Looking for motivated and creative database programmers. The programmer will need to have excellent understanding of Excel and other database platforms as well as knowledge in HL7 interface. Currently, the position is either salaried or part time depending on the creativity and assertiveness of the programmer. Initially, a working database will be need to be constructed with realistic timeline of 1-2 months. After a limited time and an assessment of the applicants skill level, more work is available either project dependent or full time employment. Salary and hourly rates will be discussed during the interview process. Patrick Springhart scharexchange@gmail.com

• Have experience building, from the ground up, a secure public web site ( E.g. Health Insurance Exchange, Insurance portal, etc.)
• Have experience in architecture, design, and implementation of a private cloud solution
• Our preference would be an open source stack, but we are willing to listen
• Have a knowledge of best practices for maintaining and supporting the cloud infrastructure
• Be very focused on security and scalability

Basically, we need to build a secure public facing 24x7 available web site that can easily scale (e.g. when a hurricane hits, goes from 10 users an hour to 5,000 users an hour). We are looking to find the best experienced people at setting these up, and “buy” their expertise to ensure the hardware, architecture, design, and frameworks are solid and able to support rapid growth.

• Java shop using Windows but would consider Linux.
• Could also be additional development work outside of this scope.

  David A. Grim Allen & Associates of America, Inc. Mobile: +1 704 564 0279 Fax: +1 866 409 0789 Time Zone: (GMT - 5) www.AllenAssociates.net

From Class of 2015 Is Finding Work:

Among majors, employment rates varied considerably. Computer science graduates had the highest standard, full-time employment rates (72 percent), followed by business (66 percent) and engineering graduates (62 percent). Biology majors had the lowest rates (28 percent), just under philosophy (33 percent) and physical sciences majors (34 percent). Those disparities also show up in starting salaries. At $69,214, computer science graduates were making the most money. Theology graduates, at $30,584, were making the least.

It also notes that CS majors are starting their own companies, rather than getting a job with a big company, more often that in 2014.

I am the Human Resource Manager for the South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs state agency. We currently have openings for 4 - System Engineers. If you would please share the attached with anyone you know who may be interested in working in state government. Thank you for your time. The Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office (RFA) is seeking applications for junior or senior software engineers. The successful candidate will be working with other developers on an expanding suite of web applications and tools for our customers at the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. This suite covers everything from a case management system, a Medicaid service tracking system, a Medicaid billing system, to new development for upcoming projects. We use the Ruby programming language primarily with Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, and Grape, but we also have code written in Haskell and ANSI C. You have the opportunity to use or learn other languages/frameworks such as Clojure, Javascript MVC frameworks, Node.js, or any other appropriate language/framework for the job at hand. Your primary focus would be web application development, but you would be able to move into a DevOps role if desired. How we work: The RFA development team follows a slight variation of the Kanban agile development lifecycle. We work with our customers every week to ensure specifications are kept up to date and to receive feedback on existing development. We use the Atlassian suite of applications (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, Bamboo, Hipchat) to track our work, which is continuously tested through Bamboo or Teamcity. Every developer can deploy code into staging or production with a simple message sent through Hipchat. Our aim is to continuously improve and automate as much of our process as possible so we can focus on software development and our customer. Our main technology stack:

• Ruby, Haskell, ANSI C
• Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, Grape, jQuery, Resque NGINX, Redis, MySQL/MariaDB, Git

Job responsibilities include:

• Performing the analysis, design, coding, testing and maintenance of complex, secure web applications for customers from RFA and other state agencies.
• Ensuring that customer needs are met by communicating with clients to determine requirements for the development of web applications and get feedback on existing development.
• Responding to customer requests by agreed-upon deadlines and reports on the status of projects to internal and external management.
• Documenting requirements for new features and issues with existing system functionality in the RFA project management and change management system(s).
• Performing back-end application development using MySQL or other appropriate database technologies. Creating efficient and scalable databases for optimal web application performance.

See attached for application details.

The EPA Environmental Research and Business Support Program is searching for a Scientific Application and Database Developer to join the National Center for Computational Toxicology (NCCT), at the EPA facility in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. The Developer will be responsible for providing application development and database programming support for the NCCT, which develops computational tools for improving environmental risk assessments and chemical safety regulatory decisions.

• Full-time, $27.72/hour, expected to begin July 2016
• Must have earned a master’s degree in chemistry, computer science, engineering, bioinformatics, biology, statistics, computational biology, math, physics, information science, or a related field
• Must have education/experience in R-language and MySQL code development, a working knowledge of bioinformatics, in vitro assays and gene annotation, and strong written, oral, and electronic communication skills
• Will perform application development and programming support, to include: maintaining MySQL database and R code pipeline, processing data sets, developing data scripts, reports, and tests, and other related database tasks

For the full position description and to apply, visit our website: https://www.zintellect.com/Posting/Details/2250

