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Middlebury Summer Research Welcome Luncheon

A note from our colleagues in the Undergraduate Research Office.

Welcome Summer Researchers!

The summer 2018 Bleich Lab researchers collaborating. Click here to see the full story.

Please join your fellow researchers and their mentors for our welcome luncheon next Tuesday. You’ll find this event and others in the on-campus activities list below. Over 130 research assistants across the disciplines are working on summer projects with faculty mentors. It is a fun and interesting community, so make sure you take a break from your work to get to know your colleagues and enjoy a Vermont summer. More information about the summer program and on being a research assistant is available at go/summerresearch.

On-Campus Activities Schedule

Upcoming

Research Luncheon: Center for Careers and Internships Panel, 6/27 from 12-1 pm Research Luncheon: Graduate School Panel, 7/11 from 12-1 pm 

Summer Research Symposium, 7/25 at 2 pm in McCardell Bicentennial Great Hall 

Rocket Software – Lots of Open Positions In Handshake

Rocket Software is a leading global developer of software products that help corporations, government agencies and other organizations reach their technology and business goals. 1,300 Rocketeers on five continents are focused on building and delivering solutions for more than 10,000 customers and partners.

Why work at Rocket?

As you’re planning your next career move—or maybe your first career move—know that Rocket is home to innovators at every level of the software industry. When you become a Rocketeer, you become a member of the global family they call One Rocket. As part of One Rocket, they encourage you to build lasting relationships with peers, managers, and executives beginning on day one. From intern to CEO, every expert at Rocket has earned the right to be there—and every day they prove it. But being a Rocketeer means nothing without the fun t and music (sorry, what? Read all about the Rocket Band!) that comes with it.

Check out their open positions in Handshake:

Click on the titles to view the positions in Handshake.

Join A Mission Driven Startup in NYC – Sharebite!

Sharebite likes food that tastes good, but they love food that does good. Meals that transcend the plate and change our world for the better.

With Sharebite, you get to pay it forward without paying a penny more.

They’re proud of having donated over 300,000 meals!

About Sharebite

Sharebite is a mission-driven food ordering platform built exclusively for companies. They enable your employees to order from their favorite restaurant while also giving back to society — at no additional cost.

Whether it’s managing daily allowances for employees, enforcing compliance controls, streamlining accounting and expensing, catering for meetings / special events or pop-up restaurants hosted at the office… Sharebite has got you covered.

Sharebite is also HIRING! Check out their positions in Handshake:

Associate Software Engineer at Sea Street Technologies

Are you interested in virtualized systems? How about creating the next generation cloud systems? Join Sea Street Technologies!

Sea Street is a Boston, MA based company that has developed and deployed an AI autonomous operations platform that enables service providers to progressively transform their businesses to fully autonomous, closed-loop operations. Founded in 2012, the company’s platform is deployed at several top-tier CSPs, automating network, video, telephony, wireless, and enterprise services today.

Requirements:

  • Familiarity with OO development concepts
  • Strong desire to learn on the job and work in a fast paced environment.
  • Capable of quickly evaluating and incorporating new technologies
  • Efficient / Effective communication (verbal and written) skills
  • Experience with integrated development tools such as Eclipse or equivalent

Learn more in Handshake. Deadline 5/15.

Chemistry & Biochemistry Senior Thesis Presentations and Undergraduate Award Presentations

Chemistry and Biochemistry majors will present their senior thesis presentations on Friday, May 10 at 12:30 in BiHall 216. Lunch will be served. Undergraduate Awards will also be presented.

Titles are as follows:

  • Emily Lewkowicz ’19: “The Characterization of GpdQ Enzyme Immobilized on Magnetite Nanoparticles”
  • John Natalone ’19: “Lights, Camera, Reaction! Developing a Photoredox Crosslinking Method for Target Identification”
  • Khan Kim ’19: “Catch Fe if You Can: Kinetic Characterization of a Putative Desferrioxamine B Biosynthetic Pathway”