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April 27, 2009
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Secure your place in EECS history: include your portrait in the Class of 2009 composite photo. EECS photos of the year's graduates has been a tradition for decades. If you haven't yet seen it, the 4th floor hall in the Kelley Engineering Center is lined with class pictures dating back to the 1940s and you can be part of this rich history. Contact Ball Studio (753-5721) by the end of April to schedule an appointment to have your picture taken. Sitting fee: $10; your place in history: priceless. Graduation is coming up! Every year the student chapters of the Association for Computing Machinery and Eta Kappa Nu organize a School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Graduation. This event is shorter and more personal than the University-wide graduation and is tailored to the faculty and students of our school. All students who have graduated since summer 2008 and anticipate graduating through fall 2009 are welcome to participate. Details --------------------------------------------------- Robotics team to defend title ---------------------------------------------------
The Willamette Angel Conference is coming up on Thursday, May 14 at the CH2M HILL Alumni Center. It will be an all day event, including Dave Hersch from Jive Software as the Keynote speaker; a commercialization panel from OSU, Onami, HP and others; and 5 companies presenting long pitches. Up to 10 companies will be presenting in an "IgniteAngel" Style - 13 slides, 15 seconds per slide. Rob Wiltbank from Willamette University will be talking about why Angel Investing is cool. The evening will include a social networking event. Details --------------------------------------------------- The College of Engineering academic coaches will be hosting three success workshops in Wilson Hall (7–8 pm). Details
--------------------------------------------------- Friday, May 1, 12-2 pm, KEC 1114. MS FINAL ORAL EXAM - Mizuki Kagaya. Major Professor: Eugene Zhang; Committee: Sinisa Todorovic, Yuji Hiratsuka; GCR: Michael Scott. "Painterly Rendering Using Space-Time Varying Style Parameters." Details --------------------------------------------------- Don't forget to check out the AfterCollege job site, tailored especially for our EECS students.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER, Mentor Graphics. This software development position will be working with the Full Custom IC design products, including ICgraph and DA-IC. Responsibilities for this position include developing enhancements to our existing code base, which is written in C++. This job requires the ability to learn existing C++ code and implement changes in a structured environment without disrupting the existing stability or functionality of the applications. These are end-user products interacting directly with the hardware development engineer. This position is working with a small team focused on improving and extending our existing products. Details QA Test Engineer, Mentor Graphics. Work as a member of the High Speed product development team with a specific focus on quality testing of the resulting product. Create and run “smoke” tests that can be run quickly and often to increase our ability to find new defects or regressions. Create test plans to exercise new product functionally manually – to stress the product by investigating corner cases, misuse, error conditions, etc. Sponsors quality process and procedures throughout the entire product lifecycle including inspections, requirements and quality improvement. Develop/Enhance and maintain regression harness and automation framework required to automate testing of our products Perform detailed manual tests Escalates functionality issues and consequences to management in a timely manner. Details Associate Technical Marketing Engineer – Verification, Mentor Graphics. In this position, you will be involved in a structured Associate Technical Marketing Engineer (ATME) Program that provides a solid foundation into Mentor Graphics and develops qualified technical marketing and sales resources for MGC’s Design, Verification and Test Division. These Associate TMEs are members of a team of highly motivated individuals working with engineering and customers designing the most complex hardware and software systems in the world and whose applications span the electronics industry. Details Associate Application Engineer, Mentor Graphics. In this position, you will be involved in a structured Associate Application Engineer (AAE) Program that provides a solid foundation into Mentor Graphics and develops qualified technical sales resources for MGC’s Direct Sales Organization. These Associate Application Engineers are members of a team of highly motivated individuals working with customers designing the most complex hardware and software systems in the world and whose applications span the electronics industry. Upon successful completion of the initial phase, you will then focus on an Application Engineering role that develops technical relationships at the engineering level with customers to identify bottlenecks in the design flow and to identify customer’s unique functional verification challenges and analyze how in-circuit emulation or transaction-oriented acceleration could address these challenges. Details Contract Characterization Engineering, Synopsis. Perform detailed electrical characterization of state-of-the-art high speed serial links like SATA, PCIe, and USB3.0 at data rates from 2.5Gb/s up to 6.5Gb/s. Specific tasks include testing links over voltage and temperature, generating reports, performing jitter tolerance testing on receivers and detailed power measurements using sophisticated test equipment. Experience with high speed oscilloscopes, soldering, and hardware debug is desired. Some experience with MATLAB programming is required. Details MCE Staffing is seeking an entry level or junior level Electrical Engineer to join our in house design and build engineering group at Mid Columbia Engineering. Provide engineering design support to the electrical and controls group. Prepare engineering specifications and calculations. Prepare electrical and controls drawings using AUTOCAD. Provide hands-on support in the panel shop during assembly and testing of control panels. Prepare cost estimates and schedules for proposals. Prepare parts and materials lists and obtain vendor quotations. Perform effectively in a fast-paced, team environment. Details iovation Inc., Test Development Specialist. The Test Development Specialist, reporting to the Director of QA, is a contributor in the development and testing of our web-hosted services at iovation. Participate in small, agile teams in creating, testing, and delivering new features and functionality for our hosted solution. Responsible for executing test cases and creating programmatic, test-driven automation under the guidance of a senior developer or QA engineer. Details At any given time, CampusPoint is hiring for a number of jobs and internships – currently we are recruiting for over 50 different jobs/internships here in the Portland metro area. CampusPoint is a FREE online resource (www.campuspoint.com) that helps college students and graduates find jobs & internships in the Portland Metro and Seattle/Puget Sound Area.
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