Tag: Internship

You could be a featured IT Intern on the School of Information Technology Website. Submit a high quality picture from your Professional Practice/Internship experience – working, presenting, standing in front of the building or whatever. Try to be sure the name or logo of the company you intern with is shown in the picture. Submit your

Position Title: Java Programmer Company: Thought Bang, Inc. Full time/Part time: Full time Internship /Temporary/Permanent: Permanent Description: On-Campus interviews are being held on 4/13/11 at the Career Center (Student Services Building 185)! Thought Bang, Inc. is looking for full-time Java Programmers to work at their Chicago-land office! For more detailed information regarding the position and/or

Position Title: iPhone/iPad Application Developer Company: MphasiS – an HP Company Full time/Part time: Full time Internship /Temporary/Permanent: Permanent Description: Company description: MphasiS – an HP company, has been helping leading names in the industry through our well balanced portfolio of Applications, Business Process Outsourcing, Infrastructure services, and Consulting solutions. We help you manage change

Students planning to complete a Summer 2011 Professional Practice/Internship should be finalizing their arrangements and beginning the registration process. Professional Practice/Internship information can be found on the School of Information Technology website at http://it.illinoisstate.edu/undergraduate/internships/ It is strongly recommended that students considering an Internship position obtain a detailed job description and review it with Internship Coordinator

Illinois State University (ISU) and Eotvos Lorand University (ELTE) in Budapest, Hungary have established a cooperative program to provide ISU students an opportunity for an internship with multi-national companies Nokia-Siemens Networks and Morgan Stanley (in an english speaking environment) coupled with an opportunity to complete course work at ELTE. Interested students should submit their resume to Tal Parmenter at taparme@ilstu.edu by

What does it really take to go from an ACM-ICPC contestant to a full time IBMer? Former ACM-ICPC World Finalist and current IBM employee Jason Eilts shares his thoughts with podcast host Amanda Carl. A 2008 World Finals contestant from Illinois State University, Jason is currently a full-fledged IBM employee working as a software engineer

Illinois State University’s computer programming team has earned an invitation to the World Finals of the Battle of the Brains.  Each year the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) runs the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), a worldwide computer programming competition sponsored by IBM.  Teams at the top of their regional contest are invited to the