Every year we offer graduate, undergraduate, and high school students to work with our scientists and engineers to address challenges in high-speed scientific networking. We bring in students in Spring, Summer, and Fall. Our program is a 12-16 week paid program that offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience at Berkeley Lab's Scientific Networking Division. See Current Openings.
The Savannah River National Laboratory’s Nuclear Nonproliferation Division is looking for master- or bachelor-level electrical or computer engineers with some background in embedded systems. Link to the job posting
The individual will support design and development of portable control and instrumentation systems for niche applications. The individual will be responsible for all phases of product life cycle from initial design, development, production oversight, and ongoing support through the product’s retirement. The individual will also interface closely with research scientists to transition laboratory scale, proof-of-concept prototypes to fieldable equipment. The design work for our projects will encompass board-level design and commercial component integration through system interconnect documentation. The software development tasking will include both embedded control and instrumentation as well as Windows-based user interface applications. The individual should be a creative thinker with ability to offer unique solutions to complex problems.
I have two experts on staff in the above that will mentor any new team member through our processes and applications.
Please forward this to applicable students. Candidates that graduate by 01-JUN-2023 will be considered. The job posting currently closes on 31-OCT-2022.
My team is willing to come to USC to meet students, to answer questions, and to give a short presentation about our group and the types of work we perform. Please let me know if you would desire this interaction and could accommodate.
Patterson Nuessle
Group Leader, Nuclear Effluent Analysis
Savanah River National Laboratory
Earthquake Forecasting Post-doc in ML at the USGS
The U.S. Geological Survey invites applications to a Mendenhall research post-doctoral fellowship opportunity to apply machine learning techniques to earthquake forecasting. The goal of this opportunity is to develop machine-learning approaches to improve earthquake forecasting capabilities – namely, to better predict the rate, locations, and sizes of future earthquakes.
The confluence of newly available, modern high-resolution seismic catalogs – composed of millions of earthquake locations, times, and sizes – along with recent advances in supervised and unsupervised machine learning, particularly deep learning techniques, provide a unique opportunity to mine seismic catalogs for deeper levels of earthquake predictability than have previously been found. In their proposal, applicants should describe methods and architectures amenable to extracting relevant features from catalogs of earthquake times and locations, and to generating stochastic representations of future activity.
This post-doctoral opportunity for recent graduates in computer science, geophysics, seismology, statistics, or related fields. The fellowship provides 2 years of salary and benefits, as well as funding to support the proposed research project.
More information on the opportunity (Mendenhall #21-44) is here: https://on.doi.gov/3Ru1Wz7
Candidates are encouraged to contact the research advisors to discuss project ideas. Note that due to federal regulations, non-citizens can be hired for these fellowships only in rare circumstances. Qualifications are here: https://on.doi.gov/3edWmm5
Applications are due November 1, 2022.
Proposed Duty Station(s): Pasadena, California; Moffett Field, California; Seattle, Washington; Golden, Colorado.
The Machine Learning and Evolutionary Lab of CSE/USC is looking for two undergraduate RAs for doing exciting research on applying deep learning and machine learning to solve the materials discovery problem. You will be guided by the experienced deep learning experts with access to the most advanced GPU servers. This precious research experience of AI on your resume will help you stand out in your future job market and application for graduate schools. Our research has been reported by public media (ScienceDaily) and published in top journals (Advanced Science). Check our papers published in 2022 here.
Expected candidates: excellent programming skills in Python, responsive and dedicated, 10 hours/week or more, GPA>3.2, enthusiasm for research.
If you are interested in this opportunity, email Dr. Hu (jianjunh@cse.sc.edu) your resume with phone and email information with the following email subject:Undergradute RA opportunity + phone + email+(Freshmen/Sophomore/Junior/Senior). In the email, explain why you are the ideal candidate for this opportunity.
Success stories: Dr. Hu is supervising 5 undergraduate RAs. Our team has got Magellan Scholarship winners. Three of the undergraduate RAs have published/submitted an official journal paper. More details check http://mleg.cse.sc.edu
Join the SMART Scholarship-for-Service Program on August 31, 2022, at 1 p.m. as we review eligibility requirements, program benefits, and give insight into the 2022 application. Attendees will also learn how to start an application and be provided with application tips.
The SMART Scholarship-for-Service Program offers STEM students who are currently pursuing a bachelor’s, master’s, or Ph.D. a full scholarship, internships, annual stipends, and guaranteed employment with the Department of Defense.
For more information on the SMART Scholarship-for-Service Program, visit www.smartscholarship.org. To register for the webinar directly, visit https://lmigov.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_QEhshVkVTme5Rk8AqB5rvw.
Rated as one of the Top 25 Best Hospitals to Work for in the U.S., the heart of LMC is our 557 bed modern state-of-the-art facility. Winning the prestigious, "Summit Award" from Press Ganey for outstanding patient satisfaction, "Consumer Choice Award" from the National Research Corporation, all contributing to our reputation for giving our patients the highest quality care. Lexington Medical Center was voted one of South Carolina’s “Best Places to Work” for 2019!
We are located in heart of the Midlands, right outside of Columbia, SC, and one of the most successful integrated healthcare systems in the Southeast. As the third largest employer in the Midlands, we invite you to be a part of our ongoing success and join our LMC Family.
Job Summary
Under the direction of the Director of Decision Support this individual will create and facilitate the adoption of advance analytics applications by delivering high quality analytic dashboards and reports to address specific data needs using business intelligence tools. The role includes data modeling, application design, and application development to deliver effective analytics using visual displays of performance data. The application design process requires an advance understanding of healthcare workflows and healthcare data to translate role-based use cases into actionable analytics solutions. This individual will work with the customer to ensure they know how to use the data application to enable performance improvement. The Developer will also be responsible for the extraction/translation/load of data, quality assurance of the application configuration, and product documentation.
