HuskyJobs Upcoming On Campus Interviews resume due dates

Upcoming On-Campus Interview Resume Duedates (between now and November 1, 2012)
Employer Name	Position Title	Resume Duedate	Position Type
Protiviti	Technology Consultant (63982)	10/19/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Protiviti	Protiviti Process Consultant (63981)	10/19/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Protiviti	Protiviti Intern (63983)	10/19/2012	Internship/Learning Experience
Philips	Supply Chain/Logistics Opportunities (Undergraduate) (64861)	10/22/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Liberty Mutual Insurance Group	Associate Product Analyst - Safeco Insurance (65311)	10/22/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Accenture	Accenture Systems Integration Consulting Analyst 2012-13 (63630)	10/24/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Addepar	Software Engineer   (64019)	10/25/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Addepar	Software Engineer Intern (64021)	10/25/2012	Internship/Learning Experience
CGI	Entry Level IT Consultant (64028)	10/25/2012	Job (FT or PT)
CGI	Programmer Analyst (64029)	10/25/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Expeditors International of Washington, Inc	Systems Administrator (64542)	10/25/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Expeditors International of Washington, Inc	Java Developer (63784)	10/25/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Pariveda Solutions	Software Development Intern (62669)	10/28/2012	Internship/Learning Experience
Pariveda Solutions	Software Development Consultant (62670)	10/28/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Acquity Group	Associate 2012 (63717)	10/28/2012	Job (FT or PT)
FactSet Research Systems, Inc.	Consultant (63140)	10/29/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Hitachi Consulting	Consultant - Hitachi Consulting (2012-2013) (64225)	10/29/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Cisco Systems, Inc.	Americas (United States) Analyst-Information Technology (Intern) - IT (64923)	10/29/2012	Internship/Learning Experience
Cisco Systems, Inc.	Americas (United States) Analyst-Information Technology (Full Time) - IT (64931)	10/29/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Cisco Systems, Inc.	Americas (United States) Engineer-Information Technology (Full Time) - IT (64929)	10/29/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Cisco Systems, Inc.	Americas (United States) IT Engineer (Intern) - Information Technology  (64404)	10/29/2012	Internship/Learning Experience
IXL Learning	Product Analyst- Math/ Language Arts (63862)	10/30/2012	Job (FT or PT)
IXL Learning	Product Designer (63860)	10/30/2012	Job (FT or PT)
IXL Learning	Software Engineer (63865)	10/30/2012	Job (FT or PT)
ATS Automation, Inc.	Engineer/ Sales Engineer (37822)	11/1/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Hewlett-Packard Co	Firmware Engineer (65351)	11/1/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Hewlett-Packard Co	IMF Mechanical Engineering (65349)	11/1/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Hewlett-Packard Co	Platform Reliability Engineer (65353)	11/1/2012	Job (FT or PT)
Hewlett-Packard Co	Electrical Engineer (65352)	11/1/2012	Job (FT or PT)

HOW TO APPLY

Applications are being accepted through the UW HuskyJobs program. To view additional details on this opportunity, and to apply, log into your HuskyJobs account: www.huskyjobs.washington.edu/students/ .  All campus interview positions will require a resume be submitted via HuskyJobs, and many will also have additional application requirements, which will be listed in the job description. Resumes must be submitted by 11:30pm (PST) on the deadline date.

*Please note that many opportunities have screeners in place in regards to major, graduation date and class level, so not all candidates will be eligible to apply for all opportunities.

HOW TO LOCATE THE POSITION

A quick way to find these positions is to log in and go to the 'shortcuts' section (in the right of your homepage.)

* Click on ‘Search – All On-Campus Interviews’

* Enter the position title or the ID number in the ‘keyword’ box

* Locate the position title and click on it.

* Read the job description and application information.

Questions?

