I will be speaking to the Association for Computing Machinery on Sept 26th from 4:30 to 5:00 PM in RVR
529.  I will discuss all of the services and events that are happening to link students with employers
this semester.  Things are happen fast and you don’t want to miss anything!  Not knowing what is
happening is not an option!



ACM hosts speakers, industry tours and does a great job of addressing the issues that are important to
students interested in computer hardware and software.  ACM is planning a tour to PIXAR this semester. 
It is by far the most fabulous tour I have ever been on.  Chefs that cater to your food whims, rock stars
that entertain you, a pool to cool off in and some of the most entertaining Come to the meeting and
consider joining ACM.  



Chevron recruiter and alum will join the meeting to share info about their hiring plans too!

The College of Engineering and Computer Science Career Services office is now scheduling interviews with
companies that hire candidates for both career and student internship positions.   We now have 9
companies scheduled to interview here in Riverside Hall.  More are adding daily!  Some will host info
session lunch and dinner events!!!



Companies include:



09-25 	Stacy and Witbeck, Inc.			CE CM

09-25	Chevron Corporation 			CS CPE EEE ME CE

(all Chevron events are being handled through the Campus Career Ctr in LSN 2000)

* Information Night Tuesday, September 25 - 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Sequoia 450)

* Career Fair Wednesday, September 26 - University Union Ballroom

* Information Night Wednesday, October 10- 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Sequoia 450).

* Interviews (Internships & Permanent Hire) Thursday, October 11 - 8:00 am to 5:00 pm - LSN             
2000

* Interviews (Internships & Permanent Hire) Friday, October 12 - 8:00 am to 5:00 pm - LSN 2000

09-26 	GE Infrastructure, Energy			CpE EEE ME

09-27 	Motion Control Engineering, Inc.		CS EEE

10-10 	Kiewit Pacific Co.				CE CM ME MET

10-16 	S.J. Amoroso Construction			CE CM

10-18   Western Federal Lands Highway Div       CE CM

10-18	NEC Electronics America, Inc.		EEE

10-19	NEC Electronics				EEE ME

10-25	Mass. Electric Construction Company	CE CM EEE

10-26	NUMMI					CS EEE ME MET





For info session dates, position details, sign up procedures and
additions:



http://www.ecs.csus.edu/career  (click on ECS interview schedule).



Instructions on how to interview (click on interview help).



Many jobs are now in JETX too!



For help in signing up or scheduling an interview contact Anyssa Stafford 278-6366/
stafford@ecs.csus.edu.



This is a not to be missed opportunity to meet with companies that hire our students and graduates!!!

GE Infrastructure Energy  will hold interviews for Engineers on September 26, 2007 in Riverside
Hall

(multiple interviews times are available) Start time 3:00pm End time 5:00pm



Majors Sought: CpE EEE ME



For position details: http://www.ecs.csus.edu/career/iss/students/



After reviewing the information  -  Please email resumes to : 

lane.killion@ge.com



Lane Killion will review resumes and schedule candidates for interview 

to be held in RVR 2006



You will get a phone call or Email if GE  is interested in you!

Kiewit Pacific Company will hold interviews here in RVR 2006 for Engineering Positions throughout
Northern California.



October 10th- multiple 30 minute interviews from 8:00am until 4:30pm



They are seeking Civil Engineering & Construction Management, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering Technology majors





Kiewit Corporation is one of North America’s largest and most respected engineering and
construction companies.   Founded in 1884, Kiewit offers services in a variety of markets including
transportation, buildings, water resources, power, underground, oil and gas, electrical, mining, and
marine. 



The Northern California District is based in Concord, California, and our projects include grading and
site development, highways, bridges, dams, treatment plants, foundations, pile driving, concrete pre-cast
and freeway structure work in Northern and Central California, Arizona and Northern Nevada. No job is too
large or too small, too complex or too

challenging for Kiewit. Our unique network of decentralized offices, backed by a multi-billion dollar
organization, allows us to tackle projects of any size, in any market.



