From jayme at seas.wustl.edu Wed Jan 4 11:48:39 2012 From: jayme at seas.wustl.edu (Moehle, Jayme) Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2012 11:48:39 -0600 Subject: [Cse-jobs] FW: programming job opportunity Message-ID: Quality Medical Publishing, Inc.(QMP) is looking for a web developer with experience creating apps for mobile devices (iOS & Android).? Full time or part time (15+ hours) options are available. Except for applicants with superlative qualifications, hiring initially may involve a 3 month preliminary hourly position leading to a salaried position with full benefits if all goes well.?Compensation will be commensurate with the skills and experience of the applicant. QMP has been in business since 1986 and is the premier provider of references for medical professionals in the fields of plastic surgery and spine/neurosurgery, and is transitioning towards the development of online multimedia content for medical education.? QMP has a great working environment and as a small company there are numerous opportunities for growth and creativity.? Desired background: - BA/BS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or equivalent, or working towards such a degree - 3+ years experience in PHP - 3+ years experience in JavaScript - MYSQL or other relational database experience - Knowledge or experience in IOS and Android app development - Expert-level tableless CSS layout - Expert-level knowledge of cross-browser, cross-platform compatibility and design constraints - Hand-coded standards-compliant HTML To apply for this opportunity, please send a resume and cover letter to Andrew Berger at aberger at qmp.com From jbuhler at wustl.edu Fri Jan 13 15:37:37 2012 From: jbuhler at wustl.edu (Jeremy Buhler) Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:37:37 -0600 Subject: [Cse-jobs] Part-time position open to build a genome analysis interface Message-ID: <4F10A421.8050404@wustl.edu> [Forwarded from Dr. Sarah Elgin in the Biology Department] We are looking for a CSE student interested in part-time employment during the spring semester to build a web interface for genome analysis using modENCODE data. Pay will be $13 -$14/hr depending on qualifications. The modENCODE project has generated enrichment profiles (normalized M-values) for many chromosomal proteins and histone modifications across the Drosophila melanogaster (fruitfly) genome. The desired web-based interface will enable users to extract a subset of the modENCODE data (e.g. by specifying a list of genes and/or regions and selecting a subset of the modENCODE datasets available). The extracted enrichment profiles would serve as input data for downstream analysis using the R statistical package. The initial web interface should enable two types of statistical analysis using R: a ?metagene? expression analysis and a clustering analysis. In the ?metagene? analysis, expression profiles for all the selected genes are combined together into a single summary profile for each chromosomal protein or histone modification. In the clustering analysis, the software should be able to perform hierarchical or k-means clustering using the subset of histone modifications or chromosomal proteins specified by the user. Prototype scripts used to perform these two types of analysis are available. However, these scripts are designed for the interactive R environment and must be adapted for use in a web-based environment. Facility with web page design (HTML, CSS, and Javascript) and R are required. Applicants should also be familiar with at least one server-side language (Java, PHP, C , etc) and at least one scripting language (Perl, Python, Ruby, etc). Completion of Bio 2960 would be a plus. If interested, please send a resume to SCR Elgin (selgin at biology.wustl.edu), including a list of CSE and biology courses completed and the name and email addresses of two references. Both Prof Elgin (Biology and Prof Jeremy Buhler (CSE; jbuhler at cse.wustl.edu) will be happy to answer questions and/or discuss the project further. From jayme at seas.wustl.edu Fri Jan 13 15:46:38 2012 From: jayme at seas.wustl.edu (Moehle, Jayme) Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:46:38 -0600 Subject: [Cse-jobs] FW: Part-time position open to build a genome analysisinterface Message-ID: -----Original Message----- From: cse-jobs-bounces at list.wustl.edu [mailto:cse-jobs-bounces at list.wustl.edu] On Behalf Of Jeremy Buhler Sent: Friday, January 13, 2012 3:38 PM To: CSE jobs Subject: [Cse-jobs] Part-time position open to build a genome analysisinterface [Forwarded from Dr. Sarah Elgin in the Biology Department] We are looking for a CSE student interested in part-time employment during the spring semester to build a web interface for genome analysis using modENCODE data. Pay will be $13 -$14/hr depending on qualifications. The modENCODE project has generated enrichment profiles (normalized M-values) for many chromosomal proteins and histone modifications across the Drosophila melanogaster (fruitfly) genome. The desired web-based interface will enable users to extract a subset of the modENCODE data (e.g. by specifying a list of genes and/or regions and selecting a subset of the modENCODE datasets available). The extracted enrichment profiles would