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DEADLINE: March 8, 2019 All second-level students are eligible to enter. A student may enter only one project but a school may enter as many projects as they wish. Physical Sciences This category includes projects in physics, chemistry, mathematics, meteorology, earth science, geophysics, space science, astronomy, computer science, engineering, etc. Life Sciences This category includes projects in botany, agriculture, forestry, horticulture, genetics, biochemistry, physiology, microbiology, food science, environmental science, psychology, sociology, etc. Technology This category includes projects that directly apply scientific principles to solve a problem or improve an existing solution to a problem. Relevant areas include electronics, communications, aeronautics, chemical and electrical technologies, biotechnology, sound, robotics, etc. Projects in this category should normally include a working model or prototype.  

People with skills in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) are in high demand. If you are interested in training in these skills, you may be eligible for a $1,000 Jobs of Tomorrow scholarship under the NSW Government's Smart and Skilled Program. From 2016, we are offering 25,000 scholarships over four years to students commencing selected qualifications under Smart and Skilled. To be eligible for a Jobs of Tomorrow Scholarship, you must: meet the Smart and Skilled personal eligibility criteria (go to the  Are you eligible?  page) be enrolled in a qualification that is eligible for a Jobs of Tomorrow Scholarship and commence training in the qualification on or after 1 January 2016.

All second-level students: Who have been attending a recognised school in the Republic of Ireland for at least two years immediately preceding the sitting of the Leaving Certificate examination; Who are sitting examinations in at least two of the following Leaving Certificate science and maths subjects - Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Physics and Chemistry, Biology, Engineering, Agricultural Science, Technology and Design and Communication Graphics (the "Applicable Subjects"); Who intend in the year immediately following their Leaving Certificate to pursue a full-time undergraduate programme of three or more year's duration in engineering, science or technology related courses, in any publicly funded university or third level institution in Ireland, including Northern Ireland. What kind of third level courses are eligible for scholarships? Nearly all third level courses of three or more year's duration in any publicly funded university or third level institution in Ireland, including Northern Ireland, related to the fields of engineering, science and technology will be eligible for scholarship. Any course must be recognised by and registered with the CAO system or the UCAS system. Courses in England, Scotland and Wales are not eligible. Please note that we do not have a definitive list of acceptable courses as there are so many courses on offer through all the universities and colleges that it would be impossible to have an exact list.  However in general scholarships are only awarded for courses that are general science, technology, maths and engineering degrees rather than more focused practitioner courses in dentistry, medicine, nursing, veterinary or architecture or actuarial ones. If in doubt as to whether your chosen course is eligible, please email us on  info@thenaughtonfoundation.ie .

23 AUGUST 2018 The I Am Woman in Innovation and Entrepreneurship, is The innovation Hub’s flagship event specifically curated for the benefit of women. The Innovation Hub realises the provincial priority to include women in its economic landscape, and to create environments wherein women are provided with the support to thrive in previously male dominated industries. Therefore, I Am Woman in Innovation and Entrepreneurship events will share strides made by women in the fields of innovation and gauge mechanisms through which the ecosystem can better serve women entrepreneurs.

Junior C++ Software Engineer – C++, STL, Linux, SQL, Computer Science, Engineering Financial Trading Systems Provider. London. Highly Competitive + Benefits + Bonus A leading provider of Financial Trading Systems is looking to hire a Junior C++ Software Engineer to work on the development of their core systems. As the Junior C++ Software Engineer (Linux, STL) you will be given a comprehensive training program that will begin by learning the Financial Systems you’ll be working on and then focusing on strategic enhancements to that platform. You will be developing in C++ on Linux with a SQL backend and will ideally have some experience working in C++ from university or an internship. You will have a good education history and ideally will have studied computer science, engineering or a related subject. This firm have been running for several years and have built an exceptional trading system used widely in the industry. You will have the chance to improve your development skills and learn a considerable amount about the sector. The Junior C++ Software Engineer (Linux, STL) will need: Strong education history in either Computer Science, Engineering or a related subject – Essential Some experience with C++ or other object oriented language - Essential Some experience working on Linux – Highly Beneficial Some experience with SQL – Beneficial Any experience with C# - Beneficial Please get in touch with Harrington Starr for more information.

