Claflin University Department of Math and Computer Science is looking for adjuncts for Fall 2022. We are looking for individuals to teach 2 courses virtually synchronously (and possibly a traditional online course) for $10K.

Karina Liles, PhD
Chair, Department of Mathematics & Computer Science

kliles@claflin.edu

I am seeking adjuncts for our fall semester to teach Python courses at an entry level and to teach Java at an advanced level. Do you have any graduate students that might be interested in one or more courses or know of others that might want to adjunct?

Thank you for any assistance you can provide,

Tim Ellis

Interim Chair, Division of Mathematics and Computer Science

800 University Way | Spartanburg, SC 29303
w: 864.503.5292

ellistw@uscupstate.edu

The Department of Computer Science at East Carolina University is looking for an adjunct instructor to teach SENG 6265: Foundations of Software Testing in Fall 2022. The expected class size for this graduate class is 30. The instruction delivery is 100% online. This is a 3 credit-hour course.

Minimum qualifications: At least 18 graduate course credit hours beyond a master’s degree in computer science or software engineering from an accredited university. Prior teaching experience is desirable.

Pay range is $5,000 - $6,000. Actual pay depends on academic qualifications and professional experience.

If interested, please contact Dr. Nic Herndon at herndonn19@ecu.edu.

We are software engineering team with a focus on avionics.  We are responsible for navigation, performance and safety features for all  phases of flight.  One of our most recent projects was emergency AUTOLAND, a part of our AUTONOMI safety enhancing features.  Autoland will take complete control of the aircraft flight to safely land the airplane in an emergency where the pilot is unable to fly.  My team was responsible for testing of the navigation aspects of this new feature.  You can read more about AUTONOMI and AUTOLAND at https://discover.garmin.com/en-US/autonomi/

On my team, you would responsible for developing and maintaining the tools for testing of software for the navigation, performance and safety aspects of our flight management system.  We create and run automated tests using python and the test framework is developed with python and embedded C.  

https://careers.garmin.com/careers-home/jobs/6649?lang=en-us

Alternately, candidates can search jobs for the requisition number (6649) on the Garmin careers site. 

Job Summary

As a Software Engineer intern at Modjoul, you’ll have the benefit of working in a supportive, highly collaborative and entrepreneurial environment. A culture of passion and respect and technical excellence and the ownership and accountability of working on a fully self-contained, cross-functional engineering team gives you the ability to grow, make an impact, and get things done. It’s innovation, done sustainably and intelligently, at scale.

Responsibilities

• Full stack software development, maintenance and testing on a system which is primarily developed in Node.js and Angular/AngularJS.
• Troubleshooting and querying data in NoSQL databases (CouchDB, DynamoDB, Mongo).
• Testing and troubleshooting with internet connected hardware devices.
• Deployment of software components in AWS.
• Operational management, maintenance and production support of critical systems running on AWS.

Requirements

• Proficiency in JavaScript, Python and TypeScript.
• Experience developing full stack software with Node.js, Angular and AngularJS.
• Experience working with document-based NoSQL databases and data modeling in CouchDB, DynamoDB, MongoDB.
• Experience in AWS Cloud services such as EC2, S3, SQS, SNS, Lambda, DynamoDB, Cognito, IoT, CloudWatch (preferred)
• Experience in cross platform mobile application development in Ionic 1, Ionic 3+ on both Android and iOS.

Interested candidates with the described skillsets can email directly praveen@modjoul.com. Please include a copy of your CV, and optionally a cover letter describing your background and interest in Modjou

Job Summary

As a Data Science intern at Modjoul, you’ll have the benefit of working in a supportive, highly collaborative, and entrepreneurial environment. A culture of passion, respect, and technical excellence, and the ownership and accountability of working on a fully self-contained, cross-functional engineering team gives you the ability to grow as a professional, impact your coworkers and Modjoul’s clients, and get things done. It’s innovation, done sustainably and intelligently, at scale.

Responsibilities:

• Managing the complete life cycle of machine learning products, which includes data collection, data cleaning, and enhancement
• Feature engineering
• Building machine learning models
• Deploying and maintaining models
• Developing machine learning apps and procedures
• Documenting code, statistical method selection, and modeling parameters
• Pulling reports, analyzing data, identifying results and conclusions
• Maintaining a grasp of the cutting edge of data science and machine learning methods

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in data science, statistics, mathematics, computational science, physics or a related field
• Proficient in Python and experienced with libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, and scikit-learn
• Excellent problem-solving skills.
• Deep understanding of statistical methods, including predictive and multivariate modeling and model validation
• Experience with supervised machine learning methods, including linear regression, random forest, etc.
• Understanding of cloud computing environments, data storage, and data management (preferred)
• Excellent communication skills – ability to communicate complex and technical topics in a clear and concise manner through presentations, writing, and visualizations.

Interested candidates with the described skillsets can email directly praveen@modjoul.com. Please include a copy of your CV, and optionally a cover letter describing your background and interest in Modjoul.

Voorhees University in South Carolina has an open position for a full-time tenure track of Computer science and Cyber security. See the full add for this posting.

If you have an idea for a digital humanities or computational research project that would benefit from staff support, please fill out the survey here by early August at the latest. The Humanities Collaborative is generously supporting two part-time student positions at 10hrs/wk for AY 2022-23 to assist with digital projects under the supervision of Kate Boyd and Amie Freeman. 

We are looking for a qualified candidate to support our Information Technology Department. Your main responsibility will be to assist with the set up and management of enrollment and benefit administration systems for clients.

