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Job Role Summary If you are a student pursuing a BS or MS degree in engineering or in an engineering-related discipline and are interested in being considered for full-time employment opportunities with ExxonMobil in the U.S., please submit your resume to this posting and answer our application questions. If you are pursuing a PhD, please do not submit your resume to this posting but search for our PhD-specific postings. If you are pursuing a degree in a field other than engineering or an engineering-related discipline, please do not submit to this posting but search our other campus postings that include IT, HR, Accounting/Finance, Supply Chain, and Geoscience. Alternate Location: United States : Anchorage, Alaska || United States : Baton Rouge, Louisiana || United States : Baytown, Texas || United States : Beaumont,Texas || United States : Billings, Montana || United States : Clinton, New Jersey || United States : Houston, Texas || United States : Joliet, Illinois || United States : La Barge, Wyoming || United States : Mont Belvieu, Texas || United States : Pensacola, FL  ExxonMobil is an Equal Opportunity Employer.  All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or disability status. Nearest Major Market:  Houston  Job Segment:  Engineer, Entry Level Engineer, Engineering  

DEADLINE: September 15, 2018 Applications are invited for Dominica Houston Association Scholarship to study in the USA. Applicants from USA are eligible to apply for this scholarship. The Dominica Houston Association Scholarship provides individual grants, paid directly to the educational institution, to selected students. The Dominica Houston Association was founded in 1996, by a group of Dominican residents in the greater Houston area, with an idea to unite and bring Dominicans and their friends together, to promote our rich culture and heritage. Since then we have stayed firm, persevered, and have been very active in the community, providing charitable assistance both locally, and at home in Dominica. Scholarship Description:  Applications Deadline:  September 15, 2018 Course Level:  Scholarship application for graduating high school seniors accepted into a two year, or four-year college program current college/university students enrolled in a two-year or four-year undergraduate program 2018-2019. Study Subject:  Scholarship is awarded to study any of the subjects offered. Scholarship Award:  The Dominica Houston Association Inc. will award five $500 competitive scholarships to Students obtaining a higher education. The scholarship will be applied to tuition at the college or university that the student will be attending or is currently attending. The grant can be used to cover tuition expenses and related supplemental educational expenses such as books, lab fees, and travel and select costs of living. Nationality:  Applicants from the USA are eligible to apply for this scholarship. Number of  Scholarships :  Up to five scholarships are available. Scholarship  can be taken in  the USA Eligibility for the Scholarship:  Eligible Countries:  Applicants from the USA are eligible to apply for this scholarship.  

The Cizik School of Nursing is proud of the support received that allows us to offer competitive academic and need based scholarships. Scholarships are offered for all degree programs from the undergraduate programs to those studying in the doctoral programs. Selection is based on a myriad of factors including academic merit, financial need and other requirements provided by the donor.  The School of Nursing Scholarship Committee encourages all students to complete  the scholarship application. The Cizik School of Nursing Scholarships and Traineeships  page lists the eligibility requirements and amounts. More scholarship information can be found on The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Financial Services  Grants and Scholarships . Eligibility Criteria In order to be considered for a scholarship, the following criteria must be met: Students must have applied to an academic degree program within the UTHealth School of Nursing Currently enrolled students must be in good academic standing and earn the minimum GPA as required by the scholarship.  Enrolled at the level required by the scholarship. For most scholarship, part-time enrollment is the minimum standard.  BSN level: Fall/spring - 6 semester hrs; Summer - 5 semester hrs Graduate level: Fall/Spring - 5 semester hrs; Summer - 3 semester hrs Application Deadline The scholarship application should be submitted at the same time as the admission application, but can be accepted anytime for admitted or enrolled students. New students who apply for scholarship consideration by the priority admission deadline dates will have the best opportunity to be considered for an award. The scholarship application remains active for the duration of the student’s academic program. If, however, a student changes programs or graduate from one program and enters another program, a new scholarship application is required. Scholarships are awarded every fall, spring and summer.  How to Apply Are you ready to Apply? If you have applied or are currently enrolled the first step is to complete the online  Scholarship Application .   Whom do I contact if I need assistance in filling out the application? Tamika Tyler-Smith at 713-500-2027 or via email at  Tamika.R.Tyler@uth.tmc.edu .  Awarding and Notification Process The School of Nursing’s scholarship awards are managed by the UTHealth School of Nursing Scholarship Committee. This group is made up of faculty members representing each program within the School and meets in regularly to review applications and award monies available for fall, spring, and summer terms. All candidates selected for a scholarship will be notified by email through the Student Affairs Office. Funds will be applied to the student’s UTHealth Bursar account. Once tuition is paid, any excess funds are distributed to the students. 

