Carleton Sentinel & Other News

Katherine Dooley, ’15 Carleton CS major, invites you to apply for her team at the U.S. Geological Survey! The Web Informatics and Mapping team at the USGS is hiring students/recent…

Anya Vostinar in our CS Department has a research colleague who is organizing this event.

Science progresses slowly, but occasionally jumps forward when a new discovery reveals that some common knowledge was based on wrong assumptions. Can fake discoveries also reveal shaky assumptions?   We write a short “breaking news”-like text reporting on an impossible discovery. You make up a plausible scientific explanation.  Prizes and special mentions.  View the details, rules, and prompts. Submission deadline: February 28, 2022 – 23:59 Anywhere on Earth.  Results Announcement: March 15th

Sign up for this group Zoom session with Ritvik Kar ’19 (Computer Science & Cinema/Media Studies), Product Manager, LinkedIn. Product Managers are tasked with defining a problem statement (audience, need,…

Announcing UCLA Graduate Programs in Computational Biosciences virtual Open House on Sunday, November 7, from 7am-2pm (PST).  All participants need to register before Monday, November 1.  A detailed email will be sent to all registrants a few days before the event.

Check out these CS job opportunities brought to you by Carleton alum, Andrew Fitch ’21.  C3.ai, Inc. (NYSE:AI) is a leading provider of Enterprise AI software for accelerating digital transformation.  Detailed information is available in Handshake, through the Carleton Career Center.  You are welcome to reach out to Andrew prior to applying with any questions regarding the organization or the position (fitchand000@gmail.com).  Applications are being reviewed on a rolling basis so the sooner you apply, the better!

1. Software Engineer – Early Professional (2022)
2. Software Engineer – Intern (Summer 2022)

In February or March of 2022, Carleton will compete* in a regional qualifier for the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), and we need you to join our team!  “The International…

The University of Minnesota Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (BICB) program is hosting a virtual open house for prospective students interested in learning more about research and career opportunities at the intersection of biology, computer, and data sciences here in Minnesota and beyond.

Curious about cyber security? College of the Holy Cross is hosting a free online workshop on Saturday, November 14.

The Computer Science and Engineering department at the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor is continuing the “Explore Graduate Studies in CSE” workshop series.

Inseer, Inc. is a rapidly growing start-up in Iowa City, IA, specializing in human performance analysis using artificial intelligence and computer vision. We are looking for a talented and self-…