Monday, March 30, 2020

Internship Opportunity

Internship Opportunity

Application due on Apr.10
Two one-year student internships are available for an OCAST project, “Implementation of Innovative Technologies for Improved Performance and Service Life of Asphalt Pavements.” Although students with a background in Civil Engineering is preferable, students from other engineering and related disciplines such as architectural engineering and construction science may be considered.
Student interns are expected to work 15-20 hours/week during the academic year and about 30-35 hours per week during the summer.
The pay rate is $16/hour. Interested students should submit the following materials to Musharraf Zaman (zaman@ou.edu) by April 10, 2020:  
  • Cover letter
  • Curriculum vitae including experience
  • Copy of transcript (unofficial copy will be okay)
  •  List of at least three references
  • Classes taking/planning to take in summer and fall
  • Any other relevant materials (no lengthy materials will be reviewed). 
The anticipated starting date is April 15, 2020. Online interview
(Zoom) of selected applicants will be arranged upon screening of applications and related materials. Both undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply.

Software Internship with Flywheel

**Please visit https://www.valorem-energy.com/careers for application.**

Job Purpose

Flywheel Energy is seeking to hire a software developer intern to help with the development of current projects. This role will primarily revolve around building software by writing code, as well as modifying software to fix errors, improve its performance, or upgrade interfaces. The Software Developer will also be involved in scoping and designing software solutions for Flywheel, this involves working with the development team as well as the end user to determine the requirements. Additionally, software rollouts may require training end users at offsite locations.

To be successful in this role, the candidate will need extensive knowledge of programming languages and the software development life-cycle. Also, he or she should be driven, self-directed, and have the ability to act like an owner, finding ways to add value for the company. A willingness to be a part of a culture of learning and collaboration with high standards will be key.

The internship will last approximately ten weeks; eight of which will be spent working primarily with the software development team, the other two of which will be spent gaining exposure to other functions of the business—to include a trip to the field to gain an understanding of what onsite operations entail in the upstream and midstream oil and gas sectors.


Duties and responsibilities

· To enhance and maintain the data capture system.
· To ensure the security and integrity of code written.
· Working with different parts of the business to determine the needs of the business and providing solutions to their problems.


Qualifications

· Currently seeking a degree in computer science, software engineering or related field, with an expected graduation date no later than Summer 2021. Alternatively, 1-3 years of software engineering/development experience.
· Proficient at coding, a clear understanding of object-oriented coding.
· An understanding of relational databases.
· Knowledge of the software development life-cycle.
· Familiarity with version control (Git) and best practices.
· Ability to learn quickly and the desire to work in face-paced environment.
· Strong verbal and written comprehension of the English language.


Working conditions

Work is performed primarily in the office. The noise level in the work environment is usually quiet in office settings and moderate in other situations except when in the field. When in the field, work may be performed in a vehicle and in outdoor settings, in all weather conditions including temperature extremes.



Physical requirements

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, sit, use hands to feel or handle, reach with hands and arms, and talk or hear. Physical requirements are typical as found in an office setting.

Thursday, March 5, 2020

LATinE: Latinx Trailblazers in Engineering Workshop for PhD students/postdocs

LATinE: Latinx Trailblazers in Engineering Purdue Engineering, the home of Neil Armstrong, Lillian Gilbreth, and the birthplace of both the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) and the nation’s first Women in Engineering program, is committed to building a diverse and successful national talent pool in engineering. LATinE is a new initiative intended to increase the number and success of Latinx/Hispanic engineering faculty in the US, who in turn, will blaze new trails with new discoveries, innovations and social impact and serve as role models for the next generation of engineers. Program goals The goal of the LATinE program at Purdue Engineering is to prepare the best and brightest Latinx/Hispanic scholars nearing completion of their PhD degrees or postdoctoral appointments at US universities for a career in engineering academia. Those selected as LATinE fellows will attend a two-day workshop that will provide opportunities for scientific interactions, career-oriented discussions, and networking. Eligibility Latinx/Hispanic PhD students/postdocs in engineering or related disciplines at US research universities who are expected to complete their PhD/postdoctoral appointments at US universities in 2020 or 2021, and are interested in applying for faculty positions in the US, are eligible for this program. 25 talented LATinE fellows will be selected for this initial program. Program LATinE 2020 will be held May 20-22, 2020, at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. LATinE fellows will network with leading Latinx/Hispanic faculty and scientists who will present keynote speeches and talks throughout the program. May 20: Afternoon Welcome Reception May 21: Panel discussions on (a) Why choose an academic career? (b) How to apply & interview? (c) How to negotiate salary and start-up packages? (d) How to get off to a good start and be successful? and (e) How to get early career research funding? Meet NSF program managers, receive advice on your proposals, and participate in a poster session to pitch your research and teaching plans and get feedback from would-be employers. May 22: "Success Strategies for New Faculty Members" workshop presented my internationally recognized experts in faculty development, Drs. Richard Felder and Rebecca Brent Application Required application materials to be submitted via the online application form include the following items: Cover letter should summarize why applicants are interested in the program and how it would benefit them; should also indicate their experiences, activities, and/or goals to promote, as a future engineering faculty, a climate that values diversity and inclusion through research, teaching, and/or engagement Research and education plan as a future faculty trailblazer in engineering (maximum 2 pages) Curriculum Vitae including list of publications At least two letters of recommendation Accommodations and Travel Purdue Engineering will cover meals and shared accommodations for two nights, and reimburse reasonable travel expenses up to $650. Key Dates March 27, 2020: Application materials due April 3, 2020: Letters of recommendation due April 10, 2020: LATinE Fellows announced May 20-22, 2020: 2020 LATinE Workshop, Purdue University, W. Lafayette, IN Contact Us Email inquiries can be directed to coeoaa@purdue.edu.

Monday, March 2, 2020

Seeking Local Math Tutors for Mathnasium - a Learning Center in Norman

Math Tutors – Current/Future Semesters Starting at $9/hour WE ARE LOOKING FOR MOTIVATED AND COMPASSIONATE MATH INSTRUCTORS WHO LOVE TO TEACH CHILDREN K-12TH GRADE. MUST BE PROFICIENT IN MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY, TRIG, AND CALC. HOURS NEEDED ARE 3PM-7:30PM MON-THURS AND 10AM-2PM SATURDAYS. SEND RESUME TO: mathnasium405@gmail.com

US Air Force Logistics Premier College Intern Program

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