Contact crecruit@uw.edu

EE 400A: LEADERSHIP SEMINAR SERIES

WINTER 2013

FRIDAYS 10:30-11:20

1 CREDIT 

ROOM EEB  037

Presented By:

VIKRAM JANDHYALA

Chair & Professor, EE

 UW Presidential Entrepreneurial Faculty Fellow Director

&

JOHN SAHR

Associate Dean,

Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Associate Chair & Professor, EE

Get your pressing questions answered by successful UW EE alumni who have gone on to great careers at companies like Philips Medical, Intel, Microsoft, Google, Microchip Technologies, PNNL, Puget  Sound Energy, and Alstom.

• How do I know which career track is the right one for me?
•  Should I go to grad school or get a job after graduating?
• What are employers looking for in an interview besides my EE degree?
• What type of jobs did previous EE grads from UW land?
• What is it like to work for a big company vs. a midsize or start-up company? 
• Want to meet EEs who went on to business, medical, or law school and hear about their experiences first hand? 

BENEFITS:

• Opportunity to network with high level executives at top companies
• Access to crucial advice on gaining the competitive edge you need to land your first job
•  Insider news on internships
•  No Final Exam
• No Midterm

Tech Talk with NVIDIA

GPU Architecture for Games, Servers, and Mobile

Craig Wittenbrink will present an overview of the NVIDIA GPU architecture. He will discuss the application to modern games, computing with Cuda, and mobile applications and gaming and show demonstrations of current GeForce GTX 690 rendering and PhysX. He will also discuss mobile gaming and NVIDIA’s cloud initiative and close with some of the most pressing design challenges facing GPU and System architects today, with system power.

Date: Wednesday, October 24th

Where: EEB 403

Time: 10:00am -11:00am

Light Snacks will be provided

UW Sustainability Summit, October 22-25

The annual University of Washington Sustainability Summit is next week October 22nd - 25th, with the main activities happening on Wednesday October 24th, National Campus Sustainability Day and National Food Day. 

Main Activities, Wednesday October 24th, 2012

Exhibitor Fair & Electronic Waste Recycling Event; Red Square, 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM

Keynote Speaker & Panel Discussion; Kane Hall room 210, 6:00 PM

Keynote Speaker - KC Golden, Policy Director, Climate Solutions

Panel Discussion:

Rob Bernard, Chief Environmental Strategist, Microsoft

Dr. Ellen Lettvin, VP Science & Education, Pacific Science Center

Dr. Ruth Johnston, AVP, Environmental Stewardship & Sustainability, UW 

Moderated by Dean Lisa Graumlich, UW College of the Environment

Reception & Campus Sustainability Fund Poster Session; Kane Hall, Walker-Ames Room, 7:30 PM

Electronic Promotion Information

Website: http://sustainabilitysummit.uw.edu

Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/160976494041064/

Twitter Tags: #uwsustainsummit @sustainableUW

Environmental Innovation Challenge Position

Take a leadership role in the premier Pacific NW cleantech competition sponsored by the UW!

The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) is interviewing students to fill positions on the UW Environmental Innovation Challenge (EIC) Executive Committee.   If you have a desire to make an impact, the UW Environmental Innovation Challenge is your opportunity.

The time commitment for a position on the EIC Executive Committee will be an average of 2-4 hours per week, including bi-weekly hour-long committee meeting as needed, with the majority of work October through February. Membership on this committee does not preclude your entry into the Challenge on April 4, 2013.

We’re looking for 3-5 representatives from various campus departments to work with co-chairs Chris Walker and Renuka Prabhakar.  Candidates should have some combination of the following qualifications:

·         Current, undergrad or grad student in science, engineering, environment, business or policy.

·         Communication skills, comfortable speaking in public.

·         Organization and attention to detail.

·         Enthusiasm for innovation, competition, and/or environmental challenges.

·         And, at least 1 person who is interested in social media marketing.

Representative responsibilities:

·         Act as liaison to campus departments (Engineering, College on the Environment, Business School, etc.). Speak with advisors, faculty and student groups to encourage participation in the UW EIC.

