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Careers in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Co-op
Cooperative education involves engineering experience at a nearby company for a one semester plus a summer. The student is paid, in addition to gaining priceless experience. There are more co-op positions available than students who want to take them; so this opportunity is readily available and we encourage everyone to take it. See Career Services for more information.
Anheuser-Busch are interested in recruiting engineers from Uconn for fulltime and Co-op positions. If interested please E-mail your resume to ieee@engr.uconn.edu. It would be forwarded to the UCONN IEEE contact in Anheuser-Busch.Internships
Internships are engineering positions taken during the summer months. Like co-ops, these are paid positions. The internship provides valuable experience, without taking a regular semester. However, the shorter time span limits the scope of projects that can be undertaken. See Career Services for more information.Goodrich Engine Control Systems has summer intern positions available for electrical or system engineering students that are interested in pursuing careers developing complex, closed loop controls systems for rotary wing and fixed wing aerospace applications. If you know of any students interested in this opportunity please have them contact Joe Cudnik.
- Positions require US citizenship.
- Contact: Joe Cudnik
- Manager, Systems Engineering
Goodrich Engine Control Systems
North American Operations
P.O. Box 330651, Charter Oak Blvd
West Hartford, CT 06133-0651 - E-mail: joseph.cudnik@goodrich.com
- Phone: 860-236-0651, ext 2502 or 860-970-6164 (cell)
ELDP is a highly selective, three-year leadership program that allows recent college graduates to obtain a mandatory technical Master's degree while completing multiple job rotations and leadership training. The program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0, relevant job experience, proof of leadership and team experience, and a Bachelor's of science degree in engineering or a related field. A more detailed job description of ELDP (in addition to information on BAE Systems) can be found through our website.
- Positions require US citizenship.
- Contact: Dennis Grady
ELDP Deputy Manager - E-mail: dennis.grady@baesystems.com
- Resumes collected at : https://psisa001.na.baesystems.com/psp/prdps/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HR
Dominion is one of the nation's largest producers of energy, with a portfolio of more than 26,500 megawatts of generation and 7,800 miles of natural gas transmission pipeline. Dominion also owns and operates the nation's largest underground natural gas storage system with about 960 billion cubic feet of storage capacity and serves retail energy customers in 11 states.
Assignments will include applying engineering principles to develop analytical solutions to plant system and component issues. Intern will assist in engineering research, plant walkdowns, and performing calculations to achieve high standards for equipment performance. This position will provide support for the Nuclear Engineering activities such as design and application of analytical methods to resolve plant issues.- Positions : Intern - Engineering - Summer 2008
Dominion’s Nuclear Engineering area at the Millstone Power Station
Waterford, Ct. - Travel & housing stipend may apply.
- Desire to learn and produce as part of a safety conscious, world-class engineering team. Applicant should posess solid engineering skills commensurate with grade level, good communication skills, technical writing, inquisitive nature, ability to follow written and verbal procedures, good professional ethics, computer skills.
- Pursuing 4 year BS degree in: EE, ME, CE, Nuclear, Marine, or Chemical Engineering.
- Contact: Clint Gladding
Nuclear Engineering Specialist - E-mail: Clint.J.Gladding@dom.com
- Apply at : http://www.dom.com/jobs/index.jsp
Summer Jobs
The Electrical Insulation Research Center (EIRC)
within the Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut has need of an electrical engineering undergraduate to construct and debug electronic instruments during the summer of 2008. These instruments will be delivered to the Army, Navy, and/or Air Force Research Laboratories under various contracts.. - Contact: Ms. YoungHee Chudy
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ASST
Department MATERIALS SCIENCE INST
Status Professional Staff
Building GANT COMPLEX
UBox UNIT 3136
E-mail E-mail: YOUNGHEE.CHUDY@uconn.edu
Phone Number 860 486-3582
East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes (EAPSI)
A funding program is available through the National Science Foundation (NSF) called the East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes (EAPSI). The EAPSI program offers U.S. graduate students in science and engineering a unique opportunity to study abroad with foreign researchers (in Australia, China, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, or Taiwan) for 8 weeks during the summer. In 2008, the EAPSI awards will include a stipend of $5,000, an allowance for international travel, and support to attend a pre-departure orientation in Washington DC. Foreign co-sponsoring organizations will provide additional support to cover EAPSI students' living expenses abroad.
- Feel free to contact me directly if you have any questions about the EAPSI program.
- Contact: Andrew S. Backe, Ph.D.
Program Specialist for East Asia and Pacific
Office of International Science and Engineering
National Science Foundation
4201 Wilson Blvd, Rm. 935.43
Arlington, VA 22230
Tel: 703-292-4771
Fax: 703-292-9175
- E-mail: abacke@nsf.gov
INL has on-going collaborative work focusing on computational physics/science related to the next generation nuclear reactor simulations including mesh generation and visualization.
Looking for a first/second year graduate student who is interested in computational physics/science for his/her MS/Ph.D thesis project. This work requires a student to spend a full (3 month) summer of 2008 at Idaho National Lab. INL provides summer internships with $2000-2500/month + local housing + rountrip travel expenses.- Full RAship may be possible.
- Prefer students with US citizenships or green card holders.
- International students with F-1 visa welcome to apply.
- Contact Kyungseon Joo
Associate Professor of Physics
University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT 06269
E-mail: kjoo@phys.uconn.edu
Tel: 860-486-4469
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