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With all the investments made in analytics, it’s time to stop buying into partial solutions that overpromise and underdeliver. It’s time to invest in answers. Only Teradata leverages all of the data, all of the time, so that customers can analyze anything, deploy anywhere, and deliver analytics that matter most to them. And we do it at scale, on-premises, in the Cloud, or anywhere in between. We call this Pervasive Data Intelligence. It’s the answer to the complexity, cost, and inadequacy of today’s analytics. And it's the way Teradata transforms how businesses work and people live through the power of data throughout the world. Join us and help create the era of Pervasive Data Intelligence. Our summer internship program is a 10-14 week program. Fast-paced, flexible, fun. That describes our work environment at Teradata, a place to brainstorm with the best data minds, engage customers and surprise yourself with what's possible every day. OUR TEAM The internship job opportunity is for the Operating System Engineering Team within the Shared Services Engineering organization. OS team provides the underlying infrastructure for all OS Teradata products on physical and virtual platforms, including Kubernetes and containerized application deployments. OS team provide the necessary service on multiple hardware platforms, including public and private cloud environments. We are looking for a candidate to join our fast paced and cutting-edge development organization that is on the forefront of our “Teradata Everywhere” strategy. YOUR OPPORTUNITY Visualize Aggredated CiCd Pipeline Metrics ---- This project will encompass metric aggregation, manipulation, and expression through dynamically populated dashboards. Using modern technologies such as Jenkins, Kubernetes, Flask, Angular, and much more, interns will have the opportunity to build infrastructure that automatically gathers metrics about the company-wide CI/CD pipeline for use in Angular-based dashboard representations. It will involve a mixture of full stack, DevOps, and data manipulation in order to accomplish a comprehensive metric-driven CI/CD environment for verbosely presenting the current state of our automated environments. Interns will gain skills in Agile development, CI/CD practices, Kubernetes, and large-scale automation workflows. Minimum Qualifications: Seeking current students pursuing Bachelor's, Master's and PhD degrees in computer science, computer engineering, or related technical disciplines.  Candidates with GPA of 3.0 or greater will be given preferential consideration. Teradata is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and commits to hiring returning veterans.

Read something interesting online today? There's a good chance it reached you because of our technology. Taboola is the world's leading content discovery platform, serving 360B recommendations to over 1B unique visitors each month on the web's most innovative publisher sites, including NBC, USA Today, The Weather Channel, Tribune and Fox Sports. Taboola, the world’s largest content recommendation platform, is hiring an Intern to join our Frontend Engineering team. On the frontend team you will create web applications that are used at publishers around world and provide real time analytics, topic insights, and homepage automation. You will be responsible for managing data from data stores, writing efficient algorithms and building frontend web applications using some of the latest technology. Responsibilities Work on frontend JavaScript based web applications Handle visual, responsive implementation of features provided by our product team using Node JS, React JS, React Native and/or Google Chrome Extensions. Learn our agile SCRUM process, coding standards and business use cases Work on projects alongside frontend and backend engineers from inception through production release and user acceptance.  Requirements BS/MS in Computer Science or equivalent enrolled student or graduate. May consider self taught individuals with previous development experience. Ability to think critically using logical deduction to formulate solutions to problems in a clear, concise and timely manner. Experience with efficient core data structures usage, object oriented design and asynchronous programming. Experience with basic web development using HTML/HTML5, Cookies/Local Storage, CSS/CSS3, AJAX communication and DOM manipulation with JavaScript.  Preferred Requirements Projects or work experience with web application development using AngularJS, ReactJS or Vue.JS. Build and testing tool experience with Grunt, Webpack/Gulp, Babel or Jasmine. Working knowledge or previous experience in API creation, design and data manipulation using Node JS or similar server side language is a plus. Working knowledge or previous experience of SQL and No SQL database design and data handling is a plus. Please be sure to include listing of any hackathons attended, school projects, and github link for review in your resume. Taboola is an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity in all forms. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and believe such an environment is critical for success. Employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need.

Under general direction, is responsible for providing analytical support on moderately complex projects within area of specialization where analysis of situations or data requires an in-depth evaluation of various factors. Works with technical staff to understand problems with software and help to resolve them. May assist in development of software technical documentation. This level intern possesses and applies a broad knowledge of principles, practices, and procedures to the completion of moderately difficult assignments.  Job Requirements   EDUCATION: The ideal candidate will be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or Software Engineering with a graduation date between August 2019 and June 2021. EXPERIENCE: Has experience with Java. Advanced computer software skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong analytical skills. Applying for this position may result in your completion of a technical assessment pertaining to your Java skills during the interview process.  At Sabre, we are fortunate to have the resources of a large company paired with the culture of a startup. Our company culture includes casual work environments, employee amenities, flexible work arrangements, and exceptional learning opportunities. And, you will be surrounded by intelligent team members who you will be proud to call your peers.  Reasonable Accommodation Sabre is committed to working with and providing reasonable accommodation to applicants with disabilities. Applicants applying for a Sabre position with a disability who require a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process may contact Sabre's Employee Relations Department at  employee.relations@sabre.com   Affirmative Action Sabre is an equal employment opportunity/affirmative action employer and is committed to providing equal employment opportunities to minorities, females, veterans, and disabled individuals.  EEO IS THE LAW

