The Web Programmer / Developer will be responsible for the creation and modification of university web pages within the current environment and under assigned deadlines for the Department of Student Life. Development will include both management-driven and static content to enhance the current web presence and meet strategic business objectives. Update and maintain a framework for the Department of Student Life's presence on the Web. Advise on methods of content delivery. Recommend and implement Web strategies to maintain Student Life's relevance to its audience. Assignments will be coordinated within ten functional areas of Student Life. Bachelor's degree in a related field and two (2) years experience in office automation systems, data communications system design, installation, operation, repair, or processing of information in a data processing environment.; or a high school diploma and six (6) years experience in office automation systems, data communications system design, installation, operation, repair, or processing of information in a data processing environment. To apply, go to uscjobs.sc.edu and search for requesition number 002331.

The position of Director Research Computing and Cyberinfrastructure Support directs the University's strategic technology planning and operations in support of the University's research objectives. The position reports jointly to the Vice President for Information Technology and CIO, and to the Vice President for Research and Graduate Education. May be required to lecture and/or teach in areas of expertise Master's degree required. Must have advanced knowledge of research computing and cyberinfrastructure systems and issues. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Excellent judgement and discretion in working with sensitive issues. Ability to plan, organize, and review the work of technical personnel. Ability to establish and maintain working relationships with research faculty, technical staff, University executives, and external agencies and organizations. To apply, go here and search for Requisition number: 002310.

 The circled ones are the ones for which you will (most of the time) need a CSE degree. More details here.

Mr. Vidal, We still have openings for our Summer 2010 Internship, please feel free to refer students you recommend to this opportunity. The Vanguard's IT College to Corporate Internship has positions available for the Summer of 2010 in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. These full-time, paid positions allow students to gain valuable experience working with the latest technologies in a structured, supportive environment. To learn more about the internship program, go to https://careers.vanguard.com/vgcareers/jobs/internships.shtml. Please share the news with your rising seniors who are in IT majors, including: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering or Information Technology. Qualifications: -Internships positions are open to rising seniors -Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (preferred) -U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent resident status (necessary for consideration) Thanks! _________________ Michael Baughman The Vanguard Group Software Engineer Institutional Systems

Young entrepreneur looking for web programmer/engineer to help develop the next BIG thing on the web! Looking for someone who is able to invest their time in return for credit or an opportunity to receive stock in the company. If you are interested or feel you fit the position please contact, Chase at chaseduddy@gmail.com. Only looking for dedicated individuals who believe in the project!

The iPhone for Software Developers: A Live Coding Session! The UPE Keynote Address by Norman McEntire 4:00 PM Monday, March 29, 2010 Faculty Lounge, Swearingen Building ABSTRACT In this fast paced, practical, and exciting live coding session, you'll see an iPhone app written, built, and run, from scratch, for the iPod Touch, the iPhone, and the iPad. You'll learn how to use Xcode to write Objective-C source code. You'll learn how to use Interface Builder to lay out a graphical interface. And you'll learn how to run and test the code on both the iPhone simulator and on an actual device. The session is fast paced, intensive, and information packed. iPhone for software developers! Norman McEntire is founder and CEO of Servin Corporation a company that focuses on "Technology Training for Technology Professionals™". He received a BS in Engineering in May 1980 and a MS in Engineering in Dec 1980, both from the University of South Carolina. He worked two years as a computer hardware engineer for Mostek, designing disk controller boards. He then worked 14 years as a computer engineer for NCR Corporation, writing the business plan, and leading the hardware design, of the NCR Tower 32/200, a UNIX-based business computer. He founded Servin Corporation in 1995 and since that time has trained thousands of technology professionals on a wide range of topics, including Android programming, iPhone programming, Linux device drivers and kernel internals, Java programming, Objective-C programming, and Windows system programming and device drivers. He has over 25 apps on the iPhone Apps store, six books on the Amazon Kindle store, and a number of web-based tutorials. Sponsored by: The University of South Carolina Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Salaries for CS and Engineering Grads to Rise By BYC Newsfeed, On 2/12/10 5:36 PM Graduates in the Class of 2010 with computer-related or engineering degrees can expect to see slightly higher starting salary offers when compared with last year's class, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers winter salary survey. What's more, the association’s entire list of the 10 top-paid bachelor’s degrees is comprised of only majors in these specific disciplines. The average salary for 2010 graduates with bachelor's degrees in either computer programming, computer science, computer systems analysis or information sciences/systems is $59,570, up 6.1 percent when compared with last year. Engineering graduates’ median salary is $59,245, 1.2 percent more than in 2009. The association ranked a computer science degree as the fourth-highest-paying bachelor’s degree at an average salary of $61,205. Computer engineering immediately followed at $60,879, while electrical/electronics and communications engineering took the No. 6 spot at $59,074. Information sciences and systems rounded out the list at $54,038. Meanwhile, other students completing their undergraduate studies won’t fare as well. The overall average salary for 2010 graduates with a bachelor's is down 2 percent to $48,351.

I apologize for this interuption, but with the job market as it is I thought some of you may know someone looking for a good opportunity for a 6 month contract doing Citrix engineering. At AgFirst, we are doing a major project to overhaul the Citrix infrastructure, upgrade to XenApp 5 on VMware Vsphere servers, and utilizing many high end Citrix tools such as provisioning server and EdgeSite. If you know someone that has Citrix experience, especially with XenApp 5, and also has some VMware experience, then please forward this or ask them to contact me. We are looking to supplement our resources for this project and are always looking for good candidates as openings come up. Thanks! John John Davis Director of IT Operations AgFirst Farm Credit Bank Columbia, SC jdavis@agfirst.com http://www.agfirst.com