SOMA Analytics is an investor-backed and award-winning startup that develops pioneering mobile health technology. We are creating the world’s first mobile-based mental resilience program, combining aspects from psychology and medicine with machine learning and hardware. We are a tight-knit, international family that is passionate about building great products. From encouraging unconventional and lean thinking to advocating a healthy lifestyle, we treat our employees as our greatest asset. Join our innovative team and set your inner geek free with like-minded and awesome workmates. Do you enjoy building, testing and improving statistical pattern recognition algorithms that learn from large, complex data sets? We are looking for a machine intelligence engineer who loves hacking in Python and implementing state-of-the-art neural network architectures. Your efforts will directly contribute to our main product, which is used by companies and individuals around the world. If you’re looking for 9 to 5 Job Precise Job description Business dress-code ...you are barking up the wrong tree! This is what SOMA offers: Challenging 3-6 month internship Your chance to be part of a growing startup and commit code from day 1 An Office in the epicenter of Europe’s startup capital, London Opportunity to learn about and contribute to SOMA’s innovative research Potential to be hired for a full-time position Lots of fun team events (laser quest, getaway weekends, dinner/drinks) Competitive salary Is this you? Pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Statistics, Engineering or a related field High aptitude and quick learner Theoretical understanding of statistical machine learning Ability to write and test solid code in Python, Matlab or R Experience with Agile development Desired: Experience with signal processing Desired: Experience with parallel programming and GPU computing (e.g. CUDA, Gnumpy) Interested? If you are just about to send us your standard cover letter—STOP! You can send us your CV (if you want), but instead we would love to see some code you have written or problems you have solved (even if it’s just on paper) – show us what you’re good at! Send your material along with salary expectations to David at careers@soma-analytics.com.

Facebook's mission is to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. Through our family of apps and services, we're building a different kind of company that connects billions of people around the world, gives them ways to share what matters most to them, and helps bring people closer together. Whether we're creating new products or helping a small business expand its reach, people at Facebook are builders at heart. Our global teams are constantly iterating, solving problems, and working together to empower people around the world to build community and connect in meaningful ways. Together, we can help people build stronger communities — we're just getting started.   Are you interested in building products used by over a billion people? Do you like shipping code at a rapid pace? Facebook is seeking Front End Engineering interns who are passionate about building and desktop web applications. We currently have Winter, Summer or Fall 2019 internships based in our Menlo Park headquarters.   RESPONSIBILITIES  Work with Product Designers to implement the next generation of Facebook products  Build efficient and reusable front-end abstractions and systems  Identify and address performance bottlenecks  Participate in design and code reviews  Interact with other team members to incorporate their innovations and vice versa  Identify and communicate best practices for front-end engineering MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS  Ability to write high-performance, reusable code for UI components  Aware of but not reliant on Object Oriented Frameworks (Prototype JS, MooTools, Dojo, etc.)  Experience developing rich applications with HTML/CSS/JS  Pursuing a degree (Bachelors or Masters) in Computer Science or a related field  Ability to obtain and maintain work authorization in the country of employment in 2019  Must be currently enrolled in a full-time degree program and returning to the program after the completion of the PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS  Passion for performance debugging and benchmarking

DEADLINE: December 13, 2018 R&D Systems is proud to support education in science with a scholarship program established to students who are pursuing a degree in a science related field. The R&D Systems Scholarship Program will be awarded to students pursuing a degree in a science related field. A $1500 (or international currency equivalent) scholarship will be awarded twice a year for one student in the fall semester and one student in the spring semester. Eligibility Applicants must have a major declared in a science related field. Open worldwide. Enrolled or accepted for enrollment (baccalaureate, graduate, associate degree, or diploma). How to Apply Fill out the scholarship application form Upload the acceptance letter from the University/program you are currently accepted/enrolled in Write a personal statement of 500 words or less on how you plan to use your degree to further advance science in your field of interest Submit a 200 character (including spaces) statement on what you believe is the biggest hurdle for people working in your specific field of interest and why.  

