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CS|Source: Announcements and Opportunities | Wednesday, May 8, 2024
by Shirkey, Claire 08 May '24

08 May '24

[cid:image001.png@01DAA068.39132590] Congratulations CS Graduates! Congratulations, Computer Science graduates! We are incredibly proud of how far you have come on this journey. Your dedication, hard work, and passion for technology have brought you to this significant milestone. As you step into the next chapter of your life, remember that the skills and knowledge you've acquired will serve as powerful tools to shape the future. Embrace the challenges ahead with confidence, knowing that you are well-equipped to make a difference in the world. Here's to your success and the bright future that awaits you! Save the Date: September 9, 2024 Mark your calendars for the fall Computer Science career fair scheduled for September 9, 2024. We hope to see you there! All Computer Science Students: Job Hub Remember to post your resume to the CS JobHub<https://jobhub.cs.vt.edu/> in addition to Handshake! All CS|Source Members have access to your resumes once they are available on our JobHub site! For assistance with tech support, please contact Ben Stein (bbradner(a)vt.edu<mailto:bbradner@vt.edu>). LAST CALL! NSA in Focus: You Take Care of the Nation, NSA Takes Care of You [cid:image002.png@01DAA068.39132590] Date: May 8, 2024 Time: 3:00pm ET Description: As part of the federal government, NSA offers outstanding health and retirement benefits, but that's not all. We're invested in you as a person, as evidenced by several programs dedicated to our employees' continual growth and advancement, wellness and flexible schedules designed to give you time for everything that's important to you. Join us to hear from our panel of employees. Registration Link: https://icag1.recsolu.com/app/collect/event/xrcgJzrY0-Ui3bKvNJkj6A/registra… Discover LM Virtual Series: August 5-8, 2024 [cid:image003.png@01DAA068.39132590] Exciting news! We're bringing back the Discover LM virtual series due to the great feedback from students like you. This series is your chance to understand the recruiting process and engage with technical panelists from our team. Important info: * Dates: August 5th - 8th * Sessions: Two each day o Time 1: 12:00 pm EST o Time 2: 8:00 pm EST All majors welcome! Whether you're studying engineering, computer science, finance, business, or any related field, this event is for you. Spread the word among your peers using the attached flyer. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore future career possibilities and gain valuable insights! HURRY TO APPLY NOW for ITSO Summer 2024! VT IT Security Office (ITSO) - Graduate Position VT IT Security Office (ITSO, https://security.vt.edu/) has wage-based opening(s) for CS master-level graduate students. In this position, you will support software development efforts in ITSO under the supervision of ITSO staff. Positions start from Summer 2024 and can extend into Fall 2024 and possibly Spring 2025. Eligible candidates must have: * a bachelor's degree in computer science; * prior full-time work experience in software development. If interested, please send your resume to Tingting Jiang at tvj(a)vt.edu.<mailto:tvj@vt.edu> We will contact you if there is a match. APPLY NOW for Full-Time Position [cid:image004.png@01DAA068.39132590] NAVSEA is now seeking applicants for full-time Software Developers! Please see the attached flyer for more information. APPLY NOW for Summer 2025!! [cid:image005.png@01DAA068.39132590] Discover the renowned D. E. Shaw Group, where innovation, risk management, and innovative technology converge. Join us for internships open to all academic backgrounds, fostering skill development, impactful projects, and insights into finance and technology. Embrace diversity, challenge complexity, and unleash your potential. Application Details: * Apply now for any Fundamental Research Analyst Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24/FundRes…>, Propriety Trading Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24/PropTra…>, D. E. Shaw Investment Management (DESIM) Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24DESIMInt…>, and Strategy & Business Development (SBD) Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24/SBDIntJ…> roles. * Applications for Business Operations, Systematic Investing, and Systems teams or our regional offices (London, Hong Kong, Singapore) open on May 29, 2024. Check out our Campus website<https://campus.deshaw.com/> for more info. * Second-year students: check out our fellowship programs<https://fellowships.deshaw.com/>. If interested, fill out this form<https://www.deshaw.com/forms/NEE1QzA3MDktNzdCNS00OEZBLUIzMDktNUYzQUVGNDg1Q0…>. For more info, watch this video<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swxn1o_1Hrk>. * Already interviewing elsewhere or already accepted an offer for summer 2025? Share your timeline here<https://www.deshaw.com/forms/NEE1QzA3MDktNzdCNS00OEZBLUIzMDktNUYzQUVGNDg1Q0…>. [cid:image006.png@01DAA068.39132590] Prepare for an immersive experience with Deutsche Bank TDI internship. Set goals, network, ask questions, and develop new skills. Benefit from mentorship, networking events, and on-the-job training to grow personally and professionally. Internship and Full-time Positions * Learn more about our Internship Programme<https://careers.db.com/students-graduates/internship-programme/> that will open in August. * If you are seeking full-time employment, please visit careers.db.com<https://careers.db.com/> Upcoming Events: * Unofficial Guide to Tech in Banking (virtual event): Wednesday June 12th, 2024. Further info will be sent out on this webinar once registration opens! [cid:image007.png@01DAA068.39132590] Unlock opportunities with Bank of America's internship and full-time programs. Discover why we're a Great Place to Work, with insights on programs, event recaps, and upcoming events in our quarterly newsletter. Apply Now (opportunities in newsletter): * Summer 2025 applications are open! * Check out our upcoming virtual events!