Qualifications
Minimum Education: A Bachelor’s degree is required in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems or Information Technology
Minimum of 3 years of experience in designing and building analytic dashboards and reports using Business Intelligence tools like Tableau, Qlik, TIBCO Spotfire, Power BI etc.
Duties and Responsibilities
Marquita Gaines
Workforce Coordinator - Human Resources
(803) 936-7215 Office
mlgaines@lexhealth.org
Lexington Medical Center
2720 Sunset Boulevard
West Columbia, SC 29169
LexMed.com
Professor Sur at the CSE department is looking for undergraduate researchers for multiple exciting projects on wireless health monitoring, autonomous cars and drones, mobile physical security, 5G and 6G networking, etc., funded by the National Science Foundations, Texas Instruments, USC ASPIRE, and Vista Medical. This is a paid position. Please see this flyer and the website https://syrex.cse.sc.edu for more details.
Students working with Professor Sur have been recognized nationally and internationally for their research projects with numerous awards and fellowships, including Magellan Scholar Awards from the USC VPR office, IEEE MTT-S Undergraduate Fellowship, and Best Poster Awards.
If you are interested, please contact sur@cse.sc.edu with your CV, background, and research interests.
Research Computing at UofSC DoIT is looking for a self-initiative undergraduate to join in a web/mobile app development project. The duties include designing and developing a website, communicating with project partners, reporting progress weekly.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
We are paying $15 per hour, 10-15 hours per week for the semester with the potential for continuing internship for the summer. Should you be interested, please forward resume to zhouj@mailbox.sc.edu.
Claflin University Department of Math and Computer Science is looking for adjuncts for Fall 2022. We are looking for individuals to teach 2 courses virtually synchronously (and possibly a traditional online course) for $10K.
Karina Liles, PhD
Chair, Department of Mathematics & Computer Science
kliles@claflin.edu
I am seeking adjuncts for our fall semester to teach Python courses at an entry level and to teach Java at an advanced level. Do you have any graduate students that might be interested in one or more courses or know of others that might want to adjunct?
Thank you for any assistance you can provide,
Tim Ellis
Interim Chair, Division of Mathematics and Computer Science
800 University Way | Spartanburg, SC 29303
w: 864.503.5292
The Department of Computer Science at East Carolina University is looking for an adjunct instructor to teach SENG 6265: Foundations of Software Testing in Fall 2022. The expected class size for this graduate class is 30. The instruction delivery is 100% online. This is a 3 credit-hour course.
Minimum qualifications: At least 18 graduate course credit hours beyond a master’s degree in computer science or software engineering from an accredited university. Prior teaching experience is desirable.
Pay range is $5,000 - $6,000. Actual pay depends on academic qualifications and professional experience.
If interested, please contact Dr. Nic Herndon at herndonn19@ecu.edu.
We are software engineering team with a focus on avionics. We are responsible for navigation, performance and safety features for all phases of flight. One of our most recent projects was emergency AUTOLAND, a part of our AUTONOMI safety enhancing features. Autoland will take complete control of the aircraft flight to safely land the airplane in an emergency where the pilot is unable to fly. My team was responsible for testing of the navigation aspects of this new feature. You can read more about AUTONOMI and AUTOLAND at https://discover.garmin.com/en-US/autonomi/
On my team, you would responsible for developing and maintaining the tools for testing of software for the navigation, performance and safety aspects of our flight management system. We create and run automated tests using python and the test framework is developed with python and embedded C.
https://careers.garmin.com/careers-home/jobs/6649?lang=en-us
Alternately, candidates can search jobs for the requisition number (6649) on the Garmin careers site.
Job Summary
As a Software Engineer intern at Modjoul, you’ll have the benefit of working in a supportive, highly collaborative and entrepreneurial environment. A culture of passion and respect and technical excellence and the ownership and accountability of working on a fully self-contained, cross-functional engineering team gives you the ability to grow, make an impact, and get things done. It’s innovation, done sustainably and intelligently, at scale.
Responsibilities
Requirements
Interested candidates with the described skillsets can email directly praveen@modjoul.com. Please include a copy of your CV, and optionally a cover letter describing your background and interest in Modjou
Job Summary
As a Data Science intern at Modjoul, you’ll have the benefit of working in a supportive, highly collaborative, and entrepreneurial environment. A culture of passion, respect, and technical excellence, and the ownership and accountability of working on a fully self-contained, cross-functional engineering team gives you the ability to grow as a professional, impact your coworkers and Modjoul’s clients, and get things done. It’s innovation, done sustainably and intelligently, at scale.
Responsibilities:
Requirements:
Interested candidates with the described skillsets can email directly praveen@modjoul.com. Please include a copy of your CV, and optionally a cover letter describing your background and interest in Modjoul.
Voorhees University in South Carolina has an open position for a full-time tenure track of Computer science and Cyber security. See the full add for this posting.
If you have an idea for a digital humanities or computational research project that would benefit from staff support, please fill out the survey here by early August at the latest. The Humanities Collaborative is generously supporting two part-time student positions at 10hrs/wk for AY 2022-23 to assist with digital projects under the supervision of Kate Boyd and Amie Freeman.
We are looking for a qualified candidate to support our Information Technology Department. Your main responsibility will be to assist with the set up and management of enrollment and benefit administration systems for clients.
Please email resume to resume@wpsbenefits.com
Duties include, but not limited to:
Job Skills Required:
Job Type: Full-time