Institute for Southern Studies/Digital US South Initiative (DUSS) Position Term: July 2016-September 2017 Pay: $15-$18/hour, depending on experience The Institute for Southern Studies at USC is currently looking for a front-end and a back-end web developer to work on a grant-funded project. Developers would be working as a part of the Institute’s Digital US South Initiative (DUSS), which exists to assist faculty in translating research about the Southern United States into public-facing digital projects. DUSS has just received a sizeable grant to develop an online archive of materials related to South Carolina’s Native American groups. Developers would work alongside the DUSS project coordinator and our faculty partners to develop a framework for displaying and organizing these materials. Developing search and various interactive capabilities would also be expected. There may also be some data entry, though the majority of this will be handled by other, non-developer staff members. Applicants should be motivated, responsible, and independent problem solvers. An ability to communicate clearly with both tech-fluent and tech-ignorant supervisors and faculty partners is a key skill for on-the-job success. Graduate-level and advanced undergraduate-level student programmers are encouraged to apply. Required Technical Skills:

• For the front-end developer, experience in HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP are required.
• For the back-end developer, experience in PHP, MySQL, and some sort of scripting are required.
• For both, comfort with the Linux command line and working in headless server/ssh environments are required (we run Debian workstations and a Red Hat server).

Recommended Technical Skills: While not required, familiarity with the Django web framework, the git versioning system, and Docker container management may be useful for this project. Schedule, Pay, and Other Details: As a grant-funded project, this project has a definite start and end dates of July 2016-Sept 2017. Applicants should expect to work 20 hours/week during the summer and 10 hours/week during the academic year. Pay rate is $15-$18/hour, depending on experience. Interested applicants should contact Dr. Matthew Simmons, project coordinator of DUSS, at simmonwm@mailbox.sc.edu or 803-777-9783.

The office of Research and Data Analysis at the South Carolina Department of Education is interested in offering paid internships to qualified undergraduate and graduate students at the University of South Carolina. I have attached our internship application as well as a short job description and supplemental questions. We would be greatly appreciative if you could post this to the Computer Science and Engineering Job Board and distribute to any students that may be interested. They are ready to begin conducting interviews and are hiring immediately. I have also posted to Job Mate and the new Handshake web application through USC. Ryan Brown Office of the State Superintendent RyBrown@ed.sc.gov Job description

• Work in Microsoft SQL Server at the table/structure level to review and discover data values.
• Work with several database layouts and definitions to correlate data fields, consulting with SCDE staff and other personnel.
• Work with code or pseudo-code to create data transfer techniques between schemas
• Explore end-user requirements and create data flow to meet these needs.

Questions for Candidates:

• Are you familiar with Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio or other similar database interaction tools?
• Are you familiar with Structured Query Language (SQL)?
• Are you familiar with database structures / schemas and data types?
• Are you familiar with relational databases and normalized database structures?
• Are you familiar with importing and exporting data to/from a database?
• Have you worked with project requirements documents previously (creating, reviewing or using)?

This year's Taulbee Survey is out. As always, it has all the data you need on CS majors in the US and Canada. Nationwide, like here at USC, enrollments continue to increase.

The Web Developer, under the supervision of the Technology Manager, will assist with the development and maintain web sites for University 101 Programs and the National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience and Students in Transition. Duties of this position include assisting the Technology Manager with planning site design and functionality. Assist with the developing of site navigation by categorizing content; developing site content by collaborating with program coordinators; converting raw images and layouts created by graphic designers into CSS/HTML themes. Skills required: Some knowledge in web programming with HTML and CSS. Excellent written and oral communication skills. If interested, please email Carlos Diaz at diazc1@mailbox.sc.edu or contact him at 843-777-5281.

A3 communications is in need of an intern to work in the networking engineering dept. This intern will work on wireless networking infrastructure at multiple projects during the summer. If interested, email Chad Hendrix at chad.hendrix@a3communications.com

We may have a large project this summer that would be good for 5-10 students as an internship. I should find out within a week. If you know students that are looking for local work here in town, have them contact me. Info below. Thanks David Lewis Chief Financial Officer Corporate Office 1038 Kinley Road, Building B Irmo, SC 29063 Direct: 803.744.5006 Fax: 803.744.5870 dave.lewis@a3communications.com http://www.a3communications.com

Our client is looking for a passionate, self-motivated software test engineer to handle all aspects of testing (functional, performance, load, security, etc) across a large multiplatform environment. This individual will be partnering with various teams (product, engineering, and quality) by assisting with the development of processes and tools that allow the organization to excel in its continuous software development initiatives. As code is being delivered multiple times per day, test coverage and automation is crucial in allowing product to deliver quick to market while maintaining the high level of quality our consumers deserve. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Work on product/project teams developing test plans, test cases and test execution
• Partner with software engineering to design and develop tools and to assist in continuous development initiatives
• Perform load / performance testing where applicable
• Help maintain the testing framework for various types of testing (functional, load/performance, security) on multiple platforms (web, iOS/Android, emerging platforms)
• Operate in an agile software delivery methodology focused on testing new features within an iteration and providing near immediate feedback to engineers through test automation
• Perform exploratory testing where necessary in addition to regression testing
• Effectively communicate complex and/or difficult information to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment supporting many products on varied release cycles