Electronic Arts Inc. is a leading global interactive entertainment software company. EA delivers games, content and online services for Internet-connected consoles, personal computers, mobile phones and tablets. Our mission is to create world class entertainment and we work in a manner that is different from the rest of the industry. We believe that our games reflect the means by which they are produced. The ones that are crafted in an inspiring climate have qualities that resonate to gamers. At DICE LA, you will be empowered to have a creative stake in everything you do. We have a flat creative hierarchy where everyone is a game maker, no matter what they do. We also firmly believe that in order to achieve peak performance one must have a balance between work and personal life.   We are looking for a software engineer intern who has experience writing game code at college. You will collaborate with creative and passionate team members within DICE Los Angeles and have fun doing so!   Skills desired: Enrolled in a BSc in Computer Science or equivalent Experience with C++ Desire to work on a variety of game systems Able to work closely and iteratively with game designers and an active community Understanding of memory and performance Self-driven with a strong sense of quality Great communication skills that supports an open working environment in terms of feedback EA is an equal opportunity employer. All employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, genetic information, religion, disability, medical condition, pregnancy, marital status, family status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. We will also consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal records in accordance with applicable law. EA also makes workplace accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities as required by applicable law.

IGT is the global leader in gaming. We enable players to experience their favorite games across all channels and regulated segments, from Gaming Machines and Lotteries to Interactive and Social Gaming. First Year Goals Develop tools to streamline customer field issue investigation. Receive guidance from peers and managers over the technologies and methods used to develop our innovative products. Provide essential coding and testing of tools and gaming machines. See projects through their life cycle from initiation, development, testing, integration, and submittal to regulatory agencies. Help track down and fix field issues. Become part of the team that is utilizing the latest technologies to deliver innovative products to our customers helping further entrench IGT as the industry leader. Required Qualifications Strong analytical, mathematical and problem-solving skills Ability to work well individually and in teams Must be currently enrolled in a degree program with a 3.0 minimum GPA, preferably studying Computer Science or Electrical Engineering Social Security number required (for payroll purposes) Special requirements needed Pass a background check Keys To Success Drive results to achieve high-quality work results regardless of work complexity. Build collaborative relationships both internally and externally Decision making to identify and understand situations; identify opportunities to proactively resolve. Personal energy to proactively address situations and adopt a positive approach; resilience in front of change and obstacles. Self-leadership to continuously learn and develop oneself Foster innovation

At Keysight, we help companies address their toughest challenges with precision and confidence. We offer the most precise electronic measurement tools in the industry, with advanced software to match. Our employees leverage their insight and passion to revolutionize electronic measurement and make a difference in the world. Critical skills Strong interest in robust and efficient software architecture. Good knowledge about software development tools and current methodologies Strong intellectual curiosity and strong interest in usability and graphical user interface design Working knowledge in C++ or other object-oriented language Demonstrated track record of being versatile, a quick learner, and a critical thinker Pursuing MS or PhD in Computer Science  Desired skills Knowledge in one or more of these areas would be an asset: Cross-platform development for Windows and Linux Application & UI Frameworks like .NET or, preferably, Qt Python, MATLAB, or other scripting language Database and algorithms Keysight is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to disability, protected veteran status or any other protected categories under all applicable laws. 

Quality Engineer Job Description: This intern will be part of the validation engineering team working on statistical process control data collection, process & packaging validation activities to improve quality  Qualifications: Degree: Engineering Preferred Classification: Junior or Senior    REQUIRED:  Excel, good writing skills DESIRED:   Minitabm SPC knowledge of cpk, ppk, dppm  Continuous Improvement Job Description: The intern will have the opportunity to transfer their theoretical learnings to a real life company and get a first hand look at the challenges which a company faces in a changing economic environment. The Continuous Improvement  team works across all functions and departments therefore providing the individual with a broad overview of how the business works and how all the different departments and functions work together to achieve a shared objective. They will get the chance to focus on the customer requirements of cost, quality and safety at the new plant.  Qualifications: Degree: Business or Engineering        Preferred Classification: Graduate or Recent Graduate  REQUIRED:  Stakeholder Engagement and Management, Change Management, Data                  Collection and Analysis, Problem Solving, Positivity DESIRED:   Previous CI experience, e.g. Green Belt.  Operations Engineering Job Description: Will work with Cell Engineers on daily assignments and projects related to the Engineering role.  In addition, the intern will work on at least one process improvement project that can be implemented before the end of their Summer assignment.  Qualifications: Degree: Engineering Preferred Classification: Junior  REQUIRED:  Critical thinking  Able to demonstrate problem solving and have excellent written and oral communication skills

