Need a study break?
Come out to ACM’s last event of the academic year. We will be having video game night Tonight Wednesday April 30th from 7-9pm in HHS 2208. We will have a Ps2 and a Wii. Please bring any games, hand held systems, etc that you would like to play. Light refreshments will be provided. We will be voting on the constitutional changes at that time.
Video Game Night
Tonight
Wednesday April 30th
7-9pm
HHS 2208
I am an alumni and wanted to pass on a job with MPRI based in Alexandria, VA. This would be great for a recent grad who enjoys web development. Thanks, 703-412-1219.
Web Developer
Description:
We are seeking a creative candidate who has a strong background in code and experience developing web sites using web standards. The ideal developer will be capable of producing a web project through all stages of development but focused mostly on pulling data into Web pages via APIs. This candidate should enjoy writing structured PHP code, normalizing databases, working with XML, Javascript and the DOM, information architecture, hand-coding CSS and HTML and performing any one of these functions as a part of a larger team. Knowledge of industry trends and the desire to produce clean and efficient code is essential.
This position will provide an opportunity to gain exciting experience creating content management and publishing systems for websites in multiple cultures and languages throughout the world.
Applicants should be able to demonstrate their capabilities through examples of their work.
It is preferred that the candidate should have a minimum of 1 year experience working on web applications and professional degree in computer science, media arts and design, or related field.
This position is contingent on contract award.
We are looking for these skills:
* Ability to work in Mac OS X Environment
* Intermediate PHP skills
* Familiar with REST and API concepts
* Intermediate Experience with MySQL
* Intermediate Javascript/DOM Scripting
* Experience with the Apache web server
* Understanding/Experience with a software framework (MVC)
* CSS
* XHTML
* Web Standards
While not required, these additional skills are beneficial to have:
* Experience with any of the following: Cake PHP, Ruby on Rails, Code Igniter
* Prototype/Scriptaculous
* Python
Some of the perks of the job include:
Creative and Collaborative Studio Environment
Close-knit team of enthusiastic professionals
Competitive Salary
Medical and Dental Insurance
401K with 7% matching Contribution, 3 year vesting
Stock Purchase Plan
State of the Art Equipment to include brand new Mac Pro
Paid attendance at industry conferences like SXSW
Paid Parking or Metro
Potential for travel
Brightline Interactive – Flash / Multimedia Developer- Old Town Alexandria
Seeking a multimedia developer who has solid experience in Flash Development, Action Scripting, and Flash Video.
Character, passion, and work ethic are very important. We have flexible on-site hours, but applicants must understand deadlines. 2 to 4 years experience (software). This is a great opportunity to gain experience with national clients in a collaborative environment.
Applicants should also have experience in HTML, XML, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
Other team members will be working with Final Cut Pro, AfterEffects, Motion, Media Cleaner, Squeeze, and DVD Studio Pro so any experience would be a plus.
Here are samples of projects that you would be working on…
http://www.brightlineinteractive.com/s2m
http://www.brightlineinteractive.com/ctd
Located in Old Town Alexandria, Brightline Interactive is owned by a JMU alumni and specializes in the fusion of animation, digital video production and semi-linear interactive experiences.
Please send resumes or direct any questions to Erik Muendel at erik@brightlineinteractive.com
Erik Muendel, Executive Producer / Owner
Brightline Interactive, LLC
500 Montgomery St., Suite 210
Alexandria , VA 22314
Work: 703.739.2424 x104
Cell: 703.615.2995
Fax: 703.739.8859
The College of Education , Computing Support Center , is now accepting applications for a Student Information Technology Assistant, Summer 2008.
JOB ELEMENTS
* Salary $7.50/hour.
15 hours/week May 5 through May 30. 10 hours/week June 2 through August 22.
* Assist with the COE Content Academy June 22 - June 27. This will be 30-40 hours.
* Assist end-users with computer-related issues
* Assist in maintaining the COE Technical Support Unit Web Site
* Perform initial installation/upgrades/maintenance to end-user and lab
equipment as needed
* Participate in workshops and training to increase knowledge and skill
associated with troubleshooting and maintenance of PC’s
* Assist in maintaining inventory of all COE computers and related
hardware
If you are interested in applying for a Computer Assistant Position
please contact Susan Dendinger at dendinsd@jmu.edu or 540-568-3569.