·         Identify new opportunities to communicate with students and recruit top talent to participate in the UW EIC.

·         Assist in planning events to connect individuals with teams, mentorship, ideas and resources.

·         Create and execute plan to promote campus attention to UW EIC; Foster the value of UW EIC as a unique, major regional event.

Contact the EIC Co-chairs directly if you are interested. Include a resume and a short statement about why you are interested and why you think you would be a good fit for this committee.

UW EIC 2012/2013 Co-chairs:

Chris Walker, cbwalker@uw.edu - Chris is currently a first-year full-time MBA candidate at the Michael G. Foster School of Business.  Prior to business school, he earned a Ph.D. from the U.W. Environmental Engineering department where his research focused on environmental microbiology.  Recently, he worked as an environmental consultant for Geosyntec Consultants, assisting clients on water and energy-related environmental issues.

Renuka Prabhakar, rprab@uw.edu - Renuka is currently a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Washington. Both her master’s and doctoral research is based upon a novel glass recycling technology that she developed during the 2010 EIC. Renuka is also the CEO of EnVitrum, a UW start-up that is focused on commercializing the technology in the green building industry.

NASA Seeks Space Technology Research Fellowship Applicants

        INVESTING IN AMERICA'S TECHNOLOGY FUTURE: NASA SEEKS SPACE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP APPLICANTS

        WASHINGTON -- NASA is seeking applications from graduate students for the agency's Space Technology Research Fellowships. Applications will be accepted from students pursuing or planning to pursue master's or doctoral degrees in relevant space technology disciplines at accredited U.S. universities. The fellowship awards, worth as much as $68,000 per year, will coincide with the start of the fall 2013 term.

        The fellowships will sponsor U.S. graduate student researchers who show significant potential to contribute to NASA's strategic space technology objectives through their studies. To date, NASA has awarded these prestigious fellowships to 128 students from 50 universities and across 26 states and one U.S. territory.

        "NASA's Space Technology Program is building, testing and flying the technologies required for NASA's missions of tomorrow," said Michael Gazarik, director of the Space Technology Program at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "With new technologies and innovation, astronauts will be able to travel safely beyond low Earth orbit and new science missions will make amazing discoveries about our universe. These fellowships will help create the next generation of highly skilled workers needed for NASA's and our nation's future, while motivating careers in science and technology that will lead to sustainable, high-tech jobs while America out-innovates the world."

        Sponsored by NASA's Space Technology Program, the continuing goal of the fellowships is to provide the nation with a pipeline of highly skilled researchers and technologists to improve U.S. technological competitiveness. Fellows will perform innovative space technology research while building the skills necessary to become future leaders.

        The deadline for submitting applications is Dec. 4. For more information about the fellowships and instructions on how to submit applications, visit:

        http://go.usa.gov/YDJW

        To learn more about NASA's Office of the Chief Technologist, the Space Technology Program and the crosscutting space technology areas of interest to the agency, visit:

        http://www.nasa.gov/oct

Immigration Night, Global Biz Fest & More International Opps.

The Global Business Center is celebrating International Education Week by hosting GLOBAL BIZ FEST next week at the Foster School. October 23-25 will offer a variety of events for students, faculty, and staff. This week is made possible in part by the federal Centers for International Business Education and Research program.

Here is a highlight of opportunities that any undergraduate student may be interested in:

1)     Immigration Night

6:30 - 8:00 pm, Paccar Hall, Room 294

Are you an international student?  If so, are you interested in learning about current immigration laws, how to get company sponsorship, how to get a green card and more?  Come to Immigration Night and hear from the experts! Speakers include:

U.S. Immigration Lawyers Cletus Weber and Elizabeth Peng, PENG & WEBER

Leana de la Torre, Student Adviser, Office of International Student Services

2)     Certificate of International Studies in Business – Information Session

12:30-1:20 pm, Paccar Hall, Room 456

Want to combine your interests in foreign language and business? Come here from students and staff about the award-winning Certificate of International Studies in Business (CISB) Program, and learn how CISB can help you prepare for a global business career!