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congratulations to CS graduates!
by Cal Ribbens 08 May '24

08 May '24

On behalf of the staff and faculty of the Department of Computer Science, I want to wish hearty congratulations to all who are completing graduate degrees this semester! - Blacksburg doctoral ceremony this morning - Blacksburg master's ceremony Saturday morning - Northern Virginia graduate ceremony Sunday afternoon We hope you will enjoy and celebrate this accomplishment, and we wish you all the best as you continue on to new adventures! Warm regards, Cal Ribbens -- Head, Department of Computer Science Virginia Tech

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Raj Sahu's MS thesis exam
by Williams, Dan 06 May '24

06 May '24

Hi, You are cordially invited to attend Raj Sahu's master's thesis defense on May 7th. Hope to see you there! Best wishes, Dan Williams When/Where 7th May, 2024 (Tuesday) 11:00 AM ET Gilbert Place Room 4001 Zoom : https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/83858310938 Title: Re-thinking termination guarantees of eBPF Abstract: The Linux kernel OS has a relatively recent feature called eBPF which allows adding new code into a running system without needing a system reboot. Due to the flexibility offered by eBPF, the technology is attracting widespread adoption for diverse use cases such as system health monitoring, security, accelerating programs, etc. In this work, we identify that eBPF programs have a non-negligible performance impact on a system which, in the extreme case, can cause Denial-of-Service attacks on the host machine despite going through all security checks enforced by eBPF. We propose a two-part solution: the eBPF runtime estimator and the Fast-Path termination mechanism. The runtime estimator aims to prevent the installation of eBPF programs that can cause a large performance impact, while the Fast-Path termination will act as a safety net for cases when the installed program unexpectedly runs longer. The overall solution will enable better management of eBPF programs concerning their performance impact and enforce strict bounds on the added latency. Potential future work includes factoring in the impacts other than performance in our solution such as inter-BPF interaction and designing easy-to-use knobs which an operator can easily tune to relax or constrain the side-effects of the eBPF programs installed in the system. Committee Dan Williams (Chair) Godmar Back (Member) Michael Le (Member)

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Ashwin Rachha's Master's thesis defense: 5/7 at 4:00pm
by Seyam, Mohammed 05 May '24

05 May '24

Greetings! You're cordially invited to Ashwin Rachha's Master's thesis defense. Title: Incorporating LLM-based Interactive Learning Environments in CS Education: Learning Data Structures and Algorithms using the Gurukul platform Date: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 Time: 4:00 pm Zoom link: https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/83686401487 Committee members: Mohammed Seyam (Chair), Cliff Shaffer, Chris Brown Abstract: Large Language Models (LLMs) have emerged as a revolutionary force in Computer Science Education, offering unprecedented capabilities to facilitate learning and comprehension. However, their application is not without challenges; LLMs are prone to hallucinating and contextual inaccuracies. Furthermore, they risk exposing learning processes to cheating illicit practices and providing explicit solutions that impede the development of critical thinking skills in students. To address these pitfalls and enhance critical thinking among learners, we present Gurukul, a unique coding platform that incorporates dual features - Retrieval Augmented Generation and a Large Language Model with Guardrails. Gurukul’s Study feature incorporates a Retrieval Augmented Generation mechanism that uses OpenDSA as its source of truth, allowing the LLM to fetch and present information accurately and relevantly, thereby overcoming the issue of inaccuracies. On the other hand, Gurukul’s practice feature is designed to foster a deeper engagement with DSA study through a live code editor. This editor is complemented by a dynamically guardrailed LLM that refrains from explicitly giving code solutions. To evaluate the effectiveness and utility of Gurukul in a real-world educational setting, we conducted a User Study and a User Expert Review with students and faculty, respectively, from a public state university in the US specializing in DSA courses. The feedback from the academic community analyzed through qualitative and quantitative methods indicated the effectiveness of Gurukul in aiding the learning of DSA through LLM assistance. This means that proper evaluations underscore Gurukul’s innovative approach to leveraging LLMs for educational enhancement, marking it as a significant step forward in using AI for computer science education. Mohammed Seyam<https://website.cs.vt.edu/people/faculty/mohammed-seyam.html>, PhD Collegiate Assistant Professor Coordinator for Experiential Learning<https://xl.vt.edu/> Department of Computer Science<http://cs.vt.edu/> Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VirginiaTech<http://www.vt.edu/>). Website<https://cs.vt.edu/people/faculty/mohammed-seyam.html>|LinkedIn<https://www.linkedin.com/in/msseyam/>|Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/MSSeyam>

