I'm a current Computer Engineering student at USC and I am currently working on developing a new iPhone application. I am looking for someone with A LOT of experience in programming iPhone applications to develop this app relatively quickly. More specifically, if you think you could design something similar to vine, instagram, pintrest, or cinemagram then you are who we are looking for. We have an amazing idea, an awesome design, and the marketing ability to make this really, really big. If you think you are the person for the job, contact me and let's go to work! Very Respectfully, Nik Elson 937.361.1979 Benjamin Morgan morganbp@email.sc.edu

This document lists about 24 positions that are currently open at Rural Sourcing Inc. These are all Developer or Analyst jobs. You can find more information at their careers page.

The midlandsbiz published The Best Story Never Told – How Columbia became the hottest high-tech city in the South which summarizes some of what has been going on in the city:

One of those people is California-based Jim Jagielski, co-founder, member and director of The Apache Software Foundation and recognized leader in open-source software technologies. "Certainly Columbia is creating a reputation as the place to be on the East Coast for open-source communities," Jagielski says. "This is certainly due to the efforts of POSSCON and IT-ology in not only promoting Columbia itself, but in showing real-world effects of leveraging the power of open source and the open source methodology. And since all high-tech growth is based on or around open-source, Columbia itself is sitting in the catbird seat. PayPal's LeBlanc says beyond the conferences, beyond the hospitality and beyond the unparalleled commitment between partners, what makes Columbia stand out is its people, its community. "I've been thinking over the last couple of years, 'Why do I keep coming back to Columbia, South Carolina?,' and to be perfectly honest it's the people fostering a community that they want to be a part of," LeBlanc says. "It's like working on a close team where you all get along, and the entire community is like that. That creates bonds between people, gets people excited to come and learn and share, and that's what's happening in Columbia in a field that in a lot of ways represents the future of computing. It's something I have never seen with the exception of maybe one or two other conferences in the world.

The USC School of Medicine is hiring an entry level web programmer to assist with creating innovative educational solutions to supplement the medical school curriculum. Shaun Riffle, MFA shaun.riffle@uscmed.sc.edu Production Manager University of South Carolina School of Medicine Office of Curricular Affairs and Media Resources Office – 803.216.3612 Fax – 803.216.3619 6311 Garners Ferry Rd Bldg 3 Rm 223 Columbia, SC 29209

The Cancer Prevention and Control Program (CPCP) works closely with individuals, organizations, and communities to encourage and make possible cancer prevention, early detection, and appropriate care for those diagnosed with cancer. The CPCP has many current projects, in which research findings are used for planning, monitoring, and evaluating cancer prevention and detection activities throughout the state. We are committed to finding solutions to ease the burden of cancer affecting our residents. We are looking for one or more students who are interested in the opportunity to use their creative ideas to help develop our organization website and social media infrastructure. CPCP is also interested in developing a Sharepoint site to encourage collaboration and a centralized platform for projects and team management. The student should be able to give their time a 4-6 hours a week in a volunteer capacity. The student should be experienced with JavaScript, PHP, MySql, HTML, CSS and SharePoint. The student’s expertise will support the mission of a highly successful interdisciplinary research team. Our project will be a great asset to any young developer’s resume and web portfolio. Julia Houston Administrative Coordinator Cancer Prevention and Control Program 915 Greene Street, Suite 241 Columbia, SC 29208 P. 803-576-5666 F. 803-576-5624 houstojf@sc.edu

3D Print Holdings, LLC is seeking the most talented computer engineer we can find to develop innovative 3D modeling applications that will create models that will be 3D printed on the most advanced full color 3D printer on the market. 3DPH specializes in transforming 2D images into 3D works of art. Our first application, DoodleSculpt, was launched in March and has generated an incredible response. We are experiencing rapid growth and our 2nd act will be pushing the boundaries of 3D print applications. The ideal candidate will have an advanced degree in computer science, an expert of open source and someone who executes flawlessly. If you are that someone, please contact us for more details. Please read the recent article from The State on our company for details about some of our applications. http://www.thestate.com/2013/05/18/2777718/columbia-business-captures-n… Contact info: John Carrington Co-Founder / CEO 3D Print Holdings, LLC 1301 Gervais St., Suite 200 Columbia, SC 29201 Phone: 803.381.3100 John@DoodleSculpt.com Facebook.com/DoodleSculpt