DEADLIINE: October 15, 2019 This scholarship is named for Alicia Spencer Castillo, the late mother of Max S. Castillo, former president of UHD, and Martha Spencer-Castillo Nitschke. This award is restricted to expenses associated with credit bearing coursework at UHD, including tuition, books, fees, and/or supplies for the coming academic semester. To be considered for this award, students must: be a declared undergraduate major in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. have a cumulative grade point average that is 3.0 and above. Please note that awardees must enroll in at least 12 semester credit hours during the semester s/he receives a Castillo scholarship. To be eligible for the Alicia Spencer Castillo Memorial Scholarship, students must be a declared major in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and must be in good academic and financial standing at the university.

Crew Strategic Analysis & Business Intelligence is responsible for providing analytical tools to help manage crew operations efficiently while ensuring minimum risks to the operations. These tools include a multitude of BI dashboards, predictive models, forecast engines and reporting programs.  This group also ensures the data needs across the crew management organization are met by working closely with IT to build and test databases, BI layers and data integration solutions. This position will be responsible for analyzing crew operations data and creating customized reports and PowerPoint presentations for executive leaders along with the following: Develop statistical predictive models on large-scale datasets using statistical modeling such as linear regression, logistic regression, decision trees and other machine learning, or data mining techniques. Develop data visualizations and dashboards using Tableau Develop actionable business insights using SQL and SAS Automate & improve current programs, processes, reports and forecasts using SAS Macros, Excel VBA, SQL, etc. Job Qualifications  Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in Information Systems, Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Statistics, Applied Mathematics or other related field Aptitude for logical analysis, problem identification, and problem solving Proficiency in SAS and SQL Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to effectively communicate technical solutions to management Excellent project management and organizational skills, with attention to detail and ability to manage multiple projects on an ongoing basis High performance orientation, ability to work well under pressure, prioritize projects, meet deadlines, and maintain flexibility

LZT is looking for a new Computer Science or Engineering Graduate to work at NASA / Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX.  Candidates should have a great interest in aerospace vehicles, and systems, enjoy working with software, have had an outstanding academic career, and most of all, possess a great passion to contribute to our Nation's exploration of space.  This work will take place in a  highly stimulating environment and is critical in the human space exploration initiative. Duties and Responsibilities: This work involves embedded software development for space vehicle or avionics flight projects for NASA programs.  The ideal candidate has an educational background with a combination of strong math and physics skills with software development.  The individual  will work with space programs such as International Space Station (ISS) Program, Orion, Commercial Crew Program, and future vehicles.  This work will include prototyping, requirements definition, design, development, test and verification, integration and certification of embedded software. Design and develop embedded software prototype and flight software. Perform systems engineering in support of software requirements and interface definitions, design and performance analysis. Perform software integration, test and verification. Ensure adherence to JSC standard software process practices. Required Qualifications: This position requires a self-motivated, capable person with strong verbal and written communication skills. In addition to outstanding technical expertise, the individual must be very people savvy, possess a positive team-player attitude, and be an articulate speaker able to communicate complex technical ideas in a convincing manner. Must be a U.S. Citizen to facilitate access to United States Government facilities. New graduate, but prefer 3 - 12 months relevant work experience (which can include student internships, co-ops, or support of university research labs, etc.). Minimum 3.2 GPA with a B.S./M.S. in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Physics, Engineering, or a related degree with strong background in software development. Experience with Unix/Linux OS, and C, C++ languages. Ability to manage multiple priorities with little supervision. Must be a highly responsible, team-oriented individual with strong communication skills and work ethic. Desired Skills/Knowledge: Co-op or internship experience in the aerospace industry is a plus, particulary in the NASA JSC environment. Experience/coursework in Unix/Linux shell scripts, Python, multi-threaded programming, computer network programming, Unified Modeling Language (UML), Graphical User Interface (GUI) development. Experience in Real-time Operating Systems (e.g., VxWorks), bus commuications (e.g., 1553, RS-422, RS-232, CAN, I2C, SPI, Ethernet). Experience working with and installing packages on Linux operating systems such as Centos and Ubuntu. Experience with writing software device drivers (preferably for Linux). Experience with Configuration Management Tools (i.e., SVN, GIT). Experience with Continuous Integration. Experience working with Virtual Machines. Experience with Microcontrollers / Microprocessors (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Texas Instruments ARM Processors). Experience in entire software life cycle. Experience with Agile methodologies is a plus. Experience with the NASA/CACI Trick Simulation Environment. Experience with the NASA Core Flight Software (CFS). Coursework/projects in any of the following topics are helpful:  Operating systems, embedded systems, real-time development, data structures and algorithms, software design, object-oriented analysis and design. Software development to solve technical problems. Graduate level coursework or research involving avionics and flight software is a significant plus. 

FALL 2018 APPLICATIONS Applications for Fall 2018 will open in January. If you want to get a head start on Fall 2018, you can write an essay on either of the following topics: Tell us about your favorite app and what you like about it. Tell us about a time an app played a significant role in improving your day. Your essay should be between 500 and 800 words. Feel free to be as formal or informal as you like.