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Yi Lu's MS thesis exam
by Lee, Sang Won 05 May '24

05 May '24

Hi, You are cordially invited to Yi Lu's MS thesis exam. I've included the details below. Best, Sang Won Lee When/Where 5/7/2024(Tuesday) 10AM~12PM The Gilbert Place Room 3211 Zoom : https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/81990481387?pwd=aWdUQ1pKVGZGd3R1NXZXR1ZIU1Nu… Committee Sang Won Lee (Chair) Chris Brown Yan Chen Title: Helping job seekers prepare for technical interviews by enabling context-rich interview feedback Abstract: Technical interviews have become a popular method for recruiters in the tech industry to assess job candidates' proficiency in both soft skills and technical skills as programmers. However, these interviews can be stressful and frustrating for interviewees. One significant cause of the negative experience of technical interviews was the lack of feedback, making it difficult for job seekers to improve their performance progressively by participating in technical interviews. Although there are open platforms like Leetcode that allow job seekers to practice their technical proficiency, resources for conducting mock interviews to practice soft skills like communication are limited and costly to interviewees. To address this, we investigated how professional interviewers provide feedback if they were conducting a mock interview and the difficulties they face when interviewing job seekers by running mock interviews between software engineers and job seekers. With the insights from the formative studies, we developed a new system for technical interviews aiming to help interviewers conduct technical interviews with less cognitive load and provide context-rich feedback. An evaluation study on the usability of using our system to conduct technical interviews further revealed the unresolved cognitive loads of interviewers, underscoring the requirements for further improvement to facilitate easier interview processes and enable peer-to-peer interview practices.

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Invitation to Xiao Liang's PhD defense, 11:00 AM, Tuesday, May 7
by Lenwood S. Heath 04 May '24

04 May '24

You are cordially invited to Xiao Liang's PhD defense in 1210 Torgersen Hall on Tuesday, May 7, at 11:00 AM. Zoom Link: https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/85674275124 Computational Insights into Evolutionary Dynamics of Human and Primate Genes The evolutionary history of genes across different species is a subject of research interest. For human genes, there is a particular focus on investigating the possible origins of genes. However, there has been limited research on the development process from an evolutionary perspective. Additionally, most previous studies have focused on model organisms and representative organisms from various eras, with less attention given to primates, which are closer species to humans. With the advancement of whole primate genome sequencing, investigating the genes of various primate species has become a viable possibility. This dissertation work integrates computational insights into the topics of primate and human gene emergence, conservation, and loss. Specifically, this series of studies contribute to three aspects of the topic: (1) the environmental conditions in evolution history that impact the emergence of primate and human de novo genes, (2) the evolutionary dynamics of human cancer genes in primates, and (3) gene conservation and loss in primates. Results reveal that primate and human de novo genes and cancer genes share similarities in the time of emergence, peaking later than random human genes and tending to occur in local warm periods in the context of an overall trend of decreasing global surface temperature. Cancer genes are more conserved in their evolutionary origins than random human genes, with two peaks of emergence, one before primates and the other within 20 million years. Genes with high expression in the human brain exhibit more conservation in their evolutionary origins than those in the immune system or random genes. On the other hand, genes expressed highly in the mouse brain tend to be either prevalent in primates or specific to mouse. Overall, this dissertation work charts the evolutionary history of primate and human genes of a number of distinctively characterized primate and human genes, elucidates the potential association of ancient environmental factors with primate genomes, provides insights into the conservation and emergence of cancer genes in primates, and examines the conservation and loss of genes in different tissues. The hope is that these results will contribute to a greater understanding of the picture of gene evolution in primate and human genomes. -- Lenwood S. Heath Professor 1160 Torgersen Hall Office phone: (540) 231-4352 Department of Computer Science Cell phone: (540) 392-6672 Virginia Tech FAX: (540) 231-6075 Blacksburg, VA 24061-0106 Email: heath(a)vt.edu WEB: http://people.cs.vt.edu/~heath/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Message and signature (c)2024 Lenwood S. Heath All rights reserved --------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Emily C. Altland's MS Thesis Exam.
by Lee, Sang Won 03 May '24