Basic Qualifications Candidates should demonstrate a thorough understanding of engineering technology.  Engineering Interns must be enrolled in an accredited degree program in Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or other related scientific or technical discipline with a preference for a standing of a sophomore or higher.   Due to the nature of work performed within our facilities, U.S. citizenship is required.  Successful completion of a background check and drug screen is required. Responsibilities for this Position General Dynamics Mission Systems (GDMS), a market leader and technology innovator, is seeking a Software Engineering Intern (Paid) in our Scottsdale, AZ location to deliver cutting edge solutions to our customers. In addition to receiving a competitive wage, the Software Engineering Intern (Paid) will enjoy a flexible work environment where contributions are recognized and rewarded.  Your Opportunity: Apply your classroom-learned skills to a program supporting the defense of our country.  Your daily activities could involve you in requirements analysis, assisting design activities, coding and/or unit testing. In short, you will be exposed to the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). See how a talented software team operates and more importantly, become a valued contributor to that team.  To qualify you must meet the following criteria: Be enrolled in an accredited degree program majoring in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field and have completed at least 2 years in your degree program  Knowledge of at least one of the following languages: C++, C#, Java Have a basic understanding of software engineering concepts, principles, and theories Have a basic understanding of the software development process Be proficient in Microsoft Office applications Have good written and verbal communications skills Knowledge of embedded software development

Contrast offers a Silicon Valley like-experience from the 4th floor of Brown's Wharf in the historic part of Fells Point in Baltimore, Maryland providing 180 degree water views. New graduates will feel right at home working side by side with a highly collaborative and engaging group of engineering professionals. Lunch is provided daily, as are snacks and drinks. You will get the chance to experience the fast pace of startup life.   The graduates in engineering position at Contrast is designed to give new engineers exposure to multiple engineering teams and software languages. You will get exposure to a variety of impactful projects from day one. You will be asked to contribute in a meaningful way from the minute you fire-up your laptop and sync with our Git repositories.   We are always looking for talented engineers who want to come work with us. We have opportunities in the following areas: Language Specific Agent Engineers: We have opportunities for engineers who want to get under the covers of languages such as Java, C#, NodeJS, PHP, Go, Ruby and Python. Full-Stack Development: We’ve got data and have to scale to millions of transactions per minute. What’s cooler than that? We love Java and Python enthusiasts and want to get more comfortable with Docker, Kubernetes and every AWS service under the sun. Front-End Development: Our UI is growing as our feature set expands. We are always interested in JavaScript enthusiasts. Today we specialize in AngularJS and ReactJS. Application Security Research: Do you like researching today's emerging threats and vulnerabilities, such as evaluating externally found CVEs and risks. User Experience and Interaction Design: Designers make our product better and are valued immensely at Contrast. You have a lot of freedom and responsibility to navigate the future of our products. Cloud Operations: Do you love automation? How about monitoring? Did we mention we scale our deployments to support millions of transactions? Digital Content: Our product is becoming more complex and our capabilities are bountiful. We need someone with an eye for teaching and a pen/tablet for writing. Support Engineer: Are you a forensic specialist? Do you like helping people out and making their product experience better? About You You can join us in our office in Baltimore. You love to code, design and/or research. You’re passionate about building a great product. You approach problems from a product perspective, thinking through how the user will interact with what you're building. You have strong communication skills. You ask questions, let others know when you need help, and tell others what you need. You're a problem solver. You believe the best work is the result of finding the simplest solution to complex challenges. You see the big picture. You understand how the code you write interacts with systems and services, both internally and externally. And now a moment from our HR team... By submitting your application, you are providing Personally Identifiable Information about yourself (cover letter, resume, references, or other employment-related information) and hereby give your consent for Contrast Security, and/ or our HR-related Service Providers, to use this information for the purpose of processing, evaluating and responding to your application for current and future career opportunities. Contrast Security is an equal opportunity employer and our team is comprised of individuals from many diverse backgrounds, lifestyles and locations.  Why Do We Have a Code Challenge? Our philosophy is that life is an open book. We aren’t real big on having you come in and write answers on a white board or code in real-time on a Google Doc. We like to give all of our candidates the chance to be creative and comfortable when putting their best foot forward as part of applying to be on our team. Working on a coding challenge in the comfort of your home, at a neighborhood coffee shop or wherever is our preference. Discussion and collaboration of your project will give you a sense of what it’s like to work with us since it is how we review and provide feedback on each other’s work internally. Everyone who comes to work in Engineering at Contrast submits a coding challenge…Interns included! The best part of this coding challenge is that when you are done, you have a nice piece of code for the world to see in your Github account. How Do I Submit a Challenge? Submitting a code challenge is simple and easy to do. Follow these steps below:  * Pick a  Challenge  that’s just right for you and your interests. * Commit your source with a fantastic  README.md  that anyone could use to get the project up and running. * Try your hardest not to mention us as we value your privacy. * Send us a link to your project.   We are changing the world of software security. Do it with us!   We believe in what we do and are passionate about helping our customers secure their business. We work hard, and we have fun doing it. Solve the impossible. Easy is boring. If you’re looking for a fun, fast-paced challenge, you’ll love Contrast Security!