The scholarships are for Minnesota undergraduate students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines. These awards include $2,500 and $5,000 awards and can include internship opportunities at MHTA member companies. MHTF supports diversity in this application and award process. Eligibility requirements: Must be pursuing an undergraduate degree in a STEM field or in STEM teaching Only students with sophomore through senior academic status in the current school year may apply. Sophomore status may include students who have achieved this status through advanced placement (AP) credit or post-secondary options (PSEO)s Applicants must be enrolled at an accredited, Minnesota-based higher education institution. Scholarships will be awarded in the fall term of 2018 and presented to recipients at MHTA’s Tekne Awards in November. Students must be enrolled at time of award. Special Circumstances In addition to traditional STEM fields, health science majors whose studies will NOT lead to participation in direct patient care are welcome to apply. The scholarship is open to international students, but preference is given to students who intend to work in Minnesota after graduation. Past scholarship winners are eligible to re-apply as long as they meet the rest of the requirements listed here. Most scholarships are supported by the MHTA Foundation, while some are sponsored by Minnesota technology companies and organizations. Past sponsors have included;  Thomson Reuters ,  CenturyLink ,  RBA Cares ,  ILM Consulting , and  Women Leading in Technology . Applications are reviewed by members of the MHTA Foundation Board of Directors. These individuals represent Minnesota companies and higher education institutions and are committed to developing a well-educated technology literate workforce. The Foundation supports diversity in this application and award process. Over the last 10 years, the Minnesota High Tech Foundation has awarded more than $600,000 in the form of 150 STEM scholarships. You can help MHTA support STEM education in Minnesota by making a tax deductible donation to our scholarship fund.  

DEADLINE: October 15, 2018 The Trinity College Dublin STEM Study Abroad Excellence Scholarship is awarded to a semester or year study abroad student who demonstrates academic excellence in their area of study and conveys how study abroad at Trinity will aid them in achieving their academic and personal goals. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must apply to study abroad in the Faculty of Engineering, Maths and Sciences at Trinity College Dublin on a semester or academic year basis. They must be declared majors in a STEM subject at their home university and must enrol in a minimum of 15 ECTS in STEM modules at Trinity. Applicants must be fee-paying, as exchange students are not eligible for scholarships. They must meet the minimum requirements for admission, noting especially the minimum GPA of 3.3.  Applications to Study Abroad in Trinity can be made here . How to apply Students must submit a personal statement of 750 words and an unofficial transcript to  study.abroad@tcd.ie  by the deadline, with the email subject line of ‘TCD STEM Study Abroad Excellence Scholarship’. Students must also include their name, home institution, area of study, study abroad provider (if applicable), and confirm that they are not coming to Trinity via exchange. The personal statement must address the following:  “Describe how your study abroad experience at Trinity College Dublin will impact your approach to studying STEM subjects in future”

DEADLINE: February 7, 2019 Boren Scholarships, an initiative of the National Security Education Program, provide unique funding opportunities for U.S. undergraduate students to study less commonly taught languages in world regions critical to U.S. interests, and underrepresented in study abroad, including Africa, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East. The countries of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are excluded. Boren Scholars represent a vital pool of highly motivated individuals who wish to work in the federal  national security  arena. In exchange for funding, Boren Scholars commit to working in the federal government for at least one year after graduation. Award Amounts Maximum scholarship awards are: $8,000 for a summer program (special initiative for STEM students only; 8 weeks minimum) $10,000 for a semester $20,000 for a 6 - 12 months Length of Study Boren Scholarships promote long term linguistic and cultural immersion, and therefore study abroad proposals for two or more semesters are strongly encouraged. Preference will be given to undergraduate applicants proposing a at least 6 months overseas. Boren-funded programs can begin no earlier than June 1 of the application year. Summer-only programs must be eight (8) weeks or more and are limited to  science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students .

If you plan to major in Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or Computer Science at the College of Lake County with the intent to transfer to a four-year university to obtain a bachelor's degree, you may be eligible to receive a scholarship under the NSF Engineering and Computer Science Scholar Program. This program is a new initiative funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Up to 25 students will be admitted into the prestigious program each year as "NSF Scholars," and an additional 20 students will be admitted as "Pre-Engineering/Computer Science Scholars." NSF Scholars will receive scholarships of up to $8,000. Pre-Engineering Scholars will receive $500 scholarships. Other federal financial aid will bring the full amount scholars may receive up to as much as $8,000-$10,000 per year. Aside from the financial award, NSF Scholars will be provided with tutoring and mentoring by CLC math, physics and engineering faculty, advising in engineering curriculum issues, and transfer assistance to the 4-year college or university to which they desire to transfer. The students admitted to the program will work as a cohort that will take classes, socialize, and study together. The program also includes a spring personal development course in which students learn about engineering and computer science as a profession, along with study skills, academic success strategies, and teamwork skills to help them succeed in the rigorous academic climate of engineering and computer science. Eligibility High school seniors and current CLC students are eligible to apply for the program. This program is for students whose degree objective is a Bachelors of Science. To be considered, applicants must: demonstrate financial need, according to federal guidelines (www.fafsa.gov) be U.S. citizens, refugees or permanent residents be enrolled full-time (at least 12 credit hours) with a major in engineering, electrical engineering technology, or computer science demonstrate academic potential by qualifying for a mathematics class at the College Algebra level or above. Details on how to meet the academic qualifications are included in the application. Maintaining the Scholarship Once accepted into the program, scholarships are awarded each semester to students who: continue to meet the eligibility requirements above meet Academic Standards for Financial Aid Recipients as defined in the  CLC Catalog attend weekly study sessions with NSF faculty and participate in other required mentoring activities.