03 May '24

Hi, You are cordially invited to Emily C. Altland's MS thesis exam. I've included the details below. Best, Sang Won Lee When/Where 5/6/2024(Monday) 10AM~12PM The Gilbert Place Room 3211 Zoom https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/9479017149?omn=84228617554 Committee Sang Won Lee (Chair) Scott McCrickard Eugenia Rho Title: Nudging Social Media Users To Add Trigger and Content Warnings Abstract: People love to use social media but in the vastness of content available, the likelihood of being triggered by something you find online is high for some users. Trauma triggers vary from person to person, but they are a psychological stimulus that prompts the involuntary recall of a previous traumatic experience. This can be visual, auditory, or through another sensory stimulus. The stimulus itself need not be frightening or traumatic and maybe only indirectly reminds them of an earlier traumatic incident such as a scent or a picture of a place. How you address and cope with this stimuli can vary from person to person, especially when it comes to online spaces like social media platforms. Some users will choose to avoid certain platforms altogether if the platform is notorious for not having good systems in place for sensitive viewers. Another approach is the use of trigger and content warnings. Content and trigger warnings give viewers the agency to make an informed decision to see the content or not see it if they are not in the right mindset. Some platforms add content warnings related to common triggers like self-harm, violence, suicidal thoughts, and more. However, most platforms rely on users to create these warnings for their own posts dealing with sensitive content (whether text, pictures, video, or some combination of these). While interventions for the viewer-side of social media users have already been developed and studied, little work has been done to investigate whether poster-side interventions may be beneficial. Many social media users do want to be aware of their audience and how certain topics may be triggering but they don't have enough familiarity with how to use trigger and content warnings or what types of topics may require them. A prior study found that one factor in social media users not adding TW/CW was due to a lack of knowledge and education on what topics were triggering to others or could be sensitive topics that other viewers may want a warning for. This finding inspired us to research how education on trigger warnings and the topics that should include them may improve the likelihood of social media users using warnings on their more sensitive posts. This study shows that a nudge algorithm implemented either as an external web extension or ideally built into social media platforms themselves and connected to viewer-side capabilities could make social media safer for sensitive users.

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Fully-funded Scholarships to attend Tapia & GHC 2024 - Apply now!
by Seyam, Mohammed 03 May '24

03 May '24

Greetings CS grad students! I'm excited to share the below opportunities with you, which would allow several CS students to participate in one of the two major Diversity in CS Conferences: Tapia and GHC. Please note that there are two different applications for the two conferences, and you are allowed to apply for both. However, since this is a fully-funded program, and to accommodate for as many participants as possible, a student can be awarded only one scholarship to attend one of the conferences (based on the strength of their application, and the competitiveness of the application pool per conference). In addition to conference attendance, there will be some required pre and post-conference meetings and activities, as well as engagement activities taking place during the conference days. * TAPIA 2024 - San Diego, CA. - September 18-20, 2024 The ACM Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing is a unique annual event where CS students, professionals, academics, and industry experts come together to celebrate diversity in our field. This year, Tapia is scheduled for September 18-20, 2024, in San Diego, California. CS@VT is an Academic Sponsor of Tapia, and it is offering a number of scholarships to attend the conference. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear from and interact with exceptional individuals who are all about embracing our differences and supporting CS students everywhere. If you are a member of a minority and/or underrepresented group, and/or if you are interested in supporting diversity work in the CS field in general and in CS@VT in particular, this is your chance. Apply now through this link<https://bit.ly/Tapia2024CSVT> (https://bit.ly/Tapia2024CSVT), and check the conference website<https://tapiaconference.cmd-it.org/> for more details. Application deadline is May 20, 2024. * GHC 2024 - Philadelphia, PA. - October 8-11, 2024 The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is the world's largest gathering of women and non-binary technologists. This year, the conference will have two options for attendance: in-person and virtual/online! GHC is scheduled for October 8-11, 2024, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. CS@VT is an Academic Sponsor of GHC, and it is offering a number of scholarships to attend this conference (both in-person and virtually). This is a wonderful opportunity to hear from and interact with exceptional individuals who are very active in supporting women and non-binary people in computing fields everywhere. If you are a student who is interested in supporting diversity work in the CS field in general and in CS@VT in particular, this is your chance. Apply now through this link<https://bit.ly/GHC2024CSVT> (https://bit.ly/GHC2024CSVT), and check the conference website<https://ghc.anitab.org/> for more information. Application deadline is May 20, 2024. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me. Mohammed Seyam<https://website.cs.vt.edu/people/faculty/mohammed-seyam.html>, PhD Collegiate Assistant Professor Coordinator for Experiential Learning<https://xl.vt.edu/> Department of Computer Science<http://cs.vt.edu/> Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VirginiaTech<http://www.vt.edu/>). Website<https://cs.vt.edu/people/faculty/mohammed-seyam.html>|LinkedIn<https://www.linkedin.com/in/msseyam/>|Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/MSSeyam>