Kiewit’s new graduate and entry-level employees work with experienced leaders dedicated to their
success and are the recipients of some of the finest training in the industry. 



The following majors are encouraged to apply:

Civil Engineering

Construction Management

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Technology



Engineering



Entry-level engineering employees perform engineering work in connection with large-scale construction
projects and have a wide range of responsibilities including:



*Field engineering, operation planning,  quantity tracking, material procurement, contract
administration, second estimates for operating districts, prime estimates for Kiewit-sponsored and
non-sponsored joint ventures, estimator training, job cost projections and audits, constructibility
studies, research services for methods, costs and

construction techniques, alternate design estimates,  estimating and supervision of field activities.




*Involvement in the district estimating unit. This involves quantity takeoffs, site visits, estimating
the work, sitting in on estimate reviews and helping to close out the
bid.



Construction



Entry-level construction employees have a wide range of responsibilities in:

*Planning, estimating, scheduling, progress reporting and cost control, material and equipment
management, surveying and quantity tracking, temporary structure design, field operations supervision,
and subcontractor coordination.





To Apply For Interview



For position details: http://www.ecs.csus.edu/career/iss/students/ 



After reviewing the information  -  Please email resume to : lindsay.hicks@kiewit.com



Lindsay Hicks will review resumes and schedule candidates for interview to be held in RVR 2006



You will get a phone call or Email if Kiewit Pacific Company is interested in you!

Western Federal Lands Highway Division is interviewing  will hold interviews for: Student Temporary
Employment Program (STEP) and Federal Career Intern October 18, 2007 (multiple interviews times are
available) 8:00am to 5:00pm.



Majors Sought: CE CM 



Length of each interview: 30 min.



Here are the details:



Western Federal Lands Highway Division, FHWA

Career Type Engineering - Civil

Job Location Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington

Job Title Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP)

 

Job Description

Student Temporary Employment Program - Through this program, WFL hires college students to work on
highway

construction projects during the summer construction season. Students perform a variety of tasks
necessary to ensure that

contract requirements are met.

These tasks may include:

* Inspecting contractor’s grading, placement of surfacing, placement of paving materials, drainage
structure installation

* Conducting or overseeing tests of the materials and soils incorporated into the work

* Highway construction surveying

* Assisting with field office work

* Making computations to plot field notes

* Plotting cross-sections and profile data

* Computing quantities to verify pay note quantities

* Checking field calculations



 

These assignments offer students an opportunity to gain valuable work experience in highway construction,
while also earning a

competitive income during the summer months. The assignments also offer the student an insight into
working for the Federal

Government.

 

For more information and to apply visit
website:

http://www.wfl.fhwa.dot.gov/about/employment/students_opportunity.htm

 

Job Requirements

Applicants must: (1) be pursuing an Associate or Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering,

Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Management, Construction Engineering Technology, Surveying, or
a related field; (2) be enrolled in at least a half-time course load; (3) be in good academic standing;
and (4) have completed the freshman year.

 

Job Duration Summer 2008

Positions Available 6

Salary Information $11.50 - $19.37 per hour + Food and Lodging Per Diem

 

Contact Information:

Western Federal Lands Highway Division, FHWA

610 East Fifth Street

Vancouver WA 98661 US

careers@mail.wfl.fhwa.dot.gov

360 619-7676

360 619-7846



For more position details: http://www.ecs.csus.edu/career/iss/students/ 



After reviewing the information if you would like to interview here in RVR on 10/18  -  Please email
resumes to : WFL.Recruiting@fhwa.dot.gov



The Recruiter will review resumes and schedule candidates for interview to be held in RVR 2006



You will get a phone call or Email if Western Federal Lands Highway Division is interested in you!

NEC Electronics America, Inc. is interviewing  will hold interviews for: ASSOCIATE PRODUCT ENGINEER,
FAILURE ANALYSIS, ASSOCIATE EQUIPMENT ENGINEER, ASSOCIATE PROCESS ENGINEER 



ON October 18 &19 (multiple interviews times are available)

Start time 9:00am

End time 5:00pm



Majors Sought: EEE ME



Length of each interview: 30 min.