serve as input data for downstream analysis using the R statistical package. The initial web interface should enable two types of statistical analysis using R: a "metagene" expression analysis and a clustering analysis. In the "metagene" analysis, expression profiles for all the selected genes are combined together into a single summary profile for each chromosomal protein or histone modification. In the clustering analysis, the software should be able to perform hierarchical or k-means clustering using the subset of histone modifications or chromosomal proteins specified by the user. Prototype scripts used to perform these two types of analysis are available. However, these scripts are designed for the interactive R environment and must be adapted for use in a web-based environment. Facility with web page design (HTML, CSS, and Javascript) and R are required. Applicants should also be familiar with at least one server-side language (Java, PHP, C , etc) and at least one scripting language (Perl, Python, Ruby, etc). Completion of Bio 2960 would be a plus. If interested, please send a resume to SCR Elgin (selgin at biology.wustl.edu), including a list of CSE and biology courses completed and the name and email addresses of two references. Both Prof Elgin (Biology and Prof Jeremy Buhler (CSE; jbuhler at cse.wustl.edu) will be happy to answer questions and/or discuss the project further. _______________________________________________ CSE-Jobs mailing list CSE-Jobs at list.wustl.edu http://list.wustl.edu/mailman/listinfo/cse-jobs From jbuhler at wustl.edu Tue Jan 17 06:56:29 2012 From: jbuhler at wustl.edu (Jeremy Buhler) Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2012 06:56:29 -0600 Subject: [Cse-jobs] Fwd: NYC Turing Fellowship - Deadline this week! In-Reply-To: <20120116075217.ae14dd0f542531271ff3f1715175b29c.91ede06618.wbe@email13.secureserver.net> References: <20120116075217.ae14dd0f542531271ff3f1715175b29c.91ede06618.wbe@email13.secureserver.net> Message-ID: <4F156FFD.9010208@wustl.edu> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: NYC Turing Fellowship - Deadline this week! Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2012 07:52:17 -0700 From: To: jbuhler at wustl.edu Dear Jeremy, I?d like to invite your students to apply to the second annual NYC Turing Fellowship. The NYC Turing Fellowship provides exposure to the rapidly growing NYC ecosystem and the opportunity to meet with some of the best entrepreneurs, founders, and technologists in the country. The application for 2012 is now live and we are accepting applications on a rolling basis. Interested students should learn more and apply at www.nycturingfellows.org. The first application deadline is January 18th and the final deadline is February 2, 2012. We strongly encourage students to apply early. A group of up to 45 Semi-Finalists will be invited to NYC on February 24th and 25th to interview with participating startups, such as Etsy, OpenSky, Knewton, BirchBox, and ZocDoc. From those 45 Semi-Finalists roughly 30 will be offered Fellowships. New York City is a growing center for technology, media, and entrepreneurship. The NYC Turing Fellows Program seeks to match outstanding computer science and mathematics students with paid summer internships at leading NYC startups. In addition, these students will benefit from a summer curriculum consisting of networking and mentoring events (including: Yankees Game, MoMA tour, and ?Tech Talks? with Dennis Crowley of Foursquare and Esther Dyson) and a $5,000 fellowship prize upon completion of the program. I?ve also included a Twitter and Facebook post below my signature that you can use to post out to students as if you are interested. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly. All the best, Maya Mandel NYC Turing Fellow Program Outreach 917.710.3334 Twitter: DEADLINE: Have what it takes to land a top tech internship in NYC? Apply to be a 2012 #NYCTuring Fellow here: www.nycturingfellows.org/apply Facebook: Spend the summer in NYC: intern with New York?s top tech startups, get paid $5,000, meet with the nation?s best entrepreneurs, founders and technologists. Do you have what it takes to be a 2012 Turing Fellow? 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Message-ID: Begin forwarded message: -----Original Message----- From: Sadhu, Shubho [mailto:shubhosadhu at wustl.edu] Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2012 10:37 AM To: Moehle, Jayme Cc: Paul Sledd Subject: Microsoft on campus this week! Hi Jayme, If you could send an email blast with the message below to the CS students, that would be great. Thanks! Shubho Office Hours Drop by for feedback on your resume * Date: Tuesday, January 31st * Time: 9:00am-3:00pm * Location: Danforth University Center, Career Center Spring Career Fair * Date: Wednesday, February 1st * Time: 3:00pm-7:00pm * Location: Danforth University Center second floor Info session: Maximizing your Technical Internship Learn about the cool technologies that you could develop at Microsoft, how to prepare yourself to land a job at Microsoft, and what it's like to live and work in the Seattle area Snacks and drinks provided! * Date: Thursday, February 2nd * Time: 6:00pm-8:30pm * Location: Danforth University Center, Room 234