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Muskan Gupta's Thesis exam
by Sang Won Lee 02 May '24

02 May '24

Hi, You are cordially invited to Muskan Gupta's thesis exam. I've included the details below. Sang Won Lee *When/Where* 8/31/2023 (Thursday) 1 PM-3 PM The Gilbert Place Room 3211 *Committee* Sang Won Lee (Chair) Eugenia Rho Scott McCrickard *Title*: Understanding Social Media Users' Perceptions of Trigger and Content Warnings *Abstract*: Exposure to distressing content on social media poses risks to users' mental well-being, leading to the use of trigger warnings (TW) and content warnings (CW). However, there is limited insight into user preferences and the factors affecting these warnings' effectiveness. This study addressed this gap through qualitative interviews with 15 participants. Findings revealed generally positive user perceptions of warnings, which provide protection from distressing content, create safe spaces for sharing sensitive experiences, and avoid such content in public spaces. However, understanding when, what, and how to use warnings varied among users, leading to complex decision-making. Factors influencing warning effectiveness included their separation from content, length, awareness, consistency, context, severity, reasoning, creator's intent, and audience knowledge. Participants stressed the need for enhanced education on warnings and triggers in social media. The study produced design recommendations, including personalized filtering, platform guidelines, specificity, nudging creators, interventions against excessive scrolling, accessibility improvements, and community feedback mechanisms. Participants also suggested post-trigger support measures. The study uncovers challenges in balancing warnings with user engagement, specificity, and personalization while avoiding the creation of filter bubbles. While the study spanned various platforms, future research should focus on specific platforms to address limitations like recruitment bias and broad scope. Future directions include incentivizing warning use, implementing nudges and interventions, and improving post-trigger support, as well as investigating audio triggers and quantitative studies for refined TW/CW design to promote a trauma-informed social media environment.

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CS|Source: Announcements and Opportunities | Wednesday, May 1, 2024
by Shirkey, Claire 01 May '24

01 May '24

[cid:image001.png@01DA9BE8.80841A30] Save the Date: September 9, 2024 Mark your calendars for the fall Computer Science career fair scheduled for September 9, 2024. We hope to see you there! All Computer Science Students: JobHub Remember to post your resume to the CS JobHub<https://jobhub.cs.vt.edu/> in addition to Handshake! All CS|Source Members have access to your resumes once they are available in our JobHub site! For assistance with tech support, please contact Ben Stein (bbradner(a)vt.edu<mailto:bbradner@vt.edu>). Discover LM Virtual Series: August 5-8, 2024 [Lockheed Martin Corporation | A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland] Exciting news! We're bringing back the Discover LM virtual series due to the great feedback from students like you. This series is your chance to understand the recruiting process and engage with technical panelists from our team. Important Information: * Dates: August 5th - 8th * Sessions: Two each day o Time 1: 12:00 pm EST o Time 2: 8:00 pm EST All majors welcome! Whether you're studying engineering, computer science, finance, business, or any related field, this event is for you. Spread the word among your peers using the attached flyer. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore future career possibilities and gain valuable insights! HURRY TO APPLY NOW for ITSO Summer 2024! VT IT Security Office (ITSO) - Graduate Position VT IT Security Office (ITSO, https://security.vt.edu/) has wage-based opening(s) for CS master-level graduate students. In this position, you will support software development efforts in ITSO under the supervision of ITSO staff. Positions start from Summer 2024 and can extend into Fall 2024 and possibly Spring 2025. Eligible candidates must have: * a bachelor's degree in computer science * prior full-time work experience in software development If interested, please send your resume to Tingting Jiang at tvj(a)vt.edu.<mailto:tvj@vt.edu> We will contact you if there is a match. APPLY NOW for Summer 2025!! [Naval Undersea Warfare Center: Wednesday with the Deputy for Small Business | NCMBC] NAVSEA is now seeking applicants for Software Developers! Please see the attached flyer for more information. [cid:image002.png@01DA9BE8.80841A30] Discover the renowned D. E. Shaw Group, where innovation, risk management, and innovative technology converge. