Graduate students in Media Arts, Art History, Public History, Computer Science, Geography, and the Library School are invited to apply for the position of Project Manager. The Project Manager will contribute to an internally-funded grant project devoted to reimagining eighteenth-century architectural illustrations and maps by Giovanni Piranesi from USC’s Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections. Broadly speaking, the Project Manager will oversee the project’s logistical aspects and contribute to its practical and conceptual goals. The ideal individual for this position will bring an interest in digital design to Piranesi’s material and develop his/her own ideas through consultation with the project’s Principal Investigators. Work will include exploring digital visualization and image manipulation programs best suited to enhancing Piranesi’s illustrations, serving as a third member of undergraduate student teams, and synthesizing the work of Student Researchers, who will be responsible for developing two thematic “mock-up” demonstrations, determining the time, labor, and technology necessary to fulfill future project goals, and sharing “mock-ups” with project staff and faculty participants. The Project Manager will also schedule and attend meetings of project participants, take and disseminate meeting notes, explore potential outsourcing developers, manage communications, coordinate travel, and develop intellectual goals for research related to the project. Must have excellent writing and verbal communication skills, strong attention to details, good time-management, organizational, and interpersonal skills, and a working knowledge of Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat. Knowledge of HTML is preferred but not required. Pay rate: $15/hr; 20 hours/week Start date: Aug 1, 2017; End date: Sept 30, 2018 Please submit a detailed cv and list any training or work experience in digital technology or digital humanities, by July 15. Jeanne M. Britton Curator, Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections University of South Carolina JBRITTON@mailbox.sc.edu

Linux and HPC support Undergraduate student position 10-15 hours/week The Research Cyberinfrastructure group (http://www.sc.edu/rci) has an opening for an undergraduate student in support of several High Performance Computing systems. Linux command line and bash scripting experience is desirable but not required. This is a great opportunity for an undergraduate student to gain hands-on experience supporting various projects in a research computing environment. For consideration, send your resume to rci@sc.edu with a subject line “RCI HPC position”.

Python software development Graduate student position 10-15 hours/week The Research Cyberinfrastructure group (http://www.sc.edu/rci) has an open position for scientific software applications development. The working environment is Python (SciPy), Flask, Javascript, GIT, Linux and Visual Basic. Although knowledge in any of these areas would be desirable, we mainly require a strong interest and ability to learn the programming environment quickly. This is a great opportunity for graduate students who can work 10 to 15 hours per week. For consideration, send your resume to rci@sc.edu with a subject line “RCI Python developer position”.

IDV is looking for a back-end web developer to join our small team in Lexington, South Carolina. Responsibilities

• Maintain and optimize the SpeedTree e-commerce system.
• Create custom web applications.
• Maintain SpeedTree web server.
• Lead web security effort.

Requirements

• Strong sense of task ownership.
• Excellent written communication skills.
• Experience creating custom web applications.
• Experience maintaining a Unix-based web server.
• Experience administering WordPress/WooCommerce-based stores.
• Some technical knowledge of 3D computer graphics a plus.

SpeedTree, used in more than 1,000 video games of every budget and genre, and more than 75 feature films, is the world’s most popular, most awarded vegetation software. SpeedTree’s extensive recognition includes a 2015 Scientific and Technical Academy Award®, a 2015 Engineering Emmy®, a Develop Award and a Front Line Award for middleware. For more information about SpeedTree, please visit www.speedtree.com. Please email resumes to Chris King, king@idvinc.com.

