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This Week:
- Winter General Meeting #1: Resume Peer Review
Upcoming Events:
- Southern California Edison Information Session
- EE Mentorship Event: Summer Planning
- Engineering and Technical Showcases
- IEEE Essentials: Lighting Up UCLA
- Student Professional Awareness Venture (S-PAVe)
Opportunities:
- Science Inc. Internship Opportunity
- Anheuser-Busch Inc.: Electrical Process Engineer
- Hiring Electronics Tutor
This Week:
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Winter General Meeting #1: Resume Peer Review
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Date:
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Wednesday, January 16th
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Location:
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TBD
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Time:
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6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
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Description:
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Kicking off the new quarter, UCLA IEEE will be hosting a resume peer review workshop to help you organize and improve your resume. A Career Center representative will be giving a presentation about resume writing at the meeting and will be available for resume reviews for participants. In addition, UCLA IEEE officers will also be available to answer questions regarding resumes. So remember to bring your resume.
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Upcoming Events:
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Southern California Edison Information Session
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Date:
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Tuesday, January 22nd
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Location:
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Maxwell Room, Engineering IV 57-124
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Time:
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6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
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Description:
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Southern California Edison (SoCal Edison or SCE) is the primary electricity utility in Southern California, providing electricity to more than 14 million people. Furthermore, SCE has long been committed to utilizing renewable power, with 21.1% of its power portfolio from renewable sources. For electrical engineer interested in the power sector, SCE offers wide range of opportunities and internship programs for both undergraduates and graduates. Bring your resume.
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EE Mentorship Event: To Do for Freshmen
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Date:
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Wednesday, January 23rd
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Location:
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Boelter Hall 4760
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Time:
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6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
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Description:
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Kicking off the start of the year, EE Mentorship program hosting an event to help mentees plan for the coming quarters. During the first part of the meeting, the mentors will be going over a checklist of things a mentee should complete by the end of his/her freshmen/1st year. Topics range from academic to housing plans. In the second half of the event is a food social, where mentors and mentees will get a chance to socialize over free food (Chipotle for all!).
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Engineering and Technical Information Showcases
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Date:
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Wednesday, January 23rd and Thursday, January 24th
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Location:
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Career Center, Room 200
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Time:
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4:30 PM – 8:30 PM (for both days)
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Description:
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Engineering & Technical Information Showcases is a two-day-long series where each evening a select group of leading employers will be delivering short information sessions on their organizations, followed by individual breakout sessions where students and employer representatives will connect privately. The showcase will happen on Wednesday, January 23rd (CS & Technology focus: companies will include Bloomberg and Laserfiche) and Thursday, January 24th (CS and Engineering focus: companies will include Baker Hughes and Semantec).
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IEEE Essentials: Lighting Up UCLA
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Date:
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Thursday, January 24th
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Location:
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TBD
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Time:
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6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (estimated based on average completion time)
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Description:
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Student Professional Awareness Venture (S-PAVe)
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Date:
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Saturday, January 26th
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Location:
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Ackerman Grand Ballroom
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Time:
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9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
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Description:
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The Student Professional Awareness Venture (S-PAVe) is a professional development conference for students, where they will go through a series of workshops and speakers hosted by company representatives. The emphasis of the workshops and speakers will focus on non-technical side of being an engineer, such as interview skills and what employers are looking for in a candidate. Company participants include Boeing, Little Black Bag, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Walt Disney. There will be free food and raffles!
Sign-ups and additional information will be provided in front of SEAS Lab (4th floor of Boelter Hall). Online Sign-up for the event can be found here.
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Opportunities:
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Science Inc. Internship Opportunity
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Description:
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Science Inc. creates scales and acquires digital businesses by bringing together the ideas, talent, resources and financing through a centralized platform. We focus on three things: developing new businesses, providing emerging startups with operational strategy and capital, and transforming later-stage Internet ventures with new talent and innovations. The company is based in Santa Monica
Currently, Science Inc. is looking for full stack and front end developers. Interns will create, develop and maintain Science’s web applications. In addition, interns will work with product managers and stakeholders to create new functionality, turning concept into practical applications. Interns should be passionate about unobtrusive JavaScript and standards complaint HTML and CSS. Preferred experiences are as follow:
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Contact:
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For individuals interested in this opportunity, please contact projects@science-inc.com.
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Anheuser-Busch Inc. : Electrical Process Engineer
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Description:
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Anheuser-Busch Inc. is the leading American brewer, holding 48.5 percent share of U.S. beer sales, brewing Budweiser and Bud Light. The company is also a major manufacturer and one of the world’s largest recycler of aluminum cans. Anheuser-Busch is currently looking for an electrical engineer (details can be found here, search for RJ-2012-1466):
With various responsibilities (see link for more details).
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Contact:
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Individuals interested the position should log on to the website here and refer to job ID RJ-2012-1466.
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Hiring Electronics Tutor
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Date:
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As Soon As Possible
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Location
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Santa Monica
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Pay:
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25 USD/hr
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Description:
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Currently, a family living in Santa Monica is looking for an engineering tutor for elementary student interested in electronics, mechanics, chemicals. The following is the full message:
“I am looking for someone who can teach basic engineering to a very curious 7 year old. This person would have to be able to explain things in a simple manner and to be willing to let her solder, connect wires, and do a lot of the creating, as she learns best through doing.
We live in Santa Monica, but we are willing to travel. 25 per hour and as homeschoolers our schedule is very flexible.”
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Contact:
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Interested individuals may contact Sharlene Azam at azam_sharlene@yahoo.com for more information.
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Hope to see you soon!
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