FAIRS + RESOURCES 

EECS Networking Night – Employers who want to meet you 

Feb. 9 @ 3:30 – 6:00 pm |  Website | Pre-registration required | All employers recruit EECS 

This virtual venue is a great place to learn about future career paths, internship opportunities and full-time jobs. The brief company presentations are followed by a quick Q&A session - where you can interview the employer. Only employers that recruit EECS majors – ECE, CS, AI, Materials Science, Robotics – are invited. If you're looking for an internship or a job in June - or just curious - sign up! 

 

College of Engineering Career Employer Connections Fair  

Feb. 8 @ 4:00 – 6:00 pm | Register on Handshake 

Resources to help: 

+ How to Impress Employers @ Virtual Events 

+ Get Hired Remotely 

Sign up for sessions with the employer to learn about careers, entry-level positions and internship opportunities. Get recommendations based on your Handshake profile. Never wait in line. Pre-schedule 1:1 or group sessions with employers now. Make an impression. Bring your unique perspective to the table, ask great questions, and follow up with recruiters after the fair. 

 

Career Fairs  

The Career Development Center is hosting 2 fairs. Details on Handshake. 

+ Feb. 15 @ 11 am – 3pm Winter Career & Internship Fair - Memorial Union Ballroom 

+ Feb. 16 @ noon – 3 pmWinter Career & Internship Fair - Virtual on Handshake 

 

Webinar Wednesday 

No webinars until Feb. 23. Instead, use this time to stop by the Engineering Career Development Center to get ready for the fairs. 

 

CLUB NEWS
ACM-W & SASE: Alumni Panel/Networking
 

Feb. 8 @ 4:00 - 5:00pm  |  Virtual | Register: https://forms.gle/SmjnbkR2EkWYtfs57 

Join us for a virtual panel and networking opportunity with OSU alumni. We have alumni in various tech fields and from different companies such as Microsoft, Raytheon, Nike, and more. They will be sharing their experience and journey through college and the workplace. Come ready with questions and a chance to network! 

 

HKN – Should I take it? Make Spring 2022 the best it can be! 

Feb. 15@ 6-8 PM | MU Room 104 (Journey) | Zoom  

Are you wanting to take an ECE or CS class, but aren't sure if it's the right class for you? Come talk with the members of the Eta Kappa Nu Pi chapter! Eta Kappa Nu is an honors society for electrical and computer engineering students through IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). Our members have taken a wide variety of the courses, and want to share their experience.  

 

Share Your Thoughts – and You Might Win! 

Complete the survey - be entered into raffle for two $10 gift cards  

The Engineering Student Council is a student-run organization working to coordinate and support the activities of engineering student organizations. They promote student voice and are gathering feedback from students on how the School of EECS is meeting student needs. Feedback collected in this anonymous survey and will help the ESC Student Advisory Board better understand student concerns in order to address them. Two $10 gift cards will be raffled off to participants. 

 

INTERNS + HIRES WANTED 

EECS Portal | Calendar | Handshake | Engineering SEE HUB | Engineering Career Center 

 

Info Session – Apply to be a College of Engineering Ambassador 

February 10th @ 5-6pm | Johnson 220 | Food Provided  

RSVP | Details about the Job | Questions  

Who can apply: Engineering students who completed two terms by the end of Winter 2022 

Interested in inspiring the next generation of engineers? Apply to be a College of Engineering Ambassador and help with the college’s outreach and recruitment efforts, student support services, and more. Transfer students, post-bacc students, and underrepresented students are encouraged to apply. If you cannot attend the session, but are interested, please RSVP. 

 

Agility Robotics Multiple openings  

Alaska Center for Energy and Power @ University of Alaska – Fairbanks 

Summer Internship - Deadline Feb. 10 

Apple   Software Engineering Internship (Santa Clara Valley, CA)  

ARPA   Technology-to-market summer scholars  

Biosero Internship - Summer (San Diego, CA) 

CID Bio-Science Embedded Systems Development – Electrical schematic design, PCB layout, software/firmware development for design implementation, and prototype product builds in collaboration with quality assurance staff and production staff. Must work well with managers and peer engineers and technicians. Able to design full electronic device schematics and PCB layouts including power management, clock signals & data transfers approaching GHz speeds, using Altium Designer. Able to create clear, well documented and performing software for handheld electronic devices, in Assembly, C, C++, C#, and Python. Basic understanding of modern technologies including MPU’s particularly Cortex MSeries, RTOS, Sensors, wireless communications. Able to debug existing circuits and research replacements for obsolete or unavailable components. BSEE, BSCS or degree candidate in same or comparable program. Position may be full or part time. Send resume to Michael Pliska, Director of Engineering. 

CUNY Visualization and Virtual Reality Lab  

VR-REU: Research Experience for Undergraduates in Immersive 3D Visualization – Feb. 18 

Department of Energy Omni Technology Alliance Internship Program 

             InternshipsDeadline Feb. 17 

Florida Atlantic University  

REUDeadline March 8 

Foureyes 

Associate Software Engineer (Remote) 

Internet of Things for Precision Agriculture               

Summer Research for Undergraduate Experience (REU)Deadline Feb. 15 

Morrow County, Oregon 

             Summer Internship Program 

NVIDIA Systems Engineer (Hillsboro, OR)  

Okta     Multiple openings 

Oregon State University  

             Center for Applied Systems and Software DeveloperDeadline March 1 

             CoRIS Web Support AssistantDeadline Feb. 8 

College of Engineering Web Support Assistant - Deadline June 30 

Research project (paid student job) | Prof. Leigh Torres’ Group | Project | Project Description: We study gray whale foraging ecology (where, how, and what whales eat). While on survey in our boat looking for whales and when with whales at sightings, we have a depth sounder running in the boat that provides depth and echoes of backscatter that reflect zooplankton prey in the water column (often zooplankton that the whales eat). We record these echo data and save the daily files. I would like to work with a student to quantify the amount of zooplankton at each whale sighting by “summarizing” the echo data. These echosounder files have an .RSD extension, which we have collected every year since 2016, for about 30 days every year. These files need to be imported into Matlab or R, and then analyzed, quantified and compared. 

Undergraduate CS/Math Research Contractor 

Qualified assistance needed for update of the Laboratory for Robotics and Applied Mechanics’ robotics research codebase. Some original design assumptions are no longer valid, requiring new platform architecture and mathematical generalizations. This position will involve collaboration with a current graduate student, improving contractor understanding and ensuring future platform use. 

Required Skills / Courses: 

 - Linear Algebra 

 - Differential Equations 

 - Application/software development 

 - MATLAB (previous experience desired, but not absolutely necessary; in this case, student is expected to learn on the job) 

Involved mathematics: 

 - Learning/Application of abstract algebra through the use of Lie Groups 

 - Numerical methods for function evaluation, differentiation, and integration 

 - Extension of 2D methods to higher dimensions 

Involved CS: 

 - Strong modularization choices for existing and future code 

 - Documentation with the intention of future use 

 - Testing framework / code coverage with future stability in mind 

 Send Resume/CV and relevant course list to Capprin Bass. Also include any additional interest in research, whether related to robotics, mathematics, or computer science. 

PacificSource  

             Associate Software Developer 

Very Good Ventures     

Multiple openings  

Wayne State University  

             NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates – Summer Academy in Sustainable Manufacturing– Deadline March 8 

 

Connect on LinkedIn 

All EECS students are invited to join our EECS LinkedIn community! We are roughly 3000 members and growing. Join us at http://www.linkedin.com/groups/136054/ 

 

Go Beavs!  

Tina Batten Corporate Relations 

School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science 

Oregon State University