Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Tyler Technologies - GUI Games

http://www.tylertech.com/guigames

Software Engineering Internship- Denver

Bentley Systems is hiring a Software Engineering intern in our Denver, CO office (job description attached).

Bentley offers innovative solutions to the AEC (Architectural, Engineering and Construction) industry for the design, construction and management of cities, airports, transportation and utility networks, and other infrastructure that supports and sustains our planet.

Founded in 1984, Bentley has more than 3,000 colleagues in 50 countries, more than $500 million in annual revenues, and since 2005 has invested more than $1 billion in research, development, and acquisitions.

Please pass this opportunity along to all qualified students. Note- knowledge of ASP.NET framework is a requirement. All interested students can apply at www.bentley.com/ucc

More Information:

Software Engineering Intern

Bentley Systems is seeking talented students for internship opportunities as Software Engineers located in our Denver,

Colorado office. Our software engineers work on a variety of platforms where they create, enhance, and maintain

product lines as well as participate in the full life cycle of development, from specification and design through

implementation, test and support. If you love software development then this is the place for you!

Bentley Systems offers innovative solutions to the AEC (Architectural, Engineering and Construction) industry for the

design, construction and management of cities, airports, transportation and utility networks, and other infrastructure

that supports and sustains our planet.



Founded in 1984, Bentley Systems is a global software development company, employing nearly 3,000 colleagues in 45

countries, with revenues surpassing $500 million, and has invested more than $1 billion in research, development, and

acquisitions. We currently offer more than 150 desktop, server and mobile software products to users around the world.



Additional information regarding Bentley Systems, our software products and career opportunities can be found here:

http://www.bentley.com/en-US/Products/

http://www.bentley.com/ucc



EOE Employer M/F/V/D Bentley participates in e-Verify / Bentley participa en e-Verify. Right to Work / Derecho a Trabajar

Responsibilities

The responsibilities of a Software Engineer Intern include design, implementation, testing and support of product

features:



• Design includes participating in defining and interpreting feature requests and designing product and features

for stability, usability, and maintainability.

• Implementation includes using the latest development tools to turn the designs into actual software products.

In particular, implementations must be stable and maintainable.

• Testing responsibilities include both unit testing as well as providing additional guidance and support to the

certification group.

• Support includes maintaining the existing code base and providing assistance to the support group.

Qualifications

• Education: Candidate for bachelors (must have completed 2 years) or Masters degree in Computer Science or

similar engineering disciplines are encouraged to apply if they have the required software development skills.

• Technical background: Internship or significant project experience with Microsoft .NET framework or web development using

Microsoft ASP .Net and relational databases using SQL (eg Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server)

• Communication and teamwork: Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required. Ability to learn

and adapt quickly to maximize productivity. Self-motivated person with the ability to work individually and as

part of a team.



Job ID: Inter-SE-MP-14

Please apply directly on our University Career Center at: www.bentley.com/ucc

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Simulink Training

MathWorks and Element14 have partnered to offer a free webinar:

This webinar will focus on teaching using Simulink and low-cost hardware.

Additional information, including ‘Log in to attend’ button, is found here:

Date:  Wednesday February 5th, 2014
Start time: 9:00 AM Central Time
Hosted by Element14

Thank you & best regards,

Ken

Kenneth Cleveland
MathWorks Educational Sales

PS:  Additional information about all hardware supported in MATLAB – from ARM to Xilinx is found here:
More information about hands-on teaching with hardware is located here:



Monday, October 7, 2013

Research Showcase and Networking Opportunity

I would like to cordially invite one of your students to apply to participate in the Student Research Preview (SRP) of ISSCC 2014. Over the recent years, SRP has provided a great opportunity for students to showcase their work and to network with other students and engineers around the globe. Based on the recent success, we would like to continue and expand SRP to give more benefits to the students at ISSCC.