Decathlon is one of the largest sporting goods company, founded in France in 1976. We design, produce and sell a large range of sports products at the best price. Thanks to our network of 83,000 sports passionated employees in 1,200 stores opened in 45 counties, we are able to make the sport accessible to all.  We are starting our operations in the United States and look for talents in many specialties and especially technology. Job Description As an intern, you will have a unique opportunity to prove yourself by :  Working on cutting technologies like AI, VR and others Driving your own projects from A to Z Being involved in proof of concept Being part of a small team of talented people to learn from Qualifications   ABOUT YOU A visionary technologist with a passion for learning new technologies Passionate about user experience Interest with software design, development Familiar with agile or other rapid application development Interest with design, editing, and programming across one or more platforms and languages (Java, JavaScript, C/C++, Perl, Python, R, Ruby, Shell Scripting, CSS, HTML, HTML5), data structure fundamentals and relational databases, Big Data, Cloud Computing, (Hadoop/HBase/MapReduce), First experience with object-oriented design and coding with variety of languages Understanding of XML, JSON , Web Services technologies, and, with experience in multi-threaded programming a plus Server systems and networks An awesome programmer with high levels of creativity and quick solving capabilities to change the world in a huge way! EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS Currently enrolled and pursuing a Bachelors, Masters, or PhD in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field. Additional Information Competitive salary and benefits package, join us to become the next CTO

The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Scholars Program offers stipend-paid summer internship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate level university students pursuing STEM degrees, as well as upper-level high school students; select locations also offer internships to university students pursuing education-related degrees and K-12 professional educators. The selected interns gain valuable hands-on experiences working with full-time AFRL scientists and engineers on cutting-edge research and technology and are able to contribute to unique, research-based projects. Graduate interns are able to collaborate with AFRL on current research and incorporate the research into their graduate work.  Benefits:   Exciting research topics Technical training Mentorship from experienced AFRL scientists and engineers Opportunities to tour AFRL laboratories Networking through social events Competitive stipend rates  Eligibility Requirements:   All applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:  A grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is highly encouraged for all applicants Must be a US Citizen; program is not open to non-Citizens or Permanent Residents Must be enrolled or accepted at an educational institution taking at least half-time academic course load leading to a degree or certificate for semester immediately preceding internship session. Note:  This does not apply to professional educators. Must be in good academic standing Must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver’s license Must be available to work full-time (40 hours per week) for summer internship positions Must be willing to temporarily relocate to physical work location Must be able to take personal responsibility for arranging transportation to and from worksite each day . Note:  Scholars should  not  rely on transportation from anyone who does not already have base access. Program administration will not be responsible for making additional arrangements on a scholar’s behalf to provide suitable transportation. Must be able to pass a background check, potentially resulting in a Secret Security Clearance

