Category Archives: Recent Graduates

NHS Wales Informatics jobs

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Geoff Norton from NHS Wales Informatics has let us know about some positions that they have available and would like you to apply for. All applications must be made through the NHS jobs website –https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/ where you can also find more information about each role. The positions are in Cardiff and the closing dates for all posts is 31.03.2015 (next Tuesday!).

120-AC517-0315 Software Development Officer (.NET) – will appeal to undergraduates

120-AC520-0315 Software Developer (ASP.NET MVC) – will appeal to undergraduates with specific experience in .NET and SQL Server

120-AC519-0315A Software Developer (SQL Server) – will appeal to undergraduates with specific experience in SQL Server

Web developer for National Library

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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.

 

Careers in the Civil Service UK and the EU

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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

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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/

Funded Phd and MSc options in Edinburgh and Saudi

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Matt Pugh (who was in Aber but is now in Edinburgh) has let us know that Edinburgh have Masters funding available. Deadlines of 1st May. http://www.ed.ac.uk/news/2015/masters-funding-060315

Rob Hoehndorf (who was in Aber but is now in Saudi Arabia) has funding for MSc, PhD and internship placements in KAUST. He can fund 3 or more PhD or MSc students at the moment (i.e. free housing, healthcare, flight and 25-30k USD stipend per year). The internships are also fully funded, last from 1-6 months (ideally 3-6 months) and come with free flight, accommodation, and a stipend of 1200 USD/month. This would be good for students who are not sure if they really want to stay in Saudi for years, or for students looking for summer opportunities. Contact Rob directly in the first instance (robert.hoehndorf@kaust.edu.sa). http://www.kaust.edu.sa/application-form-kaust.html
Application deadline for admission in Fall is 9 April 2015. And admissions in computer science at KAUST are handled by Rosemary, who was responsible for student admissions in Aberystwyth until few months ago

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Do keep checking the jobs noticeboard by reception where there are new jobs pinned up every week. Here are a selection of jobs on offer:

SoftCat http://www.softcat.com/join-us/career-opportunities

CapGemini http://www.uk.capgemini.com/careers/your-career-path/technology-consulting-community

DataSift http://datasift.com/careers/listings/?location=Reading

BAE Systems http://www.baesystems.com/careers-rzz/careers-in-the-uk/graduate-opportunities (including Applied Intelligence)

Careers Fair in Aber 22nd January

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Not sure where to take your degree next? Come along to the IMPACS Careers fair to chat to organisations, attend sessions with graduate recruiters or find out what other Maths, Physics and Computer Science students did next at the Alumni panel Q & A.
Organisations attending include Oracle, Renishaw, the Office for National Statistics and more. Take the next step to discovering the opportunities available to you at the IMPACS Careers Fair.

Hugh Owen Level E, 11am-3pm, Thurs 22nd January.

The programme of talks is:
11.00 – NHS Informatics
11.30 – Oracle
12.00 – IBM
12.30 – ACCA
13.00 – Alumni session, Leon Davis (CS), Joe Hill (Maths) and Owen Roberts (Physics) with Q&A
14.00 – Alacrity Foundation

See the Facebook event for more details. https://www.facebook.com/events/761553657258132/

National Graduate Recruitment Fair in Birmingham

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Friday 7th Nov: National Graduate Recruitment Fair in Birmingham

Cost is £10, but you get £8 back when you arrive. Sign up for a place on the Aber Uni bus to travel there and back at the Careers office in the Student Union building. Meet many different employers under one roof and explore all your career options. See the 5 minute video at http://www.careerplayer.com/tips-and-advice/general-advice/career-fairs/

Graduate Role: Sys Admin and Data Messaging Middleware at GM in Ireland

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We’ve been asked to let you know about the following job vacancies for General Motors in Ireland:

High Performance Computing System Administrators
http://gradireland.com/graduate-jobs/jobs/245168

Data Messaging Middleware Specialist
http://gradireland.com/graduate-jobs/jobs/245170

They are still recruiting for both vacancies, despite the “content expired ” message on the Data Messaging Middleware Specialist vacancy.

Ideally, candidates would have the following competencies, which may require focus at postgraduate level:

Data Integration role:

  • Basic experience with WebSphere MQ administration
  • A basic understanding of current IT technologies such as Structured Query Language (SQL), Extensible Markup Language (XML), Java, and XML Path language (XPath)

HPC role:

Knowledge of Linux operating systems
Preferred Qualifications (not required to have all):

  • SuSe Linux administration basics
  • Job scheduling basics using s/w tools like: LSF, Grid Engine, etc
  • Hardware concepts (Components in a Server)
  • Storage concepts : IO optimization
  • Infiniband network concepts
  • Scripting languages like ksh, and Java for batch programming. For example:
    • ksh scripts to monitor system parameters
    • Knowledge in writing non-GUI Java programs to automate or run routine system related tasks

Masters courses in Sweden

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We have been notified of two MSc courses at the University of Gävle in Sweden. The courses are described in the two documents:

MSc Programme in Electronics / Telecommunications.

MSC Programme in Electronics/Automation.

The courses are presented in English and are free for EC nationals.

Professor Gurvinder S. Virk
Professor of Robotics and the Built Environment, University of Gävle, SE-801 76 Gävle, SWEDEN
Professor of Robotics & Autonomous Systems, KTH Royal Inst of Tech, SE-100 44 Stockholm
Tel: +46 26 648704, Fax: +46 26 648758, Mob: +46 705 406425, Email: gurvinder.virk@hig.se