For position details: http://www.ecs.csus.edu/career/iss/students/ 



After reviewing the information  -  Please email resumes to : sonia.reynoso@am.necel.com



SONIA will review resumes and schedule candidates for interview to be held in RVR 2006



You will get a phone call or Email if NEC Electronics America, Inc. is interested in you!

Mass. Electric Construction Company will hold interviews for: Entry Level Engineer‚ Estimator 

October 25, 2007 (multiple interviews times are available) 9:00am to 5:00pm



Majors Sought: CE CM EEE 



Length of each interview: 30 min.



For position details: http://www.ecs.csus.edu/career/iss/students/ 



After reviewing the information  -  Please email resumes to : jchong@masselec.com



Jane Chong will review resumes and schedule candidates for interview to be held in RVR 2006



You will get a phone call or Email if Mass. Electric Construction Company is interested in you!

Chevron is interviewing  for Career Positions on October 11 & 12, 2007 (multiple interviews times are
available)

Start time 8:00am

End time 5:00pm



Majors Sought: CE CS CpE EEE ME MET 



Length of each interview: 30 min.



For position details: http://www.ecs.csus.edu/career/iss/students/ 



After reviewing the information  -  Please report to Lassen 2000 to sign up!



Suzanne Diers will review resumes and schedule candidates for interview to be held in Lassen 2000



You will get a phone call or Email if Chevron is interested in you!

I am a Sacramento State University graduate returning from industry to campus to recruit students for
internships and full-time employment with the Chevron Corporation.  In the coming weeks of the Fall
semester (and also in the Spring), the Chevron college recruiting team will be on campus to inform
students about the Information Technology opportunities within the Global Energy Industry.  Our goal is
to find and interview those students driven to becoming contributing members of our global
workforce.



We at Chevron realize people are our most important asset.  From exploration to production to
distribution, Chevron relies on individuals to meet the growing energy demands of the world.  As a
company, we use IT in every aspect of our business.  In fact, we believe technology is the key to our
success now and into the future.



Please help us get the word out to students in your organization about the employment opportunities we
have to offer to those who are interested in making a difference.  We will be on campus the following
dates and look forward to meeting interesting, motivated, and successful individuals:



    * Information Night Tuesday, September 25 - 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Sequoia 450)

    * Career Fair Wednesday, September 26 - University Union Ballroom

    * Information Night Wednesday, October 10- 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Sequoia 450).

    * Interviews (Internships & Permanent Hire) Thursday, October 11 - 8:00 am to 5:00 pm - Career
Center

    * Interviews (Internships & Permanent Hire) Friday, October 12 - 8:00 am to 5:00 pm - Career
Center



Types of positions: Applications Programmer, Data and Information Management, Network/Server/Security
Infrastructure Design and Support, Business Analysis/Project Management, Desktop/Workstation/Server
Design and Support, Geologic and Geophysical Systems Design and Support, Behavioral Change Management,
Process Engineering, Chemistry, Decision Analysis, Math Modeling



Qualifications: IT Professionals with outstanding communication, analytical, team work, and interpersonal
skills. Minimum GPA 3.1. U.S. or Permanent Resident



Degree types: Bachelors or Masters in Information Technology related field (ex. MIS, CS, CE, AIS,
Operations Management). In addition, other majors with strong IT skills: Accounting, Finance, Economics,
Business Administration (MBA, Marketing, Supply/Procurement), Business Process/Information Modeling,
Mathematics / Statistics, Earth Science, Geology, Geography, Environmental Studies, Engineering
(Industrial, Civil, Systems, Electrical, Mechanical, Petroleum) Operations Research



Website: http://careers.chevron.com/students/



Nick Sladojevic

Chevron Information Technology Company

Global Consulting & Application Solutions

Working for the ARB right now with the focus on Green House Gas Emissions is like working for NASA
during the Moon Shot!



