Carleton computer science alum Rob Juncker is co-founder and CTO of Gearworks, which is located in Eagan, MN. He tells us that they have an open software engineering position which is specifically intended for someone with 0-2 years of experience, and he asked us to inform current Carleton CS seniors. For more information, see this job advertisement.

The Carleton Career Center tells us that the Selective Liberal Arts Consortium (of which we are a member) is hosting a large networking event for students and alumni at the Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars. The event will be on July 31, and Carleton can enroll 18 students. Click above for more information.

Rich Graves of Carleton's Information Technology Services (ITS) has announced that he is looking to hire a student as a systems programmer for the summer. Click above for more information.

The Carleton Career Center is sponsoring two events that they've asked us to make sure that you know about. The director of the Career Center (Richard Berman) will be delivering a workshop on self-presentation in interviews, to be held on Tuesday, April 22, from 7-8 pm, in Sayles-Hill 251. A meeting will also be held for all juniors interested in applying for a national fellowship/scholarship, such as Churchill, Cooke, DAAD, Fulbright, Javits, Liebmann, Marshall, Rhodes, Soros, and Watson. This meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 29, at 8 pm, in Olin 141.

Carleton alums Jim Rowe '92 and Dan Revelle '92 are now working for Quest Reliability in Boulder, CO. We recently learned that they are looking for computer science summer interns. For more information, see this job advertisement.

If you're interested in a summer internship with Yahoo!, Tyler Bell '93 would love to receive your resume, but he needs it by Friday, April 18. Yahoo! is especially interested in students with experience in GIS (geographical information systems), but feel free to apply even if you have no such experience. You can write to Tyler at bell@yahoo-inc.com.

Carleton computer science alum Blaine Nelson '96 is now working for Northrop Grumman. He encourages graduates-to-be and recent graduates to apply for the Northrop Grumman Professional Development Program. Click above for more information.

The Sentinel has received the following job ad: "Northfield company wants to overhaul its website (esp. integrate with marketing plan) and would like to hire students who can work full-time this summer. Work is with consultant and in-house staff. If you have computer skills and want to work on a web site, email: pdew@laborarb.com Company also has research positions available, for students who are not web-savvy, but still have computer skills and strong interest in how the internet will be a research tool for labor lawyers. For the research jobs, email: pdahlen@laborarb.com. 40 hours per week, seasonal, non-exempt. Excellent pay."

Carleton alum Chris Welsh '96 is now working for IBM in San Francisco. He contacted Carleton's Career Center indicating that IBM is looking to hire computer science graduates from Carleton. There is an April 25 application deadline. Click above for more information.

You are hereby invited to a bowling event organized by the computer science department on Wednesday, April 16, from 4:45 pm to 7:00 pm. We will be celebrating of all sorts of things -- the coming of spring, welcoming our new majors, anything else that you feel like celebrating -- and we'd love to see you there. Click above for more info.

Carleton computer science alum Eric Dull '01 is now working for Detica, located in Washington, D.C. They are looking to hire computer science graduates from Carleton. Click above for more information.

The Fairfax Collegiate Summer Program is hiring college students to teach summer weekday courses in Web Design, Robotics, and Computer Programming at its Fairfax, Falls Church, and Herndon, VA locations. For program information, course descriptions, and schedules, please visit www.FairfaxCollegiate.com. To apply, please send cover letter and résumé to Jennifer_Nossal@FairfaxCollegiate.com.