In response to requests from Chapter and Section AE Scholarship Chairs, the AEMSF Trustees have changed the application deadlines beginning with the 2019 Scholarships. The new schedule moves the Chapter and Section screening process out of the busy month of December and reduces the amount of time between application and award.   New AE Scholarship Application Deadline is January 1, 2019  Additional changes go into effect for 2019, so be sure to carefully read the instructions! Each year  Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships  are awarded to qualified members for fully funded advanced flight training, jet type ratings and technical training. Partial funding of $10,000 per academic year is awarded for academic scholarships. In addition, the AEMSF provides Research Scholarship Grants and Fly Now Awards for Student Pilot members of the Organization. Aside from generous donations received from 99s Chapters, Sections and individual members, the United Parcel Service Foundation has graciously donated significant funds in the past. 99s members and other individuals have donated to the Fund through their estate bequests and the Perpetual Scholarship program. Since 1941 the AEMSF has awarded more than 500 scholarships. The amount awarded for these scholarships, including Research Scholar Grants and Fly Now Awards exceeds $11 Million. The AEMSF's investment account is valued at well over $5.5 Million dollars. Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships for Women Pilots Established in 1940 to help deserving members to further accomplishments, today the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Fund exceeds $5 million and provides: Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships for licensed pilot members to advance in training and education in aviation and aerospace, including scholarships to complete additional pilot certificates and ratings, jet type ratings, college degrees, technical training, an Emergency Maneuver Training Scholarship established in memory of 99 member Vicki Cruse and an International Scholarship for pilots in developing countries, in memory of Kitty Houghton. Research Scholar Grants to add to the world's knowledge of women in aviation and aerospace. FLY NOW Awards of up to $6000 towards completion of the recreational pilot, sport pilot, or private pilot certificate. For more information: Contact  Jacque Boyd or Shelley Ventura , AEMSF Chairman and Vice Chairman. Scholarship Applications There are five separate Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship applications in order to accommodate the most common types of requests. The Applicant should use the application form most appropriate to her circumstances and goal. Application forms:  The files MUST be downloaded, then opened with Adobe Reader on a computer, not on a tablet or smartphone.   The fillable fields will not appear on a tablet or smartphone.  The forms below may be downloaded or printed. The file can be saved to your personal computer. All Applicants and AE Scholarship Chairmen MUST read the following file: 2019 Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Instructions Applicants: Please download the appropriate application form  after  reading the instructions. 2019 AE Flight Training Scholarship Application Fully paid scholarship to complete an additional pilot certificate or rating or pilot training course. Examples:  Multi-engine rating, commercial certificate, King Air competency or qualification training or Boeing 737 type rating. 2019 AE Academic Scholarship Application Up to $10,000 scholarship towards one year of a college degree in aviation or aerospace. Students may re-apply for continuing support through graduation. Examples : Associates, Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate degree in fields such as aerospace engineering, aviation business management, air traffic management, or professional pilot. Note: Flight training may be included if integral to curriculum. 2019 AE Technical Training Scholarship Application Fully paid scholarship to complete an aviation or aerospace technical training or certification course. Examples:  ATP CTP, Airframe and/or Powerplant Mechanic certificate, Dispatcher certificate, Air Traffic Control training program, government or manufacturer's safety training, specialized training or certification course. Note: Excludes any flight training and any technical training that is part of a college degree program. 2019 AE Vicki Cruse Memorial Scholarship Application for Emergency Maneuver Training Fully paid scholarship to provide emergency maneuver and spin training in addition to an introduction to aerobatics. In memory of 99 Vicki Cruse, this scholarship is available to any licensed pilot member of The 99s without regard to existing ratings, financial need or length of membership. Complete details about the training can be found in the application package. 2019 AE Kitty Houghton  Memorial Scholarship Application This International scholarship in memory of Kitty Houghton, is offered specifically to encourage women pilots in emerging economy countries to pursue a career in aviation in their home country. Applicants should demonstrate an interest in and enthusiasm for flying and have begun to work on their pilot's license. AE Scholarship Chairmen 99s Certification Pages For the convenience of Chapter and Section AE Scholarship Chairmen, the recommendation and certification pages may be downloaded and completed separately when needed. Research Scholar Grants The documented history of woman's place in the development and furtherance of aviation and aerospace. Documenting and fostering the leadership role of women in all facets of aviation including social, economic, engineering, historical, political, etc. The expansion of human knowledge in areas of specific differences faced by women in aviation: as pilots, as engineers, as administrators, in military aviation, etc. Special disciplines applied to these problems could include, but not be limited to: history, sociology, psychology, biology, economics, business administration, human engineering, ergonomics, etc. The grant may be used in conjunction with other research activities such as: completion of research requirements for an advanced degree or matching funds with other grants to fund a program larger than either grant could sponsor independently. Information on the AEMSF Research Scholar Grants, including eligibility requirements, application process, and deadlines, may be obtained from  Dr. Jacqueline Boyd , AEMSF Research Scholar Grants. Reaching beyond The 99s Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships, scholarships both large and small are sponsored by 99s Sections and Chapters. Eligibility requirements vary considerably, so we recommend a thorough review of all scholarships listed. Scholarships Offered by 99s Sections and Chapters Scholarships Offered by Other Organizations Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Winners Since 1941, the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Fund has helped over 400 women from six countries to advance and succeed in aviation and aerospace. Today Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship winners are pilots for the world's airlines and multinational corporations, owners of flights schools and aviation businesses, and managers with the Federal Aviation Administration. Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship winners have served at every level of The 99s, as Chapter Chairmen, Section Governors, International Presidents, and AEMSF Scholarship Chairmen and Trustees.