California Air Resources Board  - STUDENT JOB BULLETIN - 84469 

 

The Air Resources Board mission:  To promote and protect public health, welfare, and ecological resources
through effective and efficient reduction of air pollutants while recognizing and considering the effects
on the economy of the State.  

 

There are 2 positions available to college students currently enrolled in at least six semester or
equivalent quarter units and at least a 2.0 GPA.  Applicants are hired through the Foundation for
California Community Colleges.  On receipt of your application, staff will review your qualifications and
will contact you should your education and experience match the requirements of our current opening.   

 

Job Duties and Responsibilities: 

 

Under direction of Air resources Board staff, the students will be primarily responsible for: 

 Reviewing and categorizing greenhouse gas emission reduction measures 

 Reviewing and entering data 

 

As students gain knowledge of the program, responsibilities may encompass the following: 

 Assisting in implementation of the Global Warming Solutions Acts of 2006 

 Assisting Air Pollution Specialists and Air Resources Engineers in program integration and management 

 Assisting Air Pollution Specialists and Air Resources Engineers in planning 

 Assisting in program outreach 

  

Science or engineering majors are preferred. 

 

Working knowledge of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is important.   

 

Must be able to work and interact well with others as well as work independently.  

Eligibility of students is conditioned upon their maintaining a grade point average of 2.0 and a course
load of at least 6 units.

 

Students will be required to submit current college transcript and proof of enrollment upon application
and periodically during enrollment if employment spans more than one academic term.   



Final Filing Date:  Until positions are filled. 

Salary Range:   $10.00 - $15.00 per hour ($10.00 - $17.00 per hour for graduate students) 

Hours:  15-20 hours per week, minimum. 

 

TRANSCRIPTS AND PROOF OF ENROLLMENT ARE REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW.  Please 

submit State Application STD 678 (available in Career Services or by calling the number below) and resume
to: 

 

Contact Person:  Robert DuVall,  916-324-5930 or or E-mail, rduvall@arb.ca.gov 

Air Resources Board          

Executive Office, Office of Climate Change 

The Sacramento Chapter of AWMA is having a dinner meeting on September 26th.  Students who would like to
attend can contact me.  I can get them in for less than $10.  



In addition, I am hiring three students and I am looking for two full time hires.  If you know anyone who
is looking for a position, please have them contact me and send a resume.  I would be happy to help them
through the State process for getting on the list.  I’ve attached a job description which will be
shortly posted on our website at
http://www.arb.ca.gov/as/personnel/jobs/examvac.htm#JobsARB.






Best regards,



Todd Sax, D.Env.

Manager, Regulatory Support Section

California Air Resources Board

1001 I St., PO Box 2815

Sacramento, CA 95812

916.322.5474

tsax@arb.ca.gov





 

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2007 DINNER MEETING

 

Green Chemistry Initiative:  Getting Involved to Make a Difference!

 

Speaker:  Maureen Gorsen, Director, Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC)

 

Please join us in welcoming the Director of DTSC to our AWMA meeting to present the various aspects of
the Green Chemistry Initiative.   She will enhance our understanding of the initiative and provide us, as
experts in our fields, with insight into a new concept that will drive the regulatory climate of business
in upcoming years in the state of California.

 

What is green chemistry?

Green chemistry is the design of chemical processes that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of
hazardous substances.  Fewer hazardous substances means less hazardous waste, less air emissions, fewer
natural resources consumed, less wastewater, and an overall healthier environment. 

