strong customer service and problem solving skills. Position is responsible for analyzing hardware and software problems in a network environment. Coursework or experience with any of the following is a plus: PC hardware functionality, desktop imaging, network monitoring tools, Microsoft Office product support and/or asset management knowledge.

Freelance website/graphic designer needed for website. Looking for someone with knowledge of popular websites & blogs i.e. cooking, crafting & style blogs. Please contact Hope at hopemcclure@gmail.com.

Im a software developer for SPARC, a Charleston, SC-based software development company, as well as the organizer of our annual "mobile app" Hackathon event! You are receiving this email, because we believe that your school may have interest in submitting teams to our competition this year! Below is everything you need to know about our event: SPARC is a company that is all about our company culture and putting People First, First... (Nerf guns are everywhere in our office, we have "Bring your Dog to Work" days every Friday, we have ice cream trucks stop by the office for an free afternoon treat, etc!) Thus, we decided to extend these ideals to the IT community at large, by hosting this awesome development contest. Most of us do not get to do mobile application development in our day to day jobs, this is why we choose this as our competition platform. In addition, we hope that the contest will draw more attention to the ever growing technology presence here in Charleston as well! The event's website is hackathon.sparcedge.com . It is being held on Saturday, August 25th, 2012 at our corporate headquarters: 2387 Clements Ferry Road, Charleston, SC 29492. If you could please forward this information on to your students, alumni, colleagues or anyone else that you think would be interested in participating or sponsoring - we'd greatly appreciate it! It truly is a great opportunity to come out and network with the great people in our industry - while also competing for fabulous cash and prizes!! :) In addition, we've also landed some excellant sponsors this year: RedHat, Google and Microsoft - just to name a few! The only additional thing to note is: We've asked that all participants be 18 years or older. Anyone can come spectate though, and should RSVP on the website as well! This competition is not just for college students - but everyone in industry! We would love to have representatives from your school join us. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, and please feel free to reach out to me if you have any further questions! Have a great day! :) Amanda Noyes Hodges Hackathon Site: http://hackathon.sparcedge.com Hackathon Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wiv3jOaZ5w&feature=youtu.be Hackathon Press Release: http://www.sparcedge.com/sparc-to-host-mobile-app-hackathon-2/ Hackathon Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/events/339828462759272/

Startup run by USC graduates looking for PHP developer. Must be familiar with Facebook API and Google Hangouts API. We currently are looking for two contracted jobs, but would like this to lead to a full-time position. Please email zach@citizenhill.com

We are a Charlotte-based start-up in the business of creating web-based customer loyalty driven solutions. Our company was founded in 2012 and aspires to be a leader in its industry within the years to come. Our goal is to revolutionize how customers interact with online merchants and to build value through the development of innovative solutions. We are currently looking for qualified applicants to fill 2 immediate openings: Web-Based Graphic Designer Applicant must have proficient knowledge in web-based graphic design and animation. The applicant must be able to demonstrate previous work experience and/or a personal portfolio. Must be able to work in tandem with the back-end coding staff to form a seamless integration amongst the GUI and back-end systems. Web-Based Database Driven Programmer Applicant must be proficient in coding complex database driven end user and server side web based functions. The applicant must be able to demonstrate previous experience in working with secure authentication and user profiling systems and solutions. The applicant will work in a team environment in which communicating ideas and processes amongst other members of the development team is necessary. Please respond to this job posting with a detailed resume and cover letter referencing the above position. Charles Barkley, Attorney 6201 Fairview Road, Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28210 mail.galanis@gmail.com (704) 944-4290

ENTRY LEVEL ENGINEER JOB DESC 2012 Major international computer manufacturer with offices located in Atlanta Georgia and worldwide, is looking to hire ten entry-level embedded software engineers these are fulltime salaried positions plus benefits. All locations of the engineering positions are in Atlanta, Georgia, Financial relocation assistance ie temporary housing, rental car, airline tickets, will be provided for if needed by candidate regarding relocation needs, assistance Company will hire F1 Visa candidates as well as Green Card US Residents re these positions As a fulltime engineer, candidate will design, develop, debug, and maintain firmware, software, and embedded software re computer products, components and technologies Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Write Firmware/Software routines in Assembly (ARM and/or X/86) and "C" Language code that meets customer's requirements Provide FW Customizations and Feature Additions Test FW and Software Isolate, Correct and Document Bugs and Solutions in a bug tracking database Provide product training to customers Requirements: Knowledge in C/C++, Microcontroller and Microprocessor/ Microcontroller Architecture Candidates that carry F1 Visa must have a completed Degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineer required Degrees preferred, required are BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, or BS or MS in Computer Engineering required, and preferred JRN & Associates 770-433-8507 Dir.# jrnasst@bellsouth.net If interested in position please email resumes inquiries to Michael at jrnasst@bellsouth.net