Deadline:  December 3, 2018 00:00 (CET) The Global Social Venture Competition ( GSVC ) empowers the next generation of social entrepreneurs by providing them with mentoring, exposure, and over $80,000 in prizes to transform their ideas into ventures that address the world’s most pressing challenges. Teams from across the globe learn how to design scalable models through a process that emphasizes stakeholder discovery, business innovation, and social impact assessment. Who should apply? The Global Social Venture Competition seeks to support the most promising early-stage for-profit or nonprofit solutions that address the world’s most pressing social challenges using technology. Successful ventures show the highest, most integrated financial and social and/or environmental returns, demonstrating “blended value”. For the 2019 competition, all ventures must have a technology component to their venture, whether a product, hardware, software, web platform, mobile app, wireless, etc. TECHNOLOGY FOR GOOD Solutions should utilize “technology for good” in some form, whether the entire venture is focused on a technology-based solution or if the venture has some degree of a technology component built into the solution. The competition occurs over three rounds. During each round of the competition, entrant teams present the social, financial, and environmental values of their business, gaining valuable feedback from and exposure to some of the greatest minds in social innovation. Eligibility requirements for ventures Submitted ventures should aim to be: financially sustainable or profitable; whether it is a for-profit, non-profit, or hybrid business model, your venture must aim to be self-sufficient on earned revenue. Ventures should include a technology component, whether a technology-based solution or a technology component is utilized to address the solution. In this instance, technology is defined very broadly. Eligible ventures should include products and services developed from the application of scientific knowledge. This may involve software, hardware as well as other devices and products. The technology can be manifest in the product or service itself or be the way in which the product or service is delivered. Submitted ventures should be scalable long term. This criterion will mean different things for each business. Scalability will take into account the potential for growth of the business, both financially and in its social impact. Submitted ventures must have a quantifiable social and/or environmental bottom line incorporated into their mission and practices. Your entry must include a financial analysis as well as a Social Impact Assessment (SIA), including the Social Value Proposition and Social Indicators. Learn more on the SIA page of the website. Submitted ventures must be less than 2 years old (with the start of the venture marked by incorporation or first income, whichever occurred first) as of December 31, 2018. Submitted ventures may not be a wholly owned subsidiary of an existing entity (of either a for-profit or nonprofit entity). Submitted ventures must not have received more than $250,000 in funding from venture capital, private investors, grants (government or foundation), loans, or other funding sources (excluding in-kind) as of December 31, 2018. Lifetime revenue should not exceed $500,000 as of December 31, 2018. GSVC has the right to investigate funding and qualifications of ventures to assure that they are a truly early stage. Eligibility requirements for teams Your team must include a student, current or recent graduate*, from any level of higher education (undergraduate, masters level/graduate, or doctoral) in any area of study in the world; Recent Bachelor’s degree holders must have completed their degree with four (4) years of the application deadline (December 31, 2018). Recent Master’s or Doctoral level degree holders must have completed their degree within two (2) years of the application deadline (December 31, 2018). The student or recent student must be actively involved in the venture (i.e., a founder or co-founder, actively participating in the development of the business or actively working on the business). Your team should include a statement describing the student’s level of involvement. The student or recent student must be one of the team’s presenters and must be available to answer judges’ questions regarding the business in the final two rounds of the competition.

We are now accepting applicants for the 2018-2019 Scholarships for Women program. Every winner will receive A $5,000 scholarship to be used towards your educational and professional development goals. You can spend this on anything from coding bootcamps to online programming courses, textbooks, etc. One year of weekly one-on-one mentoring by a Toptal senior developer, who will help you with topics like project guidance, choosing an academic or career path, and preparing for interviews. Why are we doing this? It’s no secret that men outnumber women in the tech industry. Silicon Valley has been the subject of dozens of recent studies on the fact that there are far fewer female computer scientists, engineers, and software developers than there are male. Indeed, according to  recent figures released  by tech giants like Apple, Google, and Facebook, women make up around just 16% of the engineering workforce in the technology industry. The gap is even larger when you look at Open Source, with women making up just  6% of users on GitHub . At Toptal, we know that it makes zero difference what gender you are. We’re a 100% remote company, and we’ve never kept track of gender in our database. There have always been women in our network, and there always will be. However, study after study in the tech industry has shown that achieving greater gender diversity isn’t about ignoring diversity, it’s about actively welcoming it. This isn’t just diversity for its own sake. There are just as many profoundly talented and intelligent women in the world as there are men, and some of the best engineers at Toptal are female. However, if we lack equal female representation on our engineering teams, that means our teams are not as strong as they can be. And that’s not something we’re ok with. We will all benefit from having more talented women on our teams and in our network. Toptal is home to some of the world’s most intelligent and talented computer scientists, developers, and software engineers. Toptal’s network includes professional engineers across 93+ countries, with expertise spanning countless industries and interests. With close guidance from our community, focused training, and financial support, we believe we can empower women aspiring to become top professional software engineers. Eligibility Gender: Female Age: 13 years or older Education: any Location: This is an international contest TIMELINE We’ll be announcing one winner per month for 12 months.

We believe that what's good for students is good for everyone: schools, employers, community, and other students! That’s why we not only help students find jobs & internships, but also offer scholarships to help fund their education. AfterCollege has awarded more than $1,000,000 in scholarships and student activities through our program to date.   As a job and internship resource, our scholarships are for students who demonstrate professionalism and effectively communicate how they will be exemplary candidates in their field. This means that we evaluate applicants with the eye of a hiring manager, so: watch your grammar, check your spelling, put your best accomplishments forward and you may get paid for thinking about your future!   Eligibility requirements: Open to currently enrolled students working toward a degree in a field of Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics from a group underrepresented in their field of study. Underrepresented groups may be defined by: gender, race, ethnic background, disability, sexual orientation, age, socio-economic status, nationality and other non-visible differences. Minimum 3.0 GPA  How To Apply (Please Read Carefully and Completely):  Click the blue “Apply” button on this page (after you finish reading the directions completely). A pop-up will prompt you to either create or update your AfterCollege profile, which serves as your scholarship application. Complete your profile step-by-step in the pop-up window. You can edit your profile as much as you'd like until the deadline. The scholarship committee will review applicants' profiles to determine the scholarship recipient.  Edit Your Personal Details : This is where you’ll enter your personal statement, which is the main criteria used to determine the scholarship recipient. We look for a succinct but impactful, resume-style personal statement that describes your goals and the value that you bring in an academic and/or professional context (200 words or less). You also have the option to upload an introductory video here, if you choose. Edit Your Education : Provide your school, major, graduation date and GPA. Edit Your Work Experience : We don’t expect all students to have relevant work experience yet, but part-time jobs, internships and volunteer positions can help demonstrate your character, skills and strengths. Edit Your Honors, Awards, And Scholarships : Showcase what you’ve already accomplished. Edit Your Skills And Languages : Enter your Hard Skills (specific skills, like expertise in specific programs, typing speed, special certifications or licenses), Soft Skills (general skills, like communication, networking or time management) and any languages you speak. Hit “Apply Now”  to check out your profile to make sure you’re happy with it. Feel free to go the extra mile by uploading a picture or linking to samples of your work or projects.    Deadline to Apply:  Dec 31, 2018

