Mat Burt-Robinson, who did Comp Sci in Aber, would like some more Aber Grads to come and work in his team. He says:

There are two posts available in supporting IT and AV within my team at UCL. These roles will primarily be support for staff and researchers within the Division of Biosciences at UCL (https://www.ucl.ac.uk/biosciences/about) and encompasses 1st and 2nd line technical support, including installing client devices (PCs, Linux & Macs) and associated peripherals and dealing with hardware faults and software incompatibilities. It will also require significant knowledge of supporting desktop operating systems (PCs, Linux or Macs), mobile and remote access technologies and strong problem solving & fault finding skills. Though there will be many opportunities to grow/increase skills.

This is probably a good role for a graduate (or soon to be graduate)/someone starting out, looking for a challenge, working closely with academics and core central IT service staff, who want to build up their CV or portfolio. The pay is good, with similar benefits to working at most Universities, the role will be based on the Bloomsbury campus, so right in the middle of Central London.

Closing date 24th May

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The National Library of Wales Web Design and Development Section is looking for an enthusiastic candidate to develop and support a web mapping interface for the Cynefin project (crowdsourcing geographical info from old maps), and will be responsible for creating data-driven websites from initial concepts to final release.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate attention to detail, the ability to interpret and work to a strict brief (but who isn’t afraid of expressing new ideas), experience of interface development and design, along with solid experience of HTML, CSS, PHP frameworks and WordPress.
http://www.llgc.org.uk/about-us/work-with-us/jobs/
http://www.archiveswales.org.uk/projects/cynefin-mapping-wales-sense-of-place/
Students with experience, expecting to graduate in June 2015, are encouraged to apply for this post. Interviews will be granted on confirmation of successful completion of degree.

Monday 16 March 2015, Main Hall Interpol at 10.00 – 11.30am

Are you interested in a career in the Civil Service? Come along to this talk and find out more about working for the Home Office and careers in the European Union.

Joanne Hopkins is an Aber graduate, graduating in English and International Politics. She started her civil service career in 2000, worked her way up to senior civil service level and is now Head of the Home Office (UK Government) in Wales. She will be sharing her journey, discussing the various job roles and offering advice on getting into the civil service.

Vicky Joseph is EPSO EU Careers Ambassador. The application process for graduate careers within the EU opens in March. She will be giving a talk about the application process and the graduate roles available.

The event is open to all. Sign up online at http://aber.prospects.ac.uk/

Tiger Computing are looking for a graduate or graduating student who loves Linux. They’d be willing to come and visit us on Thurs 19th March and talk about their company if there would be enough interest from students to hear this talk. Please let Amanda know (afc) if you’d like to hear them talk, just so I can gauge interest levels, (don’t worry, no commitment!).

Their job advert is
https://www.tiger-computing.co.uk/jobs/linux-support-consultant/