Earth Observation/Software Development Industrial Placement – Plymouth Marine Laboratory

Dear students,

This job has just come in. PML are an organisation we used to regularly send IY students to, but they haven’t had any from us for a few years. So I very much hope that we can re-establish the connection. Note that this job will be of particular interest if you’re a Linux person! Many of you have the skills they need (Node.js is just JavaScript…), so go for it!

And it looks like a very interesting job too.

Angharad


Good Afternoon,

 

I hope you will be able to help; we are recruiting for 3 industrial placements in software development/programming for use in satellite earth observation for use in marine conservation.

 

I would be grateful if you could circulate attached info to your students or post to your jobs boards/student information pages:

https://advanced.advorto.com/pml/VacancyInformation.aspx?VId=21466#.XmkXWaj7SUk

 

Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions

 

Kind regards

Maddie

 

Madeleine Ford

Human Resources Administrator

 

Work Days: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

ETL Junior Data Consultant (Placement Year) – Bangor

Dear all,

I have just received this advert for an IY placement in Bangor ETL Bangor. They have come directly to me to ask for students, so that means they are actively wanting Aberystwyth Comp Sci students (not Bangor ones 😉 ).
One of you will most probably get this job. It also appears to be a very caring, ethical company, with flexible working. The pay isn’t the highest, but the benefits are good (and Bangor isn’t the most expensive place to live…)

If you apply, I’d appreciate it if you’d let me know. I would like to establish a long-term relationship with this company, so I really hope a good few of you will apply.

Angharad

 

The Curious Agency – Shrewsbury

Dear students looking for an IY placement,

Please see below. This has just come to me directly from James Wallace, the company director – james@thecurious.agency

They are looking for two of you, so this is one of those which will have a high hit rate. It’s worth going for, if you’re interested in it.

You can read more about the company at https://thecurious.agency/about-pages/about/
(un-mangled by Microsoft, that’s: thecurious.agency / about-pages / about )

Angharad

 

 

Position: Web
Developer Intern

Level: Full-time Internship

Agency: thecurious.agency

Location: Shrewsbury Studio

 

We are looking for a new Junior web
Developer to join the team. You are the person we’re looking for if you are
able to demonstrate skills undertaking front-end build in a responsive
approach. You will be no stranger to creating or evolving designs in the
browser and should be comfortable working with JavaScript & WordPress.

 

The person we are looking for will have:

 

– Strong skills in hand-coded HTML5 and
CSS3

– Strong knowledge and practical
experience of responsive design techniques

– Skills in working with WordPress for
use as a CMS

– Understanding of progressive
enhancement and modern approaches to browser support

– Skills working with JavaScript

 

If you’re interested please contact us
by sending a detailed resume to james@thecurious.agency. To learn more about The
Curious Agency – click
here

 

Successful candidates will be contacted
and called for interview.

LifeARC, Stevenage (Hertfordshire)

Morwenna has just contacted me with this one. It sounds fascinating. As they say:

 

“The placement will be a technology development role focussed on the use of Natural Language Processing and related technologies for cognitive data searchand exploration of unstructured data”

 

This could well be ideal for an AI or data science student.

 

It’s the last job on this page:

 

https://eur02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lifearc.org%2Fcareers%2Fjobs%2F&data=02%7C01%7C%7Cb9267d0ee47e43596aaa08d7b39f27fd%7Cd47b090e3f5a4ca084d09f89d269f175%7C0%7C0%7C637175368461612210&sdata=5zkymZwfJJt5WNZJt1%2FZEWgzRAN1%2FKRHOoLivDJL6Dg%3D&reserved=0

 

Or go straight to the pdf here:

 

https://eur02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lifearc.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2020%2F02%2FScientific-IT-IP-Student-JD-1.pdf&data=02%7C01%7C%7Cb9267d0ee47e43596aaa08d7b39f27fd%7Cd47b090e3f5a4ca084d09f89d269f175%7C0%7C0%7C637175368461612210&sdata=kCqnJMv82i1TA6fJGyFaBFFeRdFm0dE8qNdE%2F5ZAzeU%3D&reserved=0

 

Angharad

Superbyte – Industrial Year Developers

Richard at Superbyte, Shrewsbury, has asked me to send this out to you again. That means not enough of you applied first time – maybe it was the wrong time of year!

This is a company we have sent students to before. Placements there have been very successful. So please consider this, especially (but not only) if you are interested in web development.

Angharad


Hello,

After a successful 2019-2020 placement year,  We are looking for placement students for the 2020-2021 year. We have up to 3 placement opportunities available that we would like to advise to students. Please see attached document for details.

 

Regards

 

Richard Adams

 

Superbyte – industrial year developers

 

Rapid7 Galway

A very exciting looking job has just come up in Ireland. They contacted us directly, so are obviously particularly keen on establishing a relationship with us. It seems they might be wanting more than one of you.

I’m expecting they might send a fuller advertisement in due course, but why delay? Get a CV and covering letter to John Brosnan <john_brosnan@rapid7.com> now!

I am told the salary will be €20K. This is stuff many of you can do, and would probably enjoy.

