Intel's Rotation Engineers Program

Launch your engineering career working side-by-side with the industry's leading technologists on high profile projects across the corporation. Intel's Rotation Engineers Program (REP) is a full-time, 18-month technical development program for top recent college graduates with technical degrees (BS, MS, or PhD) and strong leadership skills.

Technical groups strategically and exclusively select and host program participants for three six-month rotations and provide final placement at the end of the program. Developed through the choice of rotations, as well as special training, mentoring and career coaching, rotation engineers assume influential positions as technical contributors and leaders.

Rotation selection is flexible and based on the rotation engineer's individual skills and career interests as well as the needs of the hosting group. While there's a great deal of variety among rotations they all share a common feature—each is challenging, specifically selected to provide a key experience in the growth of the engineer's career and has a direct impact on the technology development of the group.

For more information, check out the REP website: http://www.intel.com/jobs/usa/students/programs/rep.htm

Career Fair & Networking Mixer at Draper's Technology Exposition

The Career Fair & Networking Mixer at Draper's Technology Exposition is an opportunity to learn about employment opportunities at Draper Laboratory and socialize with members of local professional societies. Draper staff will be on hand to present current Draper technologies and innovations. The Draper Tech Expo is an exhibition of technologies in Strategic Systems, Space Systems, Tactical Systems, Special Programs, Biomedical Engineering, Geospatial Systems, Energy, and Independent R & D.
Register at the link below:
http://www.draper.com/TechExpo_10/index.html

IBM Position in NY

Position openings at IBM. Inquiries should be sent to Allen Gabor ( ahgabor@us.ibm.com )

Job description
This role manages complex semiconductor fabrication processes and procedures in the areas of photolithography and/or RIE. This includes the development of new patterning-processes consistent with the technology process assumptions. Establishes plans, defines approaches, develops designs and conducts engineering/scientific analysis on moderately complex problems. Has leadership responsibilities, when appropriate.

Job description
This position is for defect inspection support for IBM's 300mm development organization. It is located in Hopewell junction, NY. The primary responsibility is to define and execute inspection strategy that drives rapid technology and yield learning for advanced technology (22nm node and beyond). More specifically, this role involves deployment of advance inspection characterization methods such as the new design based binning application by KLA-Tencor to identify systematic defects. This role involves active participation in meetings with Unit Process/Integration/Characterization team. A strong team player with in-depth analytical skills with solid communication skill is a must.

Virtual Poster Session competition

An exciting opportunity for students to present their work and win prizes through our Virtual Poster Session competition, which will take place until November 2010. Interested students should make a video of themselves discussing a scientific poster and upload their submission to YouTube. Details about the competition, including a flyer and official entry form, can be found at http://www.jyi.org/competitions/virtual_poster_2010/. Last year's participants and winning entries can be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/JYIJournal.

Autonomous Underwater Vehicles with Advanced Solutions for Tomorrow

Matthew Gillette, Brown Alum (Sc.M.) and former doctoral student in Computer Engineering (mgillette@asft.net) works on Autonomous Underwater Vehicles with Advanced Solutions for Tomorrow in Middletown, RI. http://www.asftus.com

Any current students or alumni (Bachelor's or Master's) might be interested in a unique opportunity to lead the development of our Command and Control, Mission Planning, Simulation, and Status Monitoring software.

More details can be found on monster:
http://jobview.monster.com/Java-Programmer-Job-Middletown-RI-90626555.aspx

Brown IEEE Student Chapter

As the semester is getting underway, so is the Brown IEEE Student Chapter. One of the main goals for the group this year will be creating and strengthening a community among engineers interested in technology. We will accomplish this through academic, corporate, and social events. Also, this year we plan on introducing a group project through which we can all participate in building an electronic system.

If you are considering an engineering concentration or have already decided on an electrical/computer engineering track, we encourage you to join this group. Please fill out the following form (even if you already signed up at the activities fair):
https://spreadsheets0.google.com/viewform?formkey=dDUyWEFWYjNNeHJNd0NIa2NWT25LRmc6MQ
Since the Brown IEEE Student Chapter is a fairly young student group (it was started by 3 electrical engineering seniors last year), there is a lot of flexibility in what direction the group will take. If you choose to be part of the board, you will have a large impact on the vision of the group for its present and future members. A brief description of board positions can be found here: http://www.engin.brown.edu/organizations/ieee/boardposition/Brown_IEEE_Board_positions_description.pdf
Whether you are an undergraduate freshman or a PhD student, we encourage all engineers to consider running for a board position. If you are thinking about being an active member of the group, or have your heart set on a board position already, we welcome you to attend our first meeting of the year Tuesday September 14th at 8:00PM in BH190.

Thank you and we look forward to meeting with you,
Amin Shaikh, President
Amin_Shaikh@brown.edu
Joseph Faucher, Vice President
Joseph_Faucher@brown.edu

Seminar: AxSTREAM 3.0: Turbomachinery Design and Optimization Software

SoftInWay Inc
presents
Free Introductory Seminar:
AxSTREAM 3.0: Turbomachinery Design and Optimization Software

SoftInWay invites mechanical and aerospace engineers (students and professionals) to find out more about AxSTREAM 3.0 capabilities for conceptual design and optimization of turbomachinery flow path during the course of a free introductory seminar.
Date: September 14, 2010 Venue: 15 New England Executive Park, Burlington, MA, USA.
The latest version of AxSTREAM features new data structures which allow the modeling of turbomachinery flow path taking in account additional elements (ducts, heat exchangers, pressure valves etc). Other noticeable enhancements include a new preliminary design module with design space explorer, integrated profiling and 3D blade design, and a more efficient work environment.

To register, please contact us via marketing@softinway.com, indicating your name, company/university and country.

Event details are here:
http://softinway.com/education/turbomachinery-design-seminar.asp

A Better World by Design conference at Brown and RISD

A Better World by Design conference at Brown and RISD, Oct. 1-3, 2010. Register now!
Great networking opportunity with current students, alumni, and professionals from a wide variety of disciplines! A Better World by Design is a three-day internationally acclaimed conference unfolding on the vibrant campuses of Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, RI. Now in its third year, our conference connects experts in the fields of design, architecture, technology, and emerging markets to build a global community of socially conscious and passionate innovators.

More information here: http://www.abetterworldbydesign.com/

Physical Science Tour Guide Meeting

Are you concentrating in one of the physical sciences and are interested in becoming a Physical Science Tour Guide? If so, come to the Barus & Holley lobby on Wednesday, September 15th at 4 PM. Any questions please contact Adrienne Cohen at Adrienne_Cohen@brown.edu . Looking forward to meeting you all!

MIT Engineering Systems Division (ESD) PhD Program

MIT Engineering Systems Division (ESD) PhD Program

The MIT Engineering Systems Division recognizes that today’s greatest challenges involve complex systems of people, processes, and technology—and do not have purely technical solutions. ESD PhD students tackle real-world challenges using innovative and interdisciplinary approaches rooted in engineering, management, and social sciences. Read more about the wide-ranging global impacts of ESD’s research and education activities here.

Learn more:

• FAQs About the Doctoral Program
• Admission to the PhD Program
• Completed Doctoral Dissertations

To apply now, click here.

To request an ESD PhD program poster and brochure, click here.