We have an open non-tenure-track Lecturer position for next year that I would like your help in publicizing. This position is an excellent opportunity for graduating students (M.S. or Ph.D.) who are either interested in a teaching position or would like to gain some teaching experience before a future tenure-track job search. There are potentially some opportunities for research collaboration with our regular research faculty, but the teaching load makes this difficult from a workload standpoint. If there are any students there who are finishing up and would be interested in gaining some full-time teaching experience, we'd love to hear from them. The Department of Computer Science at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro has at least one non-tenure-track teaching position (Lecturer or Visiting Faculty) available for the 2017-2018 academic year, to meet the teaching needs in our rapidly growing and vibrant Computer Science program. Responsibilities: This is a non-tenure-track, 9 month appointment that may include the possibility of renewal based on factors including, but not limited to, continued need, satisfactory performance, and availability of funding. The position involves teaching a variety of courses in computer science for majors and non-majors. Teaching assignments will take into account the candidate’s experience and, whenever possible, preferences. The courses will primarily be lower-level undergraduate classes, but if a candidate's experience, qualifications, and interest are appropriate then teaching assignments could include upper-level or master’s level classes. Classes are generally during the day, although an occasional evening section may be required. More information about the department can be found at our web site, http://cs.uncg.edu/ UNCG is proud of the first-rate education it provides for its students. The university is regularly included on Princeton Review's list of “Best Colleges,” and was recently ranked by the nonprofit Educate to Career as one of the top 10 universities in the nation for the value its education offers graduates. UNCG is happy to serve a diverse student body and we seek to attract an equally diverse applicant pool. We are an EEO/AA employer and are strongly committed to increasing faculty diversity. Qualifications: Minimum qualification is a master's degree (or equivalent graduate-level credit) in Computer Science. Deadline: We will review applications as they arrive, and continue until the position is filled. Contact: Questions, informal inquiries, and applications should be addressed to Dr. Stephen Tate, srtate@uncg.edu. Applications should include a letter of application describing interest in the position, CV, information on prior teaching experience (with copies of teaching evaluations if possible), and the names, telephone numbers and email addresses of at least (3) three professional references. While email is preferred, printed applications can be mailed to: Dr. Stephen Tate The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Dept. of Computer Science 317 College Avenue 167 Petty Building Greensboro, NC 27412

The School of Business invites applications for a position in Computer Science. We are open to applicants seeking a tenure track or non-tenure track appointment. A Ph.D. in Computer Science is preferred, but candidates who are nearing completion of their doctorate will be considered. Teaching experience is a plus. The position requires a teacher-scholar who excels in both teaching and scholarship with the ability to teach a variety of undergraduate computer science courses. Padmaja Rao Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Francis Marion University, Florence, SC cs.fmarion.edu mrao@fmarion.edu

Developer for Deep Learning Image Processing This developer will conduct several research case studies and develop an online image processing engine. Skills required include hands on experience with deep learning image processing development. Developer for Social Network Relationships This developer will develop a social network visualization online tool. Skills required include hands on experience with social network data mining, java or python programming, and javascript programming. Ella ella.li@zillioninfo.com 1225 Laurel Street Suite 420 Columbia, SC 29201 (803) 386-8709 www.zillioninfo.com

In case any of your students may still be looking for an overseas experience in information and communications technology (ICT) this summer, I am writing with a quick reminder that the application deadline for the fully-funded 2017 Huawei Seeds for the Future Program is just two weeks away (April 24, 2017 at 5pm Eastern Time). Designed to bridge the gap between information and communications technology (ICT) instruction at universities and the practical skills required in the workplace, the program combines hands-on training and the opportunity to learn from seasoned professionals in the ICT field. Program Dates: July 7-22, 2017 PROGRAM FEATURES

• Week one: Language and culture training at Beijing Language and Culture University
• Week two: Hands-on technical training in ICT technologies and solutions at Huawei’s headquarters in Shenzhen, China
• Activities and excursions introducing participants to Chinese culture and historical landmarks
• Includes all travel expenses including airfare, meals, and accommodations

More information and a link to the online application can be found on our program page: http://www.acstudyabroad.org/huaweiseeds If you’d like to print a program flyer for your classroom or bulletin board, you may follow this link.

