Silicon Valley Internship Program

The SVIP gives newly graduating Software Engineering Students from the UK the unique experience of working with hot tech companies in Silicon Valley through a one-year internship. The aim is that through this experience, SVIP interns will bring a little of the Silicon Valley attitude back to the entrepreneurial community in the UK. SVIP interns form an integral part of the engineering teams that they work with and are paid a salary of $60,000 for the year. The SVIP helps to arrange for US work visas and provides a return flight to San Francisco, as well as accommodation for the first month.

More details: SVIP.

Summer Internships, TPP, Leeds

We develop cutting-edge healthcare IT products from our base in Horsforth, just outside of Leeds. We’ve been providing a market-leading clinical system to the NHS for over fifteen years and now have over 5,000 healthcare providers and 200,000 users relying on our product on a daily basis.  We have some really exciting projects happening internationally, in countries such as India and China, and now is a really good time to join us.

TPP looks for talented graduates and postgraduates to become software developers. We recruit the best and the brightest, and we know that there will be people in your department who fit the bill. We want people who are adaptable, learn quickly, and have an aptitude and a passion for problem solving. Unusually for software development, we don’t need any coding experience; we’re happy to train people on the job. In the time I have worked here I’ve been involved in some fantastic projects – adapting our established products for use internationally, expanding our mobile apps suite and deploying our system in our first big hospital.

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Funded PhD Places in the Computer Science of Parallelism at Edinburgh

EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Pervasive Parallelism (Funded PhD Places)

The EPSRC-funded Centre for Doctoral Training in Pervasive Parallelism at the University of Edinburgh is pleased to offer 10 fully funded four-year studentships across all areas relevant to the “pervasive parallelism challenge”. Students undertake an initial MSc by Research year, followed by three years of PhD study.

Research Topics in Pervasive Parallelism

The computing industry faces its most disruptive challenge for fifty years. For performance and energy reasons, parallelism permeates all layers of the computing infrastructure, from the manycore CPUs and GPGPUs inside smartphones up to supercomputers and globally networked distributed systems. These systems generate fascinating research challenges in many areas of Computer Science, from theory to practice.

* How should we design parallel programming languages and compilers?

* How should we design and implement parallel architectures and communication networks?

* What theories do we need to prove properties of such systems, or to model and reason about their performance?

* How can concurrent and distributed systems be made secure?

* How can we trade performance for energy in context sensitive ways?

* How can we make algorithms and applications robust against the failures inevitable in exascale systems?

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Graduate Trainee: Grant Thornton Technology Risk Services

About Grant Thornton

Grant Thornton is one of the world’s leading business and financial advisory firms with a focus on audit, tax and advisory.  It’s not just what we do, but the way we do it that sets us apart.  We are ambitious, down to earth and committed to making a difference and providing our clients with insightful solutions. 400 roles across four programmes – graduate, school leaver, 12 month placement and summer internship. We look for commercially focused people to join our audit, tax and advisory teams.

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Graduate Jobs in Computing Science, Internships, and Work Experience

Are you looking for graduate opportunities in your final year or information on work during your studies like placements, work experience and internships?

I am an official student representative for the Graduate Recruitment Bureau (GRB). GRB work with 100s of graduate recruiters of all sizes in all industry sectors across the UK, and have placed many graduates from Newcastle University.

They provide a unique student ‘matchmaking’ service: write in your degree course/location and they will set you up with companies for jobs, internships and work experience.

This is a great chance to be contacted by a large recruitment company and have them tell you about popular employers and the vacancies that are available.

So… sign up at:

http://www.grb.uk.com/sbm/64

Only takes 30 seconds to fill in, what have you got to lose?

Good luck with your career!

Charlotte Stokes

(Graduate, working as a GRB rep)