The new Edison International awards are now available for High School Seniors. Up to 30 scholarships are available for US students. Edison Scholars was created to recognize the makers of tomorrow – students with big dreams to help power the future. The program awards college scholarships to help fuel your passion for making a difference by studying science, technology, engineering and math.  We at Edison International, through our subsidiaries, generate and distribute electric power, and invest in energy services and technologies, including renewable energy. Scholarship Description  Applications Deadline:  December 14, 2018 Course Level:  Scholarships are awarded to High School Seniors. Awards are for undergraduate study only. Study Subject:  Scholarships are awarded in the fields of science, technology, engineering or math (STEM). Scholarships are awarded to students who plan to enrol in an eligible major in computer and information services, engineering, engineering technology, management information systems, mathematics, natural resources and conservation, or physical sciences. Scholarship  Award:  Each year, Edison International awards $40,000 college scholarships to 30 high school seniors to help them follow their dreams in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) and empower them to change the world. Nationality:  Scholarships are available for US students. Number of  Scholarships :  Thirty scholarships are available. Scholarship  can be taken in the  USA Eligibility for the Scholarship Eligible Countries:  Scholarships are available for US students.  Entrance Requirements:  Here’s the rundown of requirements: Must be a high school senior with at least a cumulative 3.0 GPA, plan to pursue studies in the STEM fields at a four-year accredited college or university and show financial need. Eligible STEM majors include computer and information systems, engineering, engineering technology, management information systems, mathematics, natural resources and conservation and physical sciences. Applicants must live in Southern California Edison’s service territory. The top 50 finalists will be required to submit a short video. Don’t stress, it’s simple. Dependents of Edison International and SCE employees and retirees are not eligible. Application Procedure How to Apply:  Start by clicking on the Register to apply link at the bottom of this page. You will need to read and agree to an Online Application Consent and register as an applicant. During the application process, you will be able to leave the site by clicking on the Save and Log Out button located on any application page. In order to return, you must enter your username and password as provided when registering for an application account. The application must be submitted electronically on or before December 14, 2018, by 3:00 p.m. CST. You may wish to gather the following information that will be needed for the application process:  List of student’s work experience and involvement in school and community activities. Student’s transcript of high school grades. The short statement of student’s educational and career objectives. Financial information from the family’s most recently submitted 1040 tax return.

Deadline:  October 14, 2018 00:00 (CEST) Eligibility:  EdTech 2018 is open to entrepreneurs, startups, R&Ds, university students, and companies from around the world. Who should apply? EdTech 2018 is open to entrepreneurs, startups, R&Ds, university students, and companies from around the world. Applicants should offer an innovative, inventive, or disruptive product/service, which is original and has scalable commercial applications. EdTech is interested in applications across different spheres including K-12, High-Ed, Vocational, Lifelong Learning, among others. Applications should impact direct or indirect learners. Prizes EdTech 2018 Entrepreneur Hero (winner of the contest) will receive US$150,000. EdTech 2018 category star (winner of each of the 6 categories) will each receive US$20,000. All 6 semifinalist will receive an  opportunity  to grow their business networks through Krypto Labs, increased visibility for their business and a round-trip flight for up to 2 team members from home country to Abu Dhabi. Categories Curriculum Applications Universal Access to Classrooms Data Applications Lifelong Learning Applications Supplemental Applications Behavioural Analytics Applications Application criteria The project must be centred around education technology and must leverage the technology to meet the following: It must be categorised as part of the EdTech industry It must have Artificial Intelligence on the forefront or as part of the application Fall within on elf the listed categories It should impact learning or enable better management of the education process It can disrupt or supplement current education settings or ecosystems It must be for-profit It must have commercial applications It must be inventive, innovative or disruptive The business proposal must be original work and applicants must hold all applicable rights It must be submitted in English A team of up to three people, or the individual representing the idea or start-up, must be available to pitch the project in person on December 12, 2018 at Krypto Labs Abu Dhabi. To enter, team-based start-ups, projects, or companies must select one person to submit the application and to serve as the team’s representative throughout the competition.

