IY at Buhler Sortex in image processsing

IY at Buhler Sortex in image processsing (Greater London, deadline 17 March, £18,300) :

Buhler is a global market leader in the supply of flour production plants, pasta and chocolate production lines and animal feed manufacturing installations. They are currently seeking applications for an Image Processing placement. As a member of the Research team, the successful candidate will experience most aspects of research at Buhler Sortex. The main focus of the research is to investigate image processing and computer vision algorithms. A significant part of the role is writing Matlab code, a programming language widely used throughout academia and industry for rapid prototyping. The role includes undertaking experiments, learning new computer algorithms as well as experimenting with algorithms that learn.

The successful candidate will be working with 50 professional engineers to design the next generation of optical sorting machines. The size of the projects will vary, for some projects they will work independently, for others as part of a team.

Previous student projects:

Pioneering a new method for sorting food products. This involved implementing and evaluating the performance of several machine learning algorithms and selecting the most suitable solution for a specific application

Investigating the factors affecting how grains flow down a chute. This involved capturing image data and analysing this data to develop a suitable algorithm; then coding this algorithm in Matlab to product a software utility for use by other engineers.

Skills and requirements:

Applicants should have ability in computing, mathematics and engineering, with a keen interest in images and computing, including how computers can be used to extract information from images. Applicants do not need previous experience in machine vision or Matlab which can be learnt on the job.

To apply, please e-mail your CV and a covering letter outlining why you’ve chosen this placement to – hrukrecruitment@buhlersortex.com with ‘Image Processing Student Placement’ in the subject line.

NHS Wales Informatics Graduate positions

NHS Wales Informatics in Cardiff would like 6 graduates. Apply by 15th March.

NWIS Graduate Software Development Officers

“We are looking for candidates wishing to start a career in software programming. As a member of an agile development team you’ll help build some of our national software applications. This could mean writing user interfaces, developing enterprise databases or hooking up software to different APIs, messaging frameworks and other clinical systems.”

Graduate job at Cardiff Uni

Dan Thorne has emailed us to say that they have a graduate position at Cardiff Uni you might like:

We have a job opportunity here at Cardiff University, which I know will be a great fit for any graduates you have from Comp Sci.

As an Aber Comp Sci graduate myself (in 2013), this was the position I started off at in Cardiff University and is a great way to get into the industry.

The role is a *Systems Administrator* for the Management Information Systems team in the HR Department.

I’ve provided a link below which candidates will need to use in order to apply for the position, and to get a little bit more information.

http://krb-sjobs.brassring.com/TGWEbHost/jobdetails.aspx?partnerid=30011&siteid=5460&AReq=4387BR

PwC Open Day

PwC are having an Open Day in Bristol, paying expenses:

“As a result of the high interest we’ve received for our technology career routes this year, we’ve decided to host an “Insight into Technology” Career Open Day in our Bristol office on Wednesday 10th February, from 10am -3.30pm.

This will provide students with a great opportunity to learn about the vital role technology plays in the business world, and to find out more about the various graduate and undergraduate career opportunities available in the West & Wales region, and across the UK. This will be a highly interactive event, which will explore the latest trends in technology and the future of technical innovation for businesses. Our Technology leadership team will run several group exercises and case studies throughout the day to help bring these trends to life, and our technology graduates and senior managers will be on hand throughout the day to answer any questions you might have.

We’ll also put on a networking lunch half way through the day, which will give you the chance to meet with a range of staff at the firm over a bite to eat. Finally, we’ll close the event by explaining what we look for in the recruitment process and how to submit a successful application for a position in technology or otherwise. ”

You are also able to claim back reasonable travel expenses (up to £150). To reserve your place on this event, please sign up via this link: http://pwc.to/1ZyAxtq

IY at Experian in Nottingham

Alex Stuart, an ACS graduate says:

A placeholder of sorts, but we’ve just received funding to take on an industrial year student next academic year (16-17 term) in our Enterprise System Management team at Experian. The ESM team focus on system monitoring, process automation, and IT service systems.

The role will require programming skills (I am still awaiting to hear which particular languages, as my experience with the department is coding in REXX, mainframe specific!). The potentially successful candidate would also have the chance to work with popular enterprise technologies like Splunk and CA service desk.

The infrastructure you would be supporting would be cutting edge, for one of the leading information services companies in the world.

The role would be based in Nottingham, and I will hopefully have more details for you all ASAP!

If you’re interested, drop me a message on here (Aber Comp Sci jobs group on Facebook) or email alex.stuart@experian.com

IYs in Munich, Germany for Caterva

Want an IY in Munich, Germany? We have been sent an email from Caterva:

I am writing on behalf of Caterva who have one-year placement opportunities for Bachelors & Masters Students in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Electronic Engineering at Caterva Munich.

Caterva GmbH is a high-tech company creating new solutions for distributed energy storage, and is pioneering a new model of grid stabilisation. It is well-funded, run by experts in the field who have previous success in renewable energy start-ups, and is offering four 13 month internship opportunities at its headquarters in Munich starting July 2016. The placements reflect the spectrum of Caterva’s development activities: web & mobile interface development, C++ software development for communications, power electronics hardware design and test, and data acquisition and database development.

These are not placements that will suit all Students. Being a start-up, the environment is challenging. Initiative and independent working are key, and expectations will be high. Entrepreneurial Students, the ones with wild ideas who may already be saying “I am going start my own business” are the most likely to thrive!

Excellent salaries and working conditions are on offer.

There are students on current placements and they will overlap with the new Students to give them help to get started and then excellent handover training.

http://caterva.de
Telephone number – UK contact 07718 588482
Email address – intern@caterva.de
http://rcwo.eu/CatervaInternships
Deadline 31st March.

Caterva Stagiaire Job Description 2016-2017 Ver2 (002)

DRAFT Caterva – Internship – Flyer2016

 

ARM Web Services graduate position

ACS graduate Stephen Paulger, working at ARM, has a Web Services position to advertise:

We’re currently looking for recent and future graduates to join the team working in a startup-like business unit within ARM developing services for the Internet of Things.

Anyone who is interested can read the full job description online.

http://careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/client_arm/external/jobDetails.do?functionName=getJobDetail&jobPostId=22085&localeCode=en-us