Software Developer Brilliant? We're hiring. My name is Keenan Curtis, and I’m reaching out on behalf of Epic Systems in Madison, WI. We already post jobs to USC’s general job boards, but are looking for more proactive ways of reaching the best and brightest students. For this reason we would like to post our Software Developer job on the CSE Job Board. Code with a purpose. In the world of healthcare, having the right information in the right place at the right time isn't just important - it can mean the difference between life and death. Through the use of Epic's software, harmful medication errors are avoided every day in hospitals across the United States - and that's just one small way your code will help others save lives. As a developer at Epic, there's a good chance your innovations will affect the life of someone close to you - in fact, you'll directly impact the way 1 in 3 Americans receives healthcare. You'll push the boundaries in creating software to reduce medical errors, improve screening for diseases, and lower the cost of medical care while improving its quality. Have Fun. You will write code and more - your input will guide all elements of innovation. You'll meet with experts and end-users and determine novel approaches to each facet of development, from database to user interface. Join a small team of the best and brightest from across the world; Epic's employees currently represent more than 60 nations. With talented co-workers whose passion and willingness to go above and beyond is unparalleled, and a workspace conducive to serious development, you will thrive in a collaborative and casual environment. The challenges you'll be exposed to are numerous. Epic is located in Madison, Wisconsin - a diverse city regularly ranked as one of the best places to live in the country. No matter what you do for fun - board games or cricket, martial arts or volunteering - you'll find others at Epic who share your interests. And other good stuff. Epic offers highly competitive wages and all the benefits you'd expect from a leading software company (401k, great insurance, and stock appreciation rights). But, we also have benefits that definitely fall outside the realm of the anticipated. Have you always wanted to go to New Zealand, but never gotten the chance? Epic's five year sabbatical program not only provides you with an additional four weeks of paid vacation, but it will also cover airfare and lodging costs for you and a guest in any country you've never seen before. You'll also have plenty of opportunities to give back to the community through Epic's charitable efforts. Oh, and did we mention the treehouse? By applying for Software Development, you'll be considered for all development opportunities across Epic's numerous teams. You will use various technologies to build multi-tier enterprise software for healthcare organizations, including C#.NET, HTML, ASP.NET, VB6, Cache, iPhone, iPad, Business Objects, and Pocket PCs. We will educate you on the technologies you'll use through on-the-job training. Visa sponsorship is available. Epic is an equal opportunity employer. Requirements - BS/BA, MS/MA, or PhD in Computer Science, Math, Software Engineering or a related field. - Top-notch academics. - Relocation to Madison, WI is required and reimbursed. Apply online at http://careers.epic.com/position-160 or send your resume to careers@epic.com.

About Us HCL is driven by the passion of 90,000 professionals across the world. With Global Delivery Centers and offices in 29 countries, HCL provides a gamut of services t; hat include product engineering, custom and package applications, BPOs, IT infrastructure, IT hardware, systems integration, distribution of information and communications technology (ICT) products across a wide range of focused industry verticals. For more information, please visit www.hcltech.com. HCL America HCL America was established in 1989 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company has a broad footprint across the Americas: Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Texas, Utah, and Washington (U.S.A); Toronto (Canada); São Paulo, São Leopoldo, and Curitiba (Brazil); and Guadalajara (Mexico). Educational Credentials:

1. Undergraduate/Graduate degree in Computer Science or related; graduated in 2009-2012.

Job Description

1. Coding, troubleshooting, debugging and testing

Desired Candidate Profile

• Java/J2EE, Swings, struts, hibernate, core java, springs, JSP, Apache, Tomcat, Oracle, PL/SQL
• Knowledge of WebServices, Object-oriented Design and Analysis (OOA and OOD) & OOPS Concepts
• Knowledge on Front end graphical user interface design on JSP.
• Should have worked on Java/J2EE, JSP and SQl Server (or Oracle) as part of university project or course work.

Responsibilities

• Coding and debugging applications.
• Software testing and quality assurance
• Evaluate and identify new technologies for implementation
• Maintain standards compliance

To apply, please send your resume in Word format to krishkm@hcl.com (Krishna Kanna) Best Regards, Joe Perkins Associate Executive -Pre-Sales & Strategic Initiatives Program Management Office (Global Delivery Centers) HCL America Inc. 11000 Regency Parkway, Suite 10, Cary, NC 27518 USA Office : +1 408 328 7832 Mobile : +1 978 325 1104 Fax: : +1 919 678 7581 Email: joe.perkins@hcl.com www.hcl.com

Web programmer needed 20 hours a week through the summer. Competitive salary. Experience with HTML/CSS, SQL and Active Server or similar technologies. Please contact David Michaels (michaels@sc.edu) for more information. No telephone calls, please.

The NACE Salary Survey of new College graduates is out (full report) and it says:

Graduates within the computer sciences fields have starting salaries that are 2.4 percent higher this year; their overall median starting salary rose from $55,087 to $56,383. employers in the information sector reported the highest number of new graduate entrants, with an impressive starting salary to boot—$64,400.

and

Computer engineering grads are the highest paid of the engineering disciplines, with a median salary of $67,800, a 0.6 percent increase over their class of 2011 counterparts’ median salary.

The figure below is taken from the full report. 'Computer Science' salaries tend to be lower than 'Computer Engineering' simply because there are many community colleges and online schools that offer Computer Science degrees, while Engineering degrees are only offered by major Universities with Engineering Colleges.

The College of Education is looking for a GA to perform web programming tasks for the 2012 Summer I & II semesters, with possible re-appointment for Fall and Spring semesters. Experienced with SQL and .asp/javascript. This position is responsible for maintaining an existing codebase as well as the development of new applications. Tuition and stipend. Please send inquiries, including CV and references to David Michaels – michaels@sc.edu – no telephone calls, please. David Michaels Director of Information Technology USC College of Education

Every year in May the Computing Research Association publishes the Taulbee Survey which is the principal source for information on the enrollment, production, and employment of Computer Science and Engineering majors in the US and Canada. That is, this is data you want to know. Check out the Computing Degree and Enrollment Trends report. The chart below is taken from that report:

From Computing Careers Market, based on Bureau of Labor and Statistics, we get the following chart: In other words:

For the foreseeable future, nearly 3 out of 4 new science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) jobs in the U.S. are going to be in computing! By contrast, just 16% will be traditional engineering jobs, and even fewer will be in the sciences or mathematics.

It looks like Pac-man. Awesome.