Assist day-to-day operations through various roles and create product demonstrations highlighting the product’s science background. (The XPLOR store proceeds directly support the mission of the Carnegie Science Center and the store itself is part of the interactive, educational experience of the visitors.) Responsibilities: The intern will assume all of the retail duties required of a sales associate. Duties include assisting with sales, ticketing and stocking merchandise, and assisting customers. The intern will also select products to demonstrate in the store, lobby, and outdoors area and develop a demonstration explaining the science behind the product. Skills Required: Should be able to lift at least 15 pounds Great customer service skills Must be friendly and outgoing Must like children Able to work with a variety of people with different backgrounds Able to work in a fast-paced setting Able to work independently Willingness to learn new information Skills to be Learned: This internship offers the candidate the opportunity to explore all facets of the retail business Determine how and when to place orders How to make best use of the sales floor Inventory control procedures, including shipping and receiving Advance merchandising skills The mechanics of opening and closing procedures Marketing and sales techniques How to determine product viability Parameters: Interns will not be responsible for administrating first aid Intern will attend training sessions and meetings as required Training Methods: On the job training Shadowing supervisors and other staff One-on-one guidance to develop demonstrations Independent reading/research of science topics for demonstrations Time Frame: 120 hours minimum during the semester To Apply:  Send a letter of intent, resume, a letter of reference from either an academic advisor or professor, to: Internship Program  Carnegie Science Center  One Allegheny Avenue  Pittsburgh, PA 15212 - OR - VolunteerPrograms@CarnegieScienceCenter.Org

Responsible To: Theaters Coordinator and/or Point Person(s) Task Description: The Works Theater, located on the fourth floor, is one of three science demonstration theaters at Carnegie Science Center. The Works Theater provides a unique opportunity to explore the ins and outs of the various areas of science; from molecules and our states of matter to the movement of electrons to create electricity. Interns will participate in all the behind the scenes facets of the Theater and its staging areas, as well as the Chem Lab. Assisting staff with smooth and safe delivery of programming is the priority. Interns will also be expected to complete a project and to further on-going chemistry related endeavors. This is not an “in-lab” internship, but chemistry lab work is important to working with chemicals used in demonstrations. This internship will help to improve presentation skills, research skills, and more. This internship is great for those interested in chemistry ambassadorship and public education of chemistry and other sciences. Those who are interested in pursuing a career in teaching will gain valuable experience to further their pursuit of that goal. Part One: Assistant to the Theater (during show time hours) Responsibilities: Greet and seat visitors in a friendly manner. Interact with visitors in a manner appropriate to the theater atmosphere. Gain familiarity with all behind the scenes Works Theater components. Assisting staff with the smooth and safe delivery of programming. Answer basic questions about the Carnegie Science Center and the Works Theater. Assist staff with prep and cleanup for each scheduled show which includes working with computer tech, various chemicals, demonstration equipment, and more. Direct questions to other staff when needed. Operate basic equipment that includes but not limited to Van de Graft generator, liquid nitrogen tank and Dewar, and a full-size Tesla coil. Assist with making announcements. Assist with informal presenting of various cart demos. Responsible for all materials in Volunteer manual and Demonstration Theaters Team manual: (ex. Safety and call off procedures, visitor interaction protocols.) Part Two: Demonstrations Responsibilities: Create and research cart demonstrations involving science areas of chemistry, biology, physics, and more. Care and maintenance of props and equipment Assist with training Keep up to date with current “in the News” hot topics Part Three: Project (On going) Responsibilities: Create a project to benefit the Works Theater involving chemistry Project may include: new floor demo, content development, re-scripting an existing show, or a research project for potential special programming. Projects may not be completed depending on scope of assignment. Minimum Requirements: Major in Chemistry, Education, Chemical Engineering or similar track Lab experience a plus, but not required. At least 18 years of age GPA of 2.0 or above Skills Required: Comfortable working with chemicals and advising others on chemical safety and demos. Ability to interact with visitors and other staff Ability to work independently Sensitivity towards visitors of all ages and backgrounds Willingness to learn and communicate scientific information Reliable, punctual and dependable Genuine personal interest in science and education Parameters: Interns will not be responsible for administrating first aid. Interns will only work with technical booth equipment, chemicals and electrical devices to the extent that permission has been given by the Theater Coordinator or Point Person(s). Interns under the age of 18 will not use box cutters or handle certain chemicals. Training Methods: Interns will train with the designated area’s Coordinator and/or other Works Theater staff Interns will observe performances and operations of the theater. Interns will shadow performances and operations of the theater once familiar with programs. Interns will be given scripts, science content background reading, policies and procedures. Trainings are on-going and structured dependent on the needs of the Intern. Interns will be evaluated ongoing and upon completion of internship. Time Frame: Minimum 120 hours per semester Minimum of 10 hours per week Regular weekly commitment required Call off procedures & Request off procedures will be given upon first day. To Apply:  Send a letter of intent, resume, a letter of reference from either an academic advisor or professor, to: Internship Program  Carnegie Science Center  One Allegheny Avenue  Pittsburgh, PA 15212 - OR - VolunteerPrograms@CarnegieScienceCenter.Org