Please email resume to resume@wpsbenefits.com

Duties include, but not limited to:

• Analyze client-defined business rules and configure software system appropriately
• Work closely with HR Managers, brokers, and Account Managers to set up online implementation of benefit plans, voluntary products, and employee data
• Compile employee census information and prepare it for upload
• Prioritize and manage multiple cases simultaneously so that client satisfaction is maintained
• Provide guidance to clients or service partners on integration strategies
• Consistently and accurately test all benefit plan designs, eligibility rules and client requirements to support high levels of customer satisfaction
• Balance competing priorities and multiple projects
• Provide data management services for clients and carriers
• Assist with file audits and managing discrepancies
• Consistently maintain security and confidentiality of all client data per company policy and HIPAA requirements.
• Work effectively with frequent interruptions.

Job Skills Required:

• Selerix BenSelect experience highly preferred
• Benefits Administration experience highly preferred
• Thorough knowledge of Microsoft Windows and general PC technology
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, and Access.
• Ability to analyze and solve technical problems
• Ability to balance competing priorities on multiple projects, excellent project management skills
• JavaScript experience a plus

Job Type: Full-time

The Charleston Defense Contractors Association (CDCA) is kicking off our 2022 Summer Internship Program. The internship program is designed to promote workforce development and growth of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) initiative within the Defense Industry in the Charleston metro area.

See this flyer for more information.

Student applicants must be a Citizen of the United States of America.

If students are interested in one of the seven (7) intern positions, they will need to contact the “Point of Contact” associated with that position on the flyer for an interview.

Once a match is made between one of the companies listed and the student, then the company will apply for the internship with the CDCA NLT 30 May 2022.

I have an internship opportunity in my team for duration of 6 months (can be adjust if needed) and looking for candidates from Computer Science department enrolled in graduate and undergraduate program with C/C++ skill set. Preference would be given to those who are planning to graduate not before December 2022. There is high potential to convert internship to full time job at the end of program.

Ashok Kumar
Senior Manager, Db2 Development
IBM Data and AI
Phone: +1-650-339-9679
E-mail: ashokku@us.ibm.com

Develop Carolina is a six-month, paid fellowship program that pairs new software developers with on-the-job training, mentorship and support. Fellows are asked to go through a self-assessment and interview process, after which they are paired with a host company and a mentor. During the six-month fellowship, they spend about two days a week on continuing education with their cohort of fellows, and the other three days a week working within their host company. By the end of the fellowship, participants have a holistic understanding of how software is made and certified, real-world experience contributing to a development team. 

Applications for the second cohort of Develop Carolina are now open. Interested participants are encouraged to fill out an application by May 14. Click here to apply. Out of our current cohort of 11 fellows, 8 have already been offered full-time jobs. And they still have 8 weeks to go before they are even at the end of the fellowship!

Priairie View A&M University the Center of Excellence for Communication Systems Technology Research (CECSTR) is looking for postdocs on research fields such as Signal/image/video processing, Communication systems, Broadband communication systems, AI/ML, Mixed Signal Systems, Edge Computing, Information Security, etc. The contact is:

Prof. Cajetan M. Akujuobi, Ph.D.E.E., P.E., M.B.A., F.I.A.A.M.
Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering
936-261-1668 (Office)
936-261-9991 (Direct)
832-375-9893 (Cell)
cmakujuobi@pvamu.edu.

Pay: $10 per hour

Hours: 10-20 hours a week between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday

Time frame: Flexible start date (as early as May 9); Must be available for Summer 2022

Position Summary: Working as part of the College of Engineering and Computing’s Communications Office, the writing intern will create written content aligned with the college’s strategic content plan. This will include a variety of assignments, such as news releases and articles, student and faculty spotlights and research features. The writing intern may also be asked to do internal and external marketing writing for newsletters and brochures. While most of intern’s time will be spent writing, they will also have the opportunity to take headshots and other photo assignments and create digital storytelling through social media platforms, if interested and capable.

What interns receive through the position: Past interns have been able to build their writing portfolios with published work that they create in their time at the CEC. They have been exposed to feature writing and advanced storytelling.

Preferred qualifications:

• Rising sophomore, junior or senior at the University of South Carolina
• Some journalistic or writing experience
• A history of published written content
• Basic knowledge of photography
• Proficiency with AP style

To apply, send to rkmyers@mailbox.sc.edu:

• Resume
• Two written works (published or unpublished)
• Contact information for two professional references with knowledge of student’s writing skills

Please send all applications to Rachel Myers (rkmyers@cec.sc.edu).

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Mount Union invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Computer Science or a Visiting Professor of Computer Science, to begin August 1, 2022.  The successful candidate will be expected to teach specific courses in the computer science curriculum, including, but not limited to:  Computer Networks, Operating Systems, Database Theory/Implementation, and Intermediate Programming, along with other courses of interest such as Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Mobile Device Programming.

First and foremost, a successful candidate for this position must be passionate about undergraduate computer science education.  Excellence in teaching is an absolute requirement for the position; additional expectations of the candidate include professional development and scholarly activity, and service to the Department, the University, and the greater community.

A Ph.D. in Computer Science or a closely-related discipline is required; ABD may be considered.  Previous online teaching experience will be viewed favorably.  We look forward to learning how the applicant's experience in, or future plans for, teaching, scholarship and service would support Mount Union’s commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and access.

Mount Union is a small, private, teaching-focused University located in Alliance OH, which is in the Northeastern part of the state, approximately 15 miles east of Canton OH, and one hour south of Cleveland.

Candidates should provide a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, statement of teaching philosophy and contact information for three professional references to the Computer Science Assistant Professor Search Committee.  Electronic applications are required and can be submitted online Please direct any questions to the search committee chair, Prof. Blase Cindric, at cindricbb@mountunion.edu.  Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.

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