Internship in Delhi

Company in Delhi has an internship available for an IT person–sounds very good. This could be an ongoing job if the intern likes the work and does a good job. The start date is June 1st, officially, but the student can begin sooner if desired.

Pay is $10/hr., with mileage added–more for more qualifications.

General computer knowledge is necessary, but an ability and inclination to learn specific skills, programs, etc., is even more important. Here’s a list of some of the qualifications:

Description of Responsibilities:
Performing updates, security fixes, and replacing personal computers at three company locations. Also maintaining networking and other types of hardware at these 3 locations. Organizing and maintaining all the software and replacement hardware at the central office.

Hours/Work Schedule:
During a semester up to but not more than 20 hours / week. If the student is interested and his/her schedule allows, extra work would be available up to 40-50 hours / week during certain seasons.

GPA: 3.0

Major: CIS or non-CIS interested in a technology career or CIS minor

Computer Skills:
Basic understanding of Windows XP Professional, Vista Business, Office 2007, mostly pertaining to settings and maintenance. Knowledge of servers and networking is a plus but not required. The following are other software programs in use at RaleyBros: Windows Server 2003, Citrix Presentation Server 4.5, Symantic AntiVirus Enterprise Edition, Symantic BackUp Exec. Most important is the student’s ability to learn about the specific task at hand in the broader areas mentioned above.

Other Information about Internship:
The intern will have the option to continue with RaleyBros as a part time employee if he / she so desires. As the company grows so do our IT needs. There is long term potential for a full time job with this internship if the student involved shows interest.

For more information contact:

Ms. Ann Smith (asmith@ulm.edu)
Director, ULM Office of Academic Internships
Library 314

CenturyTel Internship Interviews

Interviews for summer internships are being held Tuesday 30 October 2007.  Positions are open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors with a 3.0GPA or better.

You must sign up for interviews in Library Rm227 (Career Services Office), telephone: 342-5338

Internship Program Presentation

CenturyTel will be presenting information on its internship program to CIS and CS majors on Wednesday at 6pm in the Airway Sciences Bldg.  Dr. Berry will be providing pizza.  ALL CIS majors/minors and faculty are encouraged to attend.  CenturyTel has expressed an interest in the development of an extensive internship program and in the establishment of advanced networking labs for our program.

Put this on your calendar and come hear about this exciting opportunity.

Thats what I know, and now you know too.

Dr. Barnett

CenturyTel Internships

Ever notice, that everyone seems to want experience when they’re hiring?  Ever wonder how you’re going to manage this feet while still in school, preparing to enter the job market?

INTERNSHIPS!!!  Taking an internship is the best way for you to find out about the workings of the IT field and to gain that much coveted experience that will separate you from all the other  new graduates after you walk across the stage at graduation.

CenturyTel will be interviewing for interns on 12 March 2007.  I’ve asked the internship program managers for information on what you’ll be doing and the qualifications that you’ll need.

Position Summary:      

     CenturyTel’s Intern Program is to provide high-potential students with exposure to CenturyTel’s corporate culture, management style, customer base and business systems.  The intern will not only fill specific workload needs, but will also have an opportunity to develop relationships with CenturyTel’s managers, thus giving managers a first-hand look at the intern’s skills, work ethic and potential for full-time employment. Students participating in CenturyTel’s 10-week Information Systems internship program will.

• Be paired with a mentor personally interested in their long-term success
• Participate in team-building and educational events
• Experience the “real world” operations of an enterprise information systems department, including work in at least one of the following areas:

• Application Administrator
• Application Development
• Application Support
• Client Support
• Data Center Management
• Data Warehouse/Database Administrator
• Disaster Recovery
• eCommerce Development
• eCommerce Support
• PC Support
• Quality Assurance
• Security
• System Administrator
• Web Development
• Web Services Development

Requirements:                                                                                                                                                                        

 

1. Must have a 3.0 GPA or above overall in CIS, Computer Science or related IS field.
2. Must have a Sophomore/Junior/Senior/Graduate classification.
3. Must be a U.S. citizen or have permanent residency status