The latest edition of the MadisonTrak Newsletter has been released. You will find the document at the MadisonTrak website.
ACM Members,
We will be holding elections for next years officers Wednesday night. If you want to participate in the planning of ACM events for next year, come and run. We have positions ranging in all levels of commitment so come by Wednesday and see if you want to run for one. We will have descriptions of the positions at the event. For more information email JmuACM@gmail.com or just contact any of the officers on the ACM website (http://acm.cs.jmu.edu).
Also, come learn about Digital Photography Wednesday night. We will show you what to look for in a Digital Camera for both “point and shoot” and Digital SLRs. There will be a section for understanding camera settings as well as advice on how to improve your composition. Anybody who likes taking pictures or wants to start dabbling in photography is encouraged to attend. Free food and drinks will also be provided at the event. All are welcome to attend and enjoy.
ACM/CS T-shirts will be available for sale at the meeting. So bring $10 cash or check to buy one. They are selling fast, get one before they run out. Hope to see you Wednesday night.
Officer Elections & Digital Photography “Tech Talk”
Wednesday April 9th, 7:00 p.m.
HHS 2208
– Brian Dillensnyder, ACM President
ACM Members,
Rosetta Stone, a company focused on delivering the best technology-based solutions for learning languages, will be coming to speak Wednesday night. Rosetta Stone has locations here in Harrisonburg with Corporation Headquarters in Arlington. Come find out more information about the company and learn about an employment opportunity located here in Harrisonburg.
An ISAT professor, Dr. Barnes, will be presenting information about entrepreneurial opportunities post-graduation. How to start you own business post-graduation, where to find start-up money, and other things of this nature will be addressed. This is a great chance to learn more information about entrepreneurial opportunities. Also a great chance to be exposed to opportunities that don’t involve entry-level positions and the dreaded interview process.
All are welcome to attend and enjoy. Free pizza and drinks will be provided during the presentation. ACM/CS T-shirts will be available for sale at the meeting. So bring $10 cash or check to buy one. Hope to see you Wednesday night.
Rosetta Stone and “Entrepreneurial Opportunities” Presentations (ACM Meeting)
Wednesday, March. 26th, at 7:00 p.m.
HHS 2208
– Brian Dillensnyder, ACM President
ACM Members,
ACM/CS T-shirts will be available for sale at the table Thursday in the ISAT/CS Lobby. So bring $10 cash or check to buy one. Feel free to stop by anytime between 10:30 am and 1:45 pm to grab one. We will also have the old ACM/CS shirts at a discounted rate at the table. Flyers and announcements about upcoming ACM events will be at the table too. So whether you want a shirt or not stop by on Thursday.
ACM/CS T-shirt Sales
Thursday, March. 27th, from 10:30 am - 1:45 pm
ISAT/CS Lobby
– Brian Dillensnyder, ACM President
1. Career & Academic Planning is in the process of filling several student positions for next year and we would love for you to apply. The positions we are hiring for are below. These are paid positions. http://www.jmu.edu/cap/about_cap
The following positions are currently open:
Application deadline is April 3rd.
2. Virtual Job Fair for International Students
You can find information on the event at:
http://www.jmu.edu/cap/careerfa
and
http://www.jmu.edu/cap/careerfa
The event is for international students who want
to work abroad or pursue internships in the U.S.
(it is not for domestic students looking to work
internationally).
ACM Members,
Dr. Tjaden, advsior to the JMU cyber defense team, will give a talk on cyber defense, followed by a presentation by members of the Mid Atlantic Region’s Cyber Defense Reserve Champion team. For those interested in being a member of the team next year, as well as those with a general interest in cyber defense, this will be a great opportunity to see what cyber defense is all about. All are welcome to attend and enjoy. ACM/CS T-shirts will be available for sale at the meeting. So bring $10 cash or check to buy one. Hope to see you Wednesday night.
“Cyber Defense” ACM Tech Talk
Wednesday, Mar. 19th, at 7:00 p.m.
HHS 2208
– Brian Dillensnyder, ACM President
JMU ACM
James Madison University’s ACM Chapter.
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