3)     Social Media: For your Business? Japanese Business Roundtable Series

5:30 – 7:30 pm, Anthony’s Forum, Business Hall

Come hear how some organizations, large and small, are leveraging social media beyond marketing to create multi-dimensional communication with supporters, customers, clients, and peer organization. Join us for presentations and panel discussion, of how some have achieved success, and how others are creating the new social media.

Presentations by: Microsoft, Starbucks, N2, PSPINC, Nikkei Concerns, Ivy Worldwide

Presented by the Japan-America Society of the State of Washington, Japan Business Association of Seattle, UW Foster School of Business, and UW Japan Studies Program.

Admission: $15; Students: $5

4)     Financing your Study Abroad – Workshop

12:30 - 1:20 pm, Paccar Hall, Room 456

Foster undergrads, you already know you want to go abroad, now come hear how to pay for it! Hear from the Global Business Center, The Office of Financial Aid, the Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards, and a Go! Scholarship advisor about how to fund your study abroad experience.

5)     Marketing your International Experience – Workshop

12:30 - 1:20 pm, Business Hall, Room 233

When an interviewer asks “How did your study abroad experience prepare you for this position?” will you say: a. OMG I loved it!    b. It was the experience of a lifetime!  c. ate deep fried bugs and lived to tell about it.  d. None of the above.

Learn how to translate your international experience into a language employers will understand. This workshop will cover interview techniques, social media presence, and provides resources to help you articulate your study abroad experience so you can stand out during the job search.

MORE DETAILS HERE: http://bit.ly/globalbizfest. 

EMPLOYER EVENT: Student-Industry Meet and Greet

Tuesday, October 23

5-7pm

RSVP by publishing your resume to a Resume Book by clicking on the big green button here:  www.engr.uw.edu/coop

Questions?  Ask Ana!  wieman@uw.edu

Once you RSVP we’ll share full details about who is coming, where the event will be held.  We’ll also share the activity we’ve planned to help you make the most of this valuable networking opportunity to help you get that job!

This will be a great opportunity to meet employers who are hiring:

·         students for internships and co-op jobs

·         upcoming grads for full-time entry-level engineering jobs

Structured event will ensure that all students get a chance to talk with employers and:

·         Have the opportunity to learn more about the company

·         Tell employers what students are looking for in employment

·         Share resumes and contact information

Tutors needed for EE Core Courses

HKN is looking for volunteers to tutor EE students in introductory EE classes (215, 233, and 235). We would ask that all tutors have attained at least a 3.5 in the class they wish to tutor. This is a great way to mentor students new to EE, and get valuable tutoring experience.

·         Tutoring will be held in the EE atrium from 11:00 to 1:00 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

·         Please note that you do not have to tutor all the intro classes, it is perfectly fine to only tutor the class, or classes you feel comfortable with.

·         There is also no minimum time requirement, it is totally acceptable to only tutor for one hour a week.

If you are interested, please contact hkn@ee.washington.edu.

Interview skills workshop

SPEAK with Power-Get That Job!

Have you ever applied for jobs or a promotion only to be passed over for someone else after the interview? Are you suspecting that your interview skills are to blame? Then come to the Husky Toastmasters Open House to learn five key skills necessary to effectively communicate with your audience, especially when your audience is a hiring manager.

PLACE: SCHMITZ 580
DATE: Thursday, OCT. 25
TIME: 12:00 NOON to 1:00 PM
PRICE: FREE

Our guest presenter is Leo Novsky -- an award winning speaker and a gifted speech coach whose dynamic, humorous and inspirational approach is sure to help you speak with power! He has won numerous speaking competitions, taught lectures, led workshops, and helped many job seekers overcome their fear of speaking and master the art of the interview.

At the end of the hour, Leo will lead a short panel discussion to answer your questions about interview skills with local experts, so you can be prepared for your next interview and GET THAT JOB!