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Scholarship Available - Apply Now!
Posted by: Dr. Sung at Mon Feb 08 14:35:03 CST 2010.
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UCO College of Mathematics and Science Departmental Scholarship Information
   CMS Scholarship Notebook, 2010-2011

John T. Beresford scholarship is available to all computer science students, regardless of Oklahoma residency.
Position: Visual Basic.NET programmer/developer
Posted by: Dr. Sung at Wed Jan 20 21:56:11 CST 2010.

Visual Basic.NET 
Programmer/Developers

Looking for small team setting to develop/modify/test medical software?

Ready to provide technical/software support for live client environments?  

In this key role, you will monitor and troubleshoot client environments, respond to trouble and enhancement tickets from clients, test all ONCOCHART related software, and develop ONCOCHART enhancements requested by clients and management.

Qualified Candidates Will Possess:

  • Bachelor's degree in related technical discipline
  • Excellent interpersonal and written/verbal communication skills
  • Ability to work successfully in a team setting 

BMSi recognizes our employees are our most valuable asset. We are pleased to offer a competitive salary, along with comprehensive benefits, including Health, Dental, 401(k) and extensive vacation days.

Ready to join a team where you can make a difference?

Qualified candidates are encouraged to email their resume, cover letter, and salary history, to: jobs@oncochart.com; or Fax: 405.917.0570.

www.oncochart.com

BMSi is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer
Internship available
Posted by: Dr. Sung at Fri Nov 20 14:10:00 CST 2009.
itachi Computer Products (America), Inc., has an immediate opening for a Junior or above Engineering Intern (Electrical Engineering or Computer Science Major).  Our facility is located at 1800 E. Imhoff Road in Norman.  Below are the duties and qualifications and qualified candidates should submit their resume to hrstaffing@hitachiomd.com.

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:
-   Work closely with Engineers to support automation, data analysis, and production support projects.  
-   Develop and maintain existing software.
-   Research and propose solutions for engineering issues.
-   Assist with the setup and support of production test and office computer equipment.
-   Work in a team environment. 

QUALIFICATIONS:
-        Excellent oral and written communication skills.
-        Basic knowledge of statistics.
-        Windows programming experience (C/C++, VB, or VBA preferred).
-        Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint and Excel preferred).
-        Must be able to work at least 20 hours per week during school months and40 hours per week during the summer months 

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
-        Must meet essential functions of job.
-        Regularly required to sit, use hands and fingers, handle or feel with hands and arms, talk and hear.
-        Regularly required to handle or feel objects, tools, or controls.
-        Frequently required to walk, stoop, kneel, or crouch.
-        Occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 lbs.
multiple job openings
Posted by: Dr. Sung at Mon Oct 05 13:01:08 CDT 2009.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROJECT ENGINEERS:  Looking for individuals with a
bachelor's degree in Electronics/Electrical Engineering, or equivalent, to
serve as project engineers in telecommunications systems.  Project
engineers are assigned responsibility for specific systems, allowing them
to obtain in depth knowledge, often becoming the FAA’s subject matter
expert for the system.  The IFCET needs project engineers to support the
Alaska Satellite Telecommunications Infrastructure (ASTI), Bandwidth
Manager (BWM), and FAA Owned Microwave Systems (FOMS).  These communication
systems carry critical information between facilities used by air traffic
controllers to safely control aircraft in the National Airspace System
(NAS).  Individual must be self motivated and driven, and must have good
communications and technical writing skills.

DATA COMMUNICATIONS PROJECT ENGINEERS:  Looking for individuals with a
bachelor's degree or higher in Software Engineering or Computer Science to
develop software applications for FAA's next generation of data
communication systems.  Individual must be self motivated, driven, and with
a good technical writing background.  Preferred languages:  C, C++, Java,
Shell Scripting, SQL, PL/SQL.

Although some work experience is desirable, new graduates will be
considered for some of the openings.

Send resume to:

Dr. Baha Jasemnajed
Chair of Engineering & Physics
UCO
Chesapeak on campus interview on Oct 1
Posted by: Dr. Sung at Wed Sep 09 18:12:39 CDT 2009.
Chesapeake will be interviewing for Summer 2010 internships.  To be eligible, students must not be graduating earlier than Dec 2010.
Sign up for it at Career Services of UCO.

Contact Eric Bynum if you have questions:

Eric Bynum
Senior Developer

Chesapeake Energy Corporation
E-mail: eric.bynum@chk.com