My name is Christy Howell and I am the Program Manager for the Information Technology Summer College Intern Program, and our newly created New Grad Rotational Program for recent graduates in Computer Sciences, or related fields. I wanted to make you aware of some exciting opportunities in our Richardson, Texas, Chicago, Illinois and Tulsa, Oklahoma offices. We are current accepting applications in the Chicago, Richardson, and Tulsa offices for the new program we are launching focusing on recent graduates of Bachelor programs. The rotational program offers exposure to Business Analyst, ITQA, and IT Developer roles. We are also accepting applications for our IT Summer College Intern Program in Chicago, IL and Richardson, TX. Please review the attached flyers and post and/or share directly with students you feel may be interested. At this time, we are not placing interns at the Tulsa, Oklahoma location, but we are exciting about staffing recent graduates in our rotation program at that location. Feel free to reach out to me with questions! Christy Howell Christy Howell Health Care Service Corporation Sr. Manager, Resource Development Application Development Center ITG College Intern and Recent Graduate Programs Christy_Howell@bcbsil.com Apply to our Chicago, IL Location! Link: http://bit.ly/2nZckoe JobID: MD-1016557 Apply to our Dallas, TX Location! Link: http://bit.ly/2najRMH JobID: MD-1016558 Apply to our Tulsa, OK Location! Link: http://bit.ly/2nFIjJI JobID: MD-1016558

Summer Internship

Apply at our Chicago, IL location! Link: http://bit.ly/2mcd7yR Job ID #: CP-1016151 Apply at our Dallas, TX location! Link: http://bit.ly/2muj7Fs Job ID #: CP-1016153

**WE PAY OUR INTERNS** REsimplifi is a process, transaction and document management software product for Commercial Real Estate Brokers built on the Force.com platform (Salesforce).  We'd like to hire a graduate student intern to work with us full-time during the summer of 2017. Intern will join a team responsible for the ongoing development of an OEM Salesforce application in the Commercial Real Estate marketplace. Utilizing Agile methodologies, the current development team participate in daily scrum meetings and bi-weekly sprints. Duties and responsibilities

• Develop and test new features
• Participate in daily scrum meetings and bi-weekly sprint retrospectives
• Participate in regular user testing sessions
• Assist with the creation of new client orgs and onboarding new clients
• Assist with setting up and testing merge fields in client documents

Qualifications

• Primary Skills/Experience Required:
• Salesforce
• JavaScript
• HTML5/CSS3

Additional Skills/Experience Preferred:

• Apex
• Angular JS
• Node JS
• CSS Preprocessors (Stylus, SASS)
• CSS layout (Bootstrap, Flexbox)
• Version control (Git, Github)
• JS task runner (Gulp, Grunt)
• CircleCI

Send resumes to david@resimplifi.com REsimplifi, Inc. follows an equal opportunity employment policy and employs personnel without regard to race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, physical or mental ability, veteran status, military obligations, and marital status.

I'm writing to ask that you let students know about this tremendous opportunity next Tuesday, March 28 starting at 6:00 pm ET in downtown Columbia. It is an educational opportunity as well as networking, and an opportunity to meet GitHub. Open Source South Carolina meetup An Evening of Git & GitHub - Delivered by GitHub Next Tuesday, March 28 SOCO - 823 Gervais Street, suite 200, in The Vista (above Jason's Deli) Doors open at 6:00 pm ET, programming begins at 6:30 or so Information and to sign up - https://www.meetup.com/Open-Source-South-Carolina/ For more information - info@allthingsopen.org Details: This very special meeting will feature three topics important to us, and anyone using or wanting to participate in open source. Even better, all content will be delivered by GitHub. Topic #1: An introduction to Git and GitHub This will be delivered Patchwork style (patchwork.github.io) and is a hands-on workshop for those wanting to learn more about Git and GitHub. Exercises are self-directed and mentors are available to help out. *Please note this is not an official Patchwork event, rather, the Patchwork curriculum will be covered. Topic #2: Contributing to Open Source Important to anyone wanting to contribute. The why's and how-to's will be covered and discussed. Topic #3: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment We'll wrap up by covering some advanced topics around Continuos Integration and Continuos Deployment. Again, topics extremely important in today's technology environment. Our speaker: Tommy Byrd Tommy is an Enterprise Solutions Engineer for GitHub out of Atlanta Georgia. He's held numerous technical positions in the past but our favorite is Director of Broadcast Production at Dragon Con! As always, the meeting will feature food, drinks, swag and fantastic networking. And don't forget to bring stickers. We'll have a sticker table and swapping is highly encouraged. Doors open at 6:00 pm but feel free to arrive early. Programming will start at approximately 6:30 with announcements from the community. No sweat if you arrive late also. We understand night classes, work, family, etc. We get it..