PERFECT CANDIDATE SKILLS: will learn these skills if don?t have these

• Knowledge of software quality practices and ability to learn & adopt emerging concepts
• Passion for scalability, reliability and reusable code
• Experience with C#, PHP, Java, Javascript,
• Experience with Unix/Linux
• Experience with version control systems (svn, git, stash)
• Experience with test tools (Selenium, Webdriver, Junit, TestNG, Appium, Android UiAutomator, iOS UiAutomation)
• Proficient with continuous development tools and build tools (Jenkins, Bamboo, etc)
• Experience with performance testing tools (jMeter, LoadRunner, etc)
• Experience with Agile testing methodologies
• Experience with web video playback, encoding, live stream and similar concepts
• Knowledge of proxy tools (Charles, Fiddler, Httpwatch)
• Technical/working knowledge of information technology concepts, local and wide area networks, content delivery networks, database theory, and solid understanding on caching strategies
• TDD and BDD experience
• Self starter who can work independently

EXPERIENCE: The ideal candidate should have computer science or similar degree. Also, background in software engineering and software quality best practices. Additionally the candidate should have:

• Experience designing and working with test automation frameworks and developing automated test scripts (web, mobile & emerging technologies) specifically object oriented frameworks
• Experience working with online streaming video experiences (web, mobile & emerging technologies)
• EDUCATION:
• Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Business or a related discipline

Contact Recruiter: Mike Lacey mlacey@brooksource.com

Summer 2016, 10-20 hours/week Under the guidance of the USC Research Cyberinfrastructure (RCI) group, this position will profile, parallelize, and optimize source code for science and engineering simulation applications. Requires basic knowledge of C, Fortran, OpenMP and MPI and familiarity with Intel Parallel Studio software development environment. This position is open to graduate and undergraduate students. Submit resume to the Research Cyberinfrastructure Group http://www.sc.edu/rci Email: rci@sc.edu with Subject line “Intel Parallel Studio Software Development”

Summer 2016, 20 hours/week Under the guidance of the School of Business management department faculty and the USC Research Cyberinfrastructure (RCI) group, this position will develop, test, maintain, deploy, and analyze the results of a team computer simulation built from the open source game Empty Epsilon. Empty Epsilon is a networked computer based “Star Trek” style bridge simulator. This position will take the existing open source game Empty Epsilon and develop the additional code to track the performance of each player; the developed solution will need to be fully tested. In support of laboratory simulations this position will deploy and maintain the software to ensure it is ready for each session and the results are being measured and gathered correctly. After the completion of the lab experiments, this position will gather and summarize the simulation results and may be asked to proctor the lab during computer simulations. This position is open to graduate and undergraduate students. Submit resume to the Research Cyberinfrastructure Group http://www.sc.edu/rci Email: rci@sc.edu with Subject line “Game Simulation Development”

I am Sachin Gupta, the founder of HackerEarth (www.hackerearth.com). We organize hackathons across the globe and work with both Universities and Corporates in helping them organize their hackathons. We work with Universities like University of Toronto, Rochester Universityand many more. This time we have partnered with Grindr and hosting a hackathon with them. The objective of the hackathon is to use mobile-based geo-location and build applications that solve real world problems for people in a vicinity. The aim is to use geo-location to help people get access to healthcare services, discover local community events or anything that can be discovered in a vicinity. We would like to invite the students of your University to participate in the hackathon. It's an online hackathon starting May 6. The teams that create the most innovative solutions and produce the cleanest code will get a chance to win prizes of $5000 and also get their applications adopted by Grindr. We’re hoping you’ll share this information with your students who can then build interesting solutions and get a chance to showcase their coding skills. You can find more details about the hackathon here - https://www.hackerearth.com/sprints/0FeetAway-Hackathon/ NOTE: If this isn’t the right way to get this hackathon out to your students or we need to reach out to someone else in your department, please let me know.

ChronicleMe is a venture funded multi-faceted technology company that’s innovating the way people quantify, report, and treat emotional health. We’re currently working with senior executives from multiple fortune 500 companies, influential venture capitalists and angel investors, world-wide mental health nonprofits, and technology influencers. Founded in 2011, ChronicleMe has built platforms including an anonymous social network as well as a mental health employee assistance program. What you would be Doing Our next project requires expertise in IBM Watson technology, and will require a developer lead. You will be building cutting edge technology that will be significantly impacting the mental health industry, and revolutionizing the collection, analysis, and reporting of day-to-day emotional health. What You Need to Be Successful We are currently looking for a contract position (3-6 months) with potential full-time opportunity with benefits and equity. This person must be enthusiastic about start-ups, and tenacious in their pursuit of execution. The following initial skill sets are required:

• JavaScript/jQuery/AngularJS/HTML
• Data visualization
• HTML/CSS

The following qualifications are preferred, but not required:

• IBM Watson
• Ruby on Rails and expertise in info security
• Strong communication skills
• 4-year degree in data science, computer science, data management, or information technology.

Want to Apply Please send your resume and cover letter to hr@chronicleme.com. Thank you!