DEADLIINE: October 7, 2018 Our Leadership Scholarship is one of the most valuable undergraduate scholarships in Australia, offering generous financial support and extensive leadership development. Our aim is to shape you as a future leader by fostering your passion and motivation, and providing you with the hands-on experience as well as technical and non-technical skills highly valued by industry, community and society. We also prepare you to be an excellent communicator, with the confidence to work effectively within teams and with clients. Unique to this program are the exciting range of opportunities available for you to pursue your leadership development abroad, including attending a Engineering Leadership Development Program at Penn State University (USA), and networking with other likeminded future leaders at the annual United Nations Youth Assembly. It's this well-rounded experience that will help you develop the skills and knowledge to make a significant contribution to your community and the world. You'll be offered a structured professional experience program with some of Australia's leading firms, giving you the opportunity to build your skills and networks for up to 20 weeks during your degree. Eligibility To be eligible to apply, you need to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident. To be successful, you will need to demonstrate strong interpersonal and communication skills, leadership qualities, creativity, innovation, and self‑motivation in your application. A high ATAR is required, although this scholarship is not based entirely on academic results. If you are expecting an ATAR of 98 or above in the NSW HSC (or equivalent), you should consider applying. Important dates Applications open:  Thursday, 16 August 2018 Applications close:  Sunday, 7 October 2018 Interviews:  November 2018    

Ensuring that BCA lends to the community in a healthy manner, an analysis process is needed using certain financial approaches or ratios to determine reasonable credit needs. As the vanguard in filtering the quality of credit cooperation, a Credit Analyst plays an important role in escorting the process well for the continuation of the company. A structured and objective credit analysis process can reduce the potential for dangerous bad credit problems faced by the company in the future.  Minimum Qualifications S1 graduate from an Engineering / Economic education background  Minimum GPA of 2.75 Have an Economic or Technical education background Maximum age 24 years have good analitic Have the desire to achieve Willing to not get married for 1 (one) year of education Willing to undergo official ties after education Willing to be placed in Surabaya, Medan, Jakarta, Bandung and Semarang

Contribute to engineering efforts from planning and execution and delivery to solve complex engineering problems in testing and automation Design and build advanced automated testing frameworks  Design and build tooling and infrastructure to help engineering teams measure and increase their velocity Drive adoption of best practices in code health, testing, and maintainability Analyze and decompose complex software systems and collaborate with and influence others to improve the overall design JOB REQUIREMENT BS in Computer Science or related technical field or equivalent practical experience Relevant internship or work experience, including development and/or test automation experience Experience with one or more general purpose programming languages including but not limited to: Java, Objective-C, Ruby, or JavaScript "Please be aware of the Fraud Company. The company will never be collecting any payment in the process of interview. Please immediately report to us if there's any companies that collecting payment to the Jobseekers. "

DEADLINE: September 10, 2018 Note: open to USA students only  The annual Congressional App Challenge (CAC) is a Congressional initiative to encourage student engagement in STEM and, more specifically, computer science.  Middle and high school students  from across America are invited to participate as individuals or in teams.  The new challenge is live as of June 4, 2018. Entries will be accepted through September 10, 2018. In order to participate, a child must live or go to school in a participating congressional district. They need to code an app in any language for any platform (phone, tablet, robot, etc.) In addition to building the app, applicants need to create a video explaining what the app does and how it works. Congressional App Challenge winners get recognition from their Member of Congress, and their app will be displayed on Capitol Hill.

E-STEM scholarship eligibility To be eligible for an E-STEM Scholarship, you must: Be a citizen of the USA, national of the USA, alien admitted as a refugee, or an alien lawfully admitted to the USA for permanent residence Be enrolled as full-time students pursuing a baccalaureate degree in biology, mathematics, or computer information science for each semester in which a scholarship is received Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 Complete the Free Application for Federal Financial Aid (FAFSA) and demonstrate financial need as determined by the Gwynedd Mercy University Office of Financial Aid Applying for an E-STEM scholarship Whether you’re seeking math scholarships, biology scholarships, or computer science scholarships, we welcome you apply for a GMercyU E-STEM Scholarship.