Who are we? We are an awesome summer camp aimed teaching and promoting the fields of computer science and IT to young girls all across the midlands. What are we looking for? We need a computer science major OR minor, or someone with extensive IT knowledge, who is interested in teaching middle school aged girls some fun computer programming and introducing them to the world of IT. Girls Go for IT will take place June 5th – June 30th. It will require 20 hours per week of work and will be paid $12.50 per hour. To apply, or for more information, please contact Madison Pickrel mpickrel@email.sc.edu or Dr. Alicia Wilson awilson@geol.sc.edu

We have two paid openings for part-time (20 hours or less a week) interns that would allow the selected candidate(s) an opportunity to get some on-the-job security experience within a fast-paced, complex IT organization. We have had a couple of interns in the last year that have moved on to different careers in the security & IT arena after working with our office in an intern role. Any interested students that may be looking for this type of opportunity, please send resumes to me for review by our team. All candidates must be able to show proof that they have a legal right to work in the U.S. to move forward but we have a temp agency (AppleOne) vet all candidates. Kareem A. Briggs, CISA, CISM, CRISC Interim Director of Information Security Office of Information Assurance South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services 1801 Main Street Columbia, SC 29201 803.898.1687 (Office) 803.605.8374 (Mobile) Kareem.Briggs@scdhhs.gov www.scdhhs.gov

Across the United States and Canada, universities and colleges are facing a significant increase in enrollment in both undergraduate computer science (CS) courses and programs. The current enrollment surge has exceeded previous CS booms, and there is a general sense that the current growth in enrollment is substantially different than that of the mid-1980s and late 1990s. Generation CS: CS Enrollments Surge Since 2006 reports the survey results with respect to majors, nonmajors, diversity, impact on academic units, and units’ actions in response to the surge.

The Data Incubator is an intensive 8 week fellowship that prepares masters students, PhDs, and postdocs in STEM and social science fields seeking industry careers as data scientists. The program is free for Fellows and supported by sponsorships from hundreds of employers across multiple industries. In response to the overwhelming interest in our earlier sessions, we will be holding another fellowship. Who Should Apply: Anyone who has already obtained a masters or PhD degree or who is within one year of graduating with a masters or PhD is welcome to apply. Applications from international students are welcome. Everyone else is encouraged to sign-up for a future session. more info.

I have initiated a tech startup for a new social media app, that we have been working on for a couple years. We are nearing completion and need to do a UI overhaul. We have been approached my angel investors and VC's talking 7 figure funding. AS exciting as this is we are trying to get to project completion before losing these potential investments. Our CBO is a graduate from USC and I have been approved through HandShake. I am a mapping manager for the DoD and have employed interns through the geography department over the past couple years. I spoke with Mr. Beasely as the Incubator yesterday and he mentioned reaching out directly to the department, hence my inquiry. We would be very interested in hiring someone for pay and or credit, with possible vesting (equity) People who want to work for us will need to be familiar with the following technologies For Mobile

• Actionscript 3
• Adobe AIR
• Java (optional)
• NoSQL (optional)

For Web

• html5
• css
• Javascript
• NodeJS (optional)

Familiarity with the following applications is recommended but not necessary

• Git
• FlashDevelop

Thank you so much for your time and I look forward to hearing back from you. Travis Thompson, GISP tthompson@mappkey.com