Programmer (part-time) at USC Center for Digital Humanities (CDH). The Center for Digital Humanities is a campus unit that builds software, databases and websites for scholarly uses by faculty, staff and students at USC. We also sponsor trainings and public events such as workshops and lectures on topics in digital humanities scholarship and computer and information science. CDH consists of a total of 7 people including faculty and staff.

• Undergraduate Computer Science major preferred
• Proficiency in Python preferred
• 3.0 GPA or higher preferred
• Recommendation of at least one CSE professor required
• 10-15 hours per week, starting immediately
• Hourly wage $12 per hour
• All applications will be considered, regardless of exact qualifications.

Colin F. Wilder, Associate Director Center for Digital Humanities

Web designer needed to improve interface for an online memory test for children (make more attractive, user-friendly, child-friendly, etc.) Work on your own computer on your own schedule. Your ideas and creativity can help us make this test better for kids' use. Experience with Google Apps and Python required. Up to $1000 available for a job well done. Contact juliaenglund@gmail.com in the Psychology Department!

The South Carolina Day of Civic Hacking is June 1-2.

Why participate? “Publicly available” information is often the most difficult data to access, although it includes things we want, need, and have a right to know. Learn what these things are and feel the power of knowing how to find and use this information. Hang out with other cool people who want to improve their communities. Actually do something to help in just 30 hours. Oh yeah, and did we mention there’ll be food, drinks, and live music?

Come and help Free the Data! from government clutches (well, databases).

I have a part time position available for a Social Media Manager Contact : Clint Wactor University Motor Company 633 S Assembly St Columbia SC 29201 803-254-5278

Position Requested: Web Developer Status: Summer Internship Location: Charleston, SC Requested Start Date: June 1st Introduction: Atlatl Software is in the process of developing and marketing several Sales Resource Planning (SRP) applications. DART includes two (2) modules: the Product Configuration Module and the Quote Management Module. SPEAR is a customer relationship management-like application. It utilizes what we call a Customer Engagement Engine to help salespeople become more effective and successful. Position Description: We are looking for an individual to work as a Web Developer, proficient in Python and Ruby, to join our software development team as a paid contractor for the summer semester. Details and Job Application

I am looking to develop an App which can be purchased and downloaded onto smart phones that will be potential test questions for Water and Wastewater operators. Here is a quick summary. There are 4 Licenses I am interested in beginning with, Water Treatment which has licenses E - A (5 different), Water Distribution D - A, Biological Wastewater D-A, and Physical/Chemical Wastewater D-A. Sum of 17 apps. Each would have anywhere from 75-100 questions. I want it available for both droid and iphone. If I get these going there are a few more I may want to do for Well drillers. If this is something that you would be interested in discussing with me, let me know. I know the material, just have no idea what to do with it. Rose Stancil rosestancil@gmail.com

The new Taulbee Survey is out. This annual survey contains everything you might ever want to know about CS BS, MS, and PhD enrollment and employment trends. It looks like there was a big jump in newly declared CS/CE majors last year:

From the Wall Street Journal:

Here’s the list of top 10 majors, with starting salaries:

1. Petroleum Engineering: $93,500
2. Computer Engineering: $71,700
3. Chemical Engineering: $67,600
4. Computer Science: $64,800
5. Aerospace/Aeronautical/Astronautical Engineering: $64,400
6. Mechanical Engineering: $64,000
7. Electrical/Electronics and Communications Engineering: $63,400
8. Management Information Systems/Business: $63,100
9. Engineering Technology: $62,200
10. Finance: $57,400

We are no longer first!

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