Here is a brief information about the SRP.
  •   Held on Sunday evening of ISSCC as one of the evening sessions.
  •   Short oral presentation followed by poster session and optional demo.
  •   ISSCC student registration fee waived for accepted speakers.
  •   Presented materials will not be considered as pre-publication for any of the SSCS sponsored conferences or journals. (No   materials will be published either on-line or in hard-copy)
  •  Deadline: Oct. 25, 2013
  •  Students applying for the SRP must be endorsed by their faculty advisor, and each faculty can only endorse one student from their group.

For more information, please refer to http://isscc.org/attendees/students.html

If you have any inquires, please do not hesitate to contact the SRP chair Prof. Jan Van der Spiegel (jan@seas.upenn.edu) or the secretary Prof. Tsung-Hsien Lin (thlin@cc.ee.ntu.edu.tw) .

Thank you very much and we look forward to your student's submission and participation in the SRP of ISSCC 2014.

-- 
Jan Van der Spiegel
Chair, ISSCC SRP Committee
Professor, Electrical & Systems Eng.
University of Pennsylvania
200 S. 33rd Street, Room 201M
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6314

P: 215-898-7116
F: 206-202-1357
jan at seas.upenn.edu
http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~jan

Thursday, September 26, 2013

The 4th Annual CSU IEEE Open Design Competition is here!

Hello Engineers!!!


The 4th Annual CSU IEEE Open Design Competition is here! Assemble your team, sign up, and get ready to have a blast!


What is the Open Design Competition?
The Open Design Competition is the most fun and rewarding project you can work on all year. Why? Because you can make anything you want! Either by yourself or with an all-star team of your friends and class mates, you'll start with a powerful and versatile hobby electronics kit, learn everything you need to know about micro-controllers, programming, and hobby electronics in our evening workshops, and then set out to dream up, design, and build the greatest project you can think of! It can be anything you want - a robot that plays guitar, a crazy light-up bike, a lawn mower that mows the lawn by itself, your own Daft Punk helmets, or anything else you can think of - the possibilities are endless!!

I'm so busy! Why should I add yet another thing to my schedule??
The Open Design Competition is more than just another thing on your to-do list - it's an opportunity to leave the classroom, skip the theoretical work, and get your hands dirty designing and building something that you are passionate about! And once it's done, in late March, you will get to show it off to your peers, your teachers, and members of industry at the final design competition! Last year we had engineers from a dozen different companies come to campus and judge projects and we gave out nearly $1000 dollars in prizes!! Once it's all said and done, you'll have a completely unique project on your resume, something that employers love to see and will gladly take a second look at when considering you for internships and jobs. An Open Design Competition Project can be a game changer for your career.

How can I learn more?
We'll be holding informational meetings next Monday (9/30) and Tuesday (10/1) nights at 7pm in Engineering E104 - you can get the whole scoop about the competition, talk to former participants, and get all of your burning questions answered!

I'm ready! Where do I sign up??!!
When you're ready, go here http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/XY8GGKT and sign up! Registration closes at midnight Wednesday, October 9th.

Visit http://csuieeedesign.blogspot.com/ for news as soon as it's available and let me know if you have any questions! Thanks to our sponsor Wolf Robotics for making this all possible!


The greatest competition of your college career is about to begin...what are you going to make?

Cameron Bloom
IEEE CSU Student Chapter President
Colorado State University

Monday, September 16, 2013

Avago Technologies Presentation Tuesday! Free Pizza!

Hey Engineers!

Avago Technologies is coming to CSU for a special presentation before the Career Fair this Tuesday, September 17th at 6PM in Clark A102! From wireless communications to automotive electronics, Avago is changing the technological world in many different industries. They will be speaking about some of the amazing new technology coming out of Avago, what it is like to work for Avago, and what they are looking for in students this fall Engineering Career Fair!

Come out and hear all about a great local company and enjoy some free pizza!

Hope to see you there!

Free PES Membership to IEEE Student Members

If you are and IEEE Student Member (officially through the national organization) and you are interested in Power and Energy, you can get a free membership in PES (Power and Energy Society) for their first year. Details can be found here: http://www.ieee-pes.org/pes-communities/students