Here are the CPE program announcements for April 21, 2017
Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:
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1. Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017
2. Upcoming Wish Events
3. Roborodentia
4. C# and .NET Developers Internship
5. AIAS Foundation Scholarship Application
6. Exploring Alternative Careers for Engineers
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1. Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017
Please join us for the annual CPE Banquet scheduled for Friday, May 19, 2017.
Date: Friday, May 19, 2017
Time: 6 – 7pm Social Hour & 7:00-10:00 Dinner
Location: Madonna Inn, San Luis Obispo, CA
Company sponsors so far include Boeing, Cisco, Intel, Citrix, Northrop Grumman, MindBody, Western Digital, Chevron, and General Atomics.
Meal Options: Prime Rib; Stuffed Chicken Breast or Portabella Mushroom (veggie)
Tickets on sale MONDAY from the CPE Office – 20A-215 | $20 per person
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2. Upcoming Wish Events
Wish 10 Year Anniversary Event!
Where: Building 65, Room 220
When: Saturday, May 6th 12pm-3pm
WISH is coming up on its 10 year anniversary and we want to celebrate it! This event will include lunch, a past WISH presidents panel, and the opportunity to talk to Cal Poly WISH alumni and current students. We would love as many alumni and current students to celebrate WISH's growth as a club over the past 10 years :) Hope to see you there!
Please RSVP via this google form if you have not already done so. https://goo.gl/forms/dP7os3XXjTupTAe43
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3. Roborodentia
Roborodentia is Cal Poly's annual robotics competition. This year, it will be held in the building 20 lobby (EE building) at 1pm this Saturday (4/22).
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4. C# and .NET Developers Internship
Process Expert (www.pro-xprt.com) is looking for 2-3 skilled C# and .NET Developers to help design and maintain the RFID/barcode inventory management systems that we develop for our clients. The ideal candidates are self-motivated junior CSC, CPE, or EE students with excellent software skills. In addition, the candidates should have good communications skills, and desire to gain experience providing technical support for customers. During the academic year these positions require 10-20 hours of work per week, at flexible times, and depending on project needs. Full-time summer internships are available.
Familiarity with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) desktop application development, MVVM architectural pattern, Caliburn.Micro framework, ASP.NET MVC, Web API server development, REST APIs, Entity Framework ORM (code-first) and SQL Server databases, and SignalR real-time messaging is advantageous.
Process Expert is a collaboration-oriented high-tech company. We develop innovative radio frequency identification (RFID) hardware and software solutions. Our clients include small, privately owned companies, and large, publicly owned corporations.
We work with organizations to analyze processes and determine the best methods to resolve issues and improve performance. We help organizations select the most appropriate technologies based on cost/benefit analyses, and use advanced simulation for proposal validation. We provide implementation and integration of proposed methods and systems, as well as maintenance and upgrade services. We also sell RFID products for inventory management, specializing in mobile systems for tracking inventories. Our complete set of expertise provides front to back solutions, including process redesign, software, and hardware.
https://cpe.calpoly.edu/jobs/112/
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5. AIAS Foundation Scholarship Application
• The Randy Pausch Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, supports students pursuing careers in the development of interactive entertainment, including art, animation, programming, engineering, game design, sound design, and music composition.
• The Mark Beaumont Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, supports students pursuing careers specializing in the business of interactive entertainment, including management, law, marketing, public relations, and business development.
• The WomenIn Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, seeks to support inclusion of more women in the interactive entertainment industry. This scholarship supports women-identifying students pursuing game development or the business of interactive entertainment.
The Academy scholarships from the previous academic year honored students from a range of disciplines, including future designers, artists and programmers. Seventeen promising students hailing from esteemed programs at schools such as New York University, Carnegie Melon University, University of Southern California and Additional information on last year’s winners can be found here: http://www.aiasfoundation.org/programs/scholarship_winners.asp
To qualify, applicants must have a GPA of at least 3.3, and be a full-time student and attend an accredited college or university in the United States during the 2017-2018 academic school year.
For more information about the scholarships, qualifications and application forms, please direct students visit http://www.aiasfoundation.org/programs/scholarships.asp. The deadline to apply is April 28, 2017.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please email scholarships@interactive.org.
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6. Exploring Alternative Careers for Engineers
When: Wednesday, April 26 from 4:10 to 6:00 p.m.
Where: Career Services, Building 124/Room 117
Engineering students: Have you ever thought about pursuing a career in a non-engineering role either right after you graduate or further along in your career? If so, you don’t want to miss this event!
Career Services will showcase a panel of four professionals who all studied engineering in college, but are now working in non-engineering roles. Come hear about these professionals’ career paths and discover additional career possibilities. We will showcase teaching, consulting, sales, and project management as alternatives, but there are endless career possibilities out there for engineers!
Immediately following the panel presentation, you will have the opportunity to network with these featured panelists until 6:00 p.m.:
Nancy Alcombright
Physics Teacher - Mission College Preparatory Catholic High School
B.S. in Chemical Engineering; M.A. in Teaching
Lacy Billingsly III
Project Manager - Helix Electric, Inc.
B.S. in Electrical Engineering
Dan Brannon
Director of Software Development at McMillan Study Guides, Inc.
Principal Consultant - OSoSLO
CTO at Robotics, Inc.
B.S. in Computer Engineering
Andy Sofranko, LEED Green Associate
Sales Engineer – REC Solar
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
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