 

Copy&paste follows:

 

At Rapid7 Galway, we design and develop the Insight platform network sensor. This software analyzes network traffic using deep packet inspection techniques to give Rapid7 customers a unique level of visibility into network traffic, including user activity, file and database monitoring, intrusion detection, bandwidth usage, and Internet access. As an intern you will research, design and develop our software systems. Our engineers work on projects from requirements capture and analysis, through design and coding, to deployment and support.

 

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES

As an intern in our R&D group you will be involved in the following lifecycle activities:

• Software architectural and design; helping to interpret and analyse requirements.

• Implementation; software development to written technical specifications and coding standards.

• Testing; finding and fixing faults.

• Participate in reviews during the lifecycle.

 

You will be part of a multi-skilled team working closely with specialists from across a number of disciplines and in other Rapid7 locations. You may be working on a number of projects at the same time, or just one. Our projects range from rapid developments where tight timescales apply (a few weeks) to full scale developments (up to 2 years).

 

Learning “on the job” is a key part of your development. You will be working closely with experienced engineers on real projects from day one.

 

SKILLS

UNIX, working in C, python and/or Java. Technologies used: TCP/IP

networking, UNIX, kernel programming, cloud (AWS) and cyber security.

Opportunities with Immarsat – employability event.

An opportunity to have an expenses paid trip to an employability event with Immarsat in London… Here is the message I received:

We have an exciting opportunity for your students that I wanted to make you aware of. Inmarsat, the world’s leading provider of global mobile satellite communications, are working with TARGETjobs on a bespoke employability event and they have specifically asked for your students to be there!

This event is perfect for your students who are studying computer science, IT, electrical engineering or any degree relating to telecommunications, space science or data science related degrees.

Attending this event will give your students the opportunity to:

• access all areas of Inmarsat’s global satellite control centre and network operations centre with VR experience included

• get stuck into a fun case study – great practice for assessment centres in an informal environment

• speak to graduates and senior members of the team at Inmarsat about the exciting projects they could be working on

• fast track their career and find out what makes a successful application by speaking to Inmarsat recruiters

Where is it?

Inmarsat HQ, London (we can reimburse travel expenses)

When is it?

We have two events coming up which will both focus on different subject areas (if a student cannot attend their best suited event, they can attend the other):

9 March

Computer Science

Data Science

Space Science and Robotics

20 April

Telecommunications

Electrical Engineering

In order to attend, students just need to fill in a quick registration form by visiting our Be Inmarsat website, and then I’ll get in touch with them.

Summer fellowships – data science

Open to UGs, grads, and PhD students –

Data Science for Social Good Summer Fellowship – DSSGx

Following the success of last year’s Data Science for Social Good initiative, The Alan Turing Institute is again leading the UK 12-week summer fellowship, in partnership with University of Warwick and Imperial College London.

This year’s fellowship (DSSGx) will run from 15 June to 5 September at the University of Warwick campus, and offers a competitive stipend. DSSGx is an independently organised programme affiliated with the DSSG Foundation at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU).

DSSGx gives aspiring data scientists the opportunity to work on data mining, machine learning, and data science projects with social impact. Participants will work with global non-profit organisations and government bodies to make a real-world social impact with their data, by improving their services, interventions, and outreach.

You are invited to apply before 31 January 12:00 (CST).

 

https://www.turing.ac.uk/collaborate-turing/data-science-social-good?_cldee=aG1kMUBhYmVyLmFjLnVr&esid=0c147e84-f336-ea11-a813-002248070f4c&recipientid=contact-6214620fd390e811813470106faae7f1-d4f494dd982144e6989af1696c733b4f

 

 

BBC engineering trainee scheme

We are currently recruiting for our Broadcast Engineering Trainee Scheme here at the BBC, we have roles available at many of our offices across the UK, so we’re keen to promote this to local students/graduates as much as possible.

Just as a brief overview we’re looking for the following:

  • Someone to hold a degree (at least a 2:2 or equivalent) in Electronics, Physics, Maths, Computer Science or a closely related subject, coupled with high level of logical and mathematical reasoning skills. Accreditation of your under graduate degree by a professional body such as IET, IMechE desirable.
  • Someone to bring a sound knowledge of audio, video and broadcasting principles and an understanding of the demands of a broadcasting environment

More details on the role and an online application form can be found using the following link – https://careershub.bbc.co.uk/members/modules/job/detail.php?record=44896

 

Agxio – AI and ML in agriculture

Agxio are a a relatively new AI and Machine Learning Technology business focused on the Agriculture industry and is now forming a team to be based at the Aberystwyth Innovation and Enterprise Campus (which is located near to Aberystwyth University). The team will be focused on helping to complete and evolve the new Agxio command centre and to also help develop a number of new market leading products. The plan is to build a Centre of Excellence at the AIEC for a number of product streams and this new team will form the basis of this.

They’ve sent through ads for five separate jobs – Data Architect, Enterprize Architect, Machine Learning Dev, Tech support and Visualisation and Low Code Dev. These are all aimed at recent grads. Adverts can be found on the grad portal which all students and grads should have access to www.aber.ac.uk/ABERcareers

http://www.agxio.com