The California Green Chemistry Initiative is an opportunity for businesses, their consultants, academia,
and others to become involved in developing guidelines for establishing a blueprint for keeping
California in the forefront of protecting health and the environment in a robust economy.  Green
Chemistry can make a difference! California is leading the effort to fundamentally change the way it
deals with its chemicals and waste. The Green Chemistry web site provides all interested parties a forum
to contribute their ideas and address the challenges of Green
Chemistry:

http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/PollutionPrevention/GreenChemistryInitiative/index.cfm

 

WHO:              Maureen Gorsen, Director, Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC)

 

WHEN:            WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2007 

 

WHERE:         The Old Spaghetti Factory

1910 J Street

Sacramento, CA 95814

 

Nearest Light Rail Station: 12th and I or Cathedral Square

 

 

Free parking is available

 

AGENDA:

5:30 pm – registration/mixer/cocktails

6:15 pm – dinner served

7:00 pm – start of talk

8:00 pm – adjournment

 

COST: 

 

AWMA Members: $20. Non-members: $25

Full-time students in an environmental program: $10

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

 

We welcome members and non-members of the AWMA Mother Lode Chapter or Golden West Section and their
colleagues.  We welcome representatives of regulatory agencies, academia, industry, environmental
consulting, community and environmental groups.

 

QUESTIONS?

 

To learn about the Golden West Section, visit our web site
at:

http://awma-gws.baaqmd.gov.

For information about the Air & Waste Management Association,
visit:

http://www.awma.org

For information about the meeting, contact Gary Rubenstein (916) 444-6666 

_____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

RESERVATION FORM:  Reservation deadline is noon Monday, September 24, 2007

Please check one: ____ Pay at the door.              ____ Check mailed.         

 

Name(s) __________________________________________________

 

Phone: __________________ E-mail: ________________________

 

IMPORTANT – DINNER SELECTION (Check one only):

 

___ Spaghetti with Tomato/Mushroom Sauce

 

___ Spaghetti with Browned Butter & Mizithra Cheese                                                      
                             

___ Baked Lasagna                                                                                        
                                        

___ Chicken Parmigiana

 

Dinners include salad, ice cream, and non-alcoholic beverage.  No-host bar is available.

 

Make reservation via email by hitting Reply, or by emailing to
saxtp@surewest.net. OR

 

Make reservation via fax by faxing to:

Todd Sax c/o California Air Resources Board  Fax: (916) 327-8524

 

Please mail all checks (payable to MLC-AWMA), along with a copy of the reservation form to:

Todd Sax

California Air Resources Board

1001 I St., PO Box 2815

Sacramento, CA 95812

Hey Cici!



I just wanted to let you know that Wyndgate in El Dorado Hills has two open positions for Analysts /
Programmers.  They are full time spots and we need people who are knowledgeable in the Software
Development Life Cycle, and have a good background in database theory.  



This place is awesome!  The people are extremely cool. I am the youngest and the company is growing.
Family is important as well as work.  We have hospitals that come in from around the country and we are
building an education center to train our customers.  We have a gym where we can workout anytime we want.
 The benefits are excellent - health, life, 401k are all paid 100% by the company.  Nothing comes out of
our paychecks.  Out of 10 different offers I received when I graduated in Spring 2007 this was by far the
most generous.  They beat all other offers by a whole lot!



The thing that got me noticed was definitely my portfolio.  When they saw my senior project database
diagram that is exactly what we do here.  I was able to speak knowledeably about databases and how my sr
project related to their standard operating procedures.



Anyone who is interested should contact Human Resources Department:



Alicia Holland 

HollanA@wyndgate.com

(916) 404-8429



 

Thanks,

 

Nick Cassidy - BSCS 07

Programmer Analyst

Research and Development

Wyndgate Technologies

An interesting medical start-up company located in West Sacramento is in need of electrical engineering
assistance to help us with the following needs.. InfraMed Imaging designs medical tools that help nurses
and medics in obtaining intravenous access. ( IV access ) 

 

[1] Developing firmware for imaging systems using CMOS or CCD cameras.

 

[2] Digital imaging processing including image enhancement, pattern recognition and integration of
multiple image sources.

 

[3] Board design for camera to display using graphics processor.

 

If your department or, if you know of anyone who would be interested in participating in this most
exciting project, please reply to this email address.

