Posted by
tomw on
30 October 2009, 2:59 pm
NOTE: THIS EVENT IS ON TUESDAY, NOT THURSDAY
The Math and Computer Science Society will host a talk by Doug Wright about latency and its implications in Wall Street businesses on Tuesday, November 3 at 5pm in UC153. Latency is a measure of the time delay experienced in a system and he will discuss the design and implementation of reducing latency in business environments such as the
investment sector.
Doug is a former MCS member and graduate of Drexel and currently works for Susquehanna International Group a global investment, trading and technology firm. Representatives from SIG will also be on hand to talk about co-op employment. Food will be providded.
The Latency Arms Race on Wall Street
***TUESDAY*** November 3 @ 5PM
UCROSS 153
FREE FOOD!!!
Posted by
tomw on
16 September 2009, 11:21 am
The US Army Chief Information Office (CIO) is seeking outstanding Computer Science and Information Technology students/graduates who are looking for a dynamic career in public service with the U. S. Government. The Army Knowledge Leaders (AKL) Program is designed for current and 2010 graduates who have a proven record of academic excellence, demonstrated leadership skills, and wish to pursue a career in IT management as a Federal civilian employee supporting the mission of the Army CIO.
This promising opportunity with the AKL Program is an intense two–year experience of exciting training and work rotations with Department of the Army and Department of Defense. The Program’s goal is to help hone a new breed of IT leaders to work on critical defense projects and initiatives in a collaborative setting. Candidates will enjoy hands on training in leadership skills, business expertise, and technology competencies that will support the U.S. Government’s Army Chief Information Officer’s (CIO) mission.
Qualified Candidates will:
- Possess an undergraduate or graduate degree of high academic ranking
- Major in Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Management, Computer Engineering, Information Assurance, or related field
- Be eligible for a security clearance (U.S. citizenship required)
The AKL Program’s rewards are:
- PAID internship with travel expenses, relocation expenses, and annual promotions
- Annual/sick leave, health plan, retirement plan, and investment options
- Job placement in critical defense area
- Sponsorship for Secret Clearance
Projected Start Date: July 2010
PLEASE NOTE: Students must attend Drexel University’s October 7th, 2009, Career Fair and meet with us in order to apply for the program.
Sponsorship for Secret Clearance Sponsorship for Secret Clearance