 

Contact:

 

Dr. Mel Harris

Co-founder

InfraMed Imaging

Technology Development Center

2545 Boatman Ave

West Sacramento, CA 95691

em: mel@inframedimaging.com

State Water Resources Control Board- STUDENT JOB BULLETIN - 84471

Division of Information Technology

 

The position listed below is available to college students currently enrolled in at least six semester or
equivalent quarter units and at least a 2.0 GPA.  Applicants are hired through the Foundation for
California Community Colleges.  



Job Duties and Responsibilities:

 

Under direction of the network support staff, the student will:

*assist with the installation and deployment of network switches and routers;

*assist in developing and maintaining an inventory of the network switches and routers within the
agency;

*assist with the procurement of replacement equipment;

*assist in the re-cabling of network components both in the server room as well as the SWRCB telco
closets;

*assist in the installation and setup of UPS devices to support the network switches in the telco
closets.

 

Under direction of the Novell and Windows server support staff, the student will:

*assist with the creating moving and deleting of network accounts;

*learn to troubleshoot network printing issues;

*assist with the procurement of replacement servers. Assist with the monitoring of production
servers;

*assist the unit with special projects or other duties appropriate to the classification, as required.

     

Preferred Major or Courses: MIS, Computer Science or other related IT field of study is desirable.

 

Preferred Experience:

Must be dependable with good customer service skills; good written and verbal communications skills;
Microsoft Office computer skills; basic understanding of data communications and network services
extremely desirable.

 

 

Preferred Abilities:

The Network, Novell and Windows Administration, PC Support and Help Desk Unit within the Division of
Information Technology is seeking an individual who, under the direction of the unit supervisor, can
perform a wide variety of network support assignments, and works effectively to achieve goals in a timely
manner.

 

Final Filing Date:  Until position is filled.

Salary:   $9.90 to $16.00 per hour

Hours:  flexible hours, M-F, 20 to 30 hours during the semester and up to 40 hours during breaks.

 

 

TRANSCRIPTS AND PROOF OF ENROLLMENT ARE REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW. 

Please submit resume to:

 

 

Boyd M. Naron, Manager

                                       BNaron@waterboards.ca.gov

                                       (916) 341-5218 office

                                       (916) 341-5203 fax

                                       State Water Resources Control Board

                                       DIT/Network, Novell, and Windows Administration Unit

                                       1001 I Street, 8th Floor

                                       Sacramento, CA 95814

Cici, this may be of interest to your students.  Can you post?  Thanks.  James Goldstene



FYI.  Our student job advertisement has been posted at
http://www.foundationccc.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=3oJLoyPuLIU%3d&tabid=145&mid=1027



Pass the word if you know any candidates.  

Have you thought about studying abroad but wondered where to start?  Start at the Study Abroad Fair on
campus in the library quad.  The date is Wednesday, September 26, from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.    Pick up
information and talk to past participants and current international students of the CSU International
Programs and our own university study abroad programs.  It is your chance to ask questions!  Participants
of the CSU and our university study abroad programs earn resident credit and pay the same registration
fees as if they took classes on our Sacramento campus.   Financial aid applies and scholarships are
available.   Call the Office of Global Education at 278-6686 or come into Lassen Hall 2304 for more
information on the fair and on studying abroad. 

 



Monica Freeman



Coordinator, International Programs



Global Education

The College of Engineering and Computer Science is hosting a Tailgate Party for all students, alumni,
faculty and potential students!!! 



Join the fun on   Saturday, October 13th, 2007 11:00 A.M. – 1:50 P.M.

   

THE GAMES BEGINS AT 2:05 P.M.

 

WHERE:  PARKING LOT #8  (CLOSE TO THE ALUMNI CENTER, LOOK FOR THE ECS BANNER!)

 

FREE FOOD, MARCHING BAND, CHEERLEADERS! 



Hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, sodas & water will be provided

 

Also be sure to check out the Homecoming Festival & Kids Zone by the Alumni Center from 10:00 a.m. –
2:00 p.m.

 

Please RSVP to Anyssa at stafford@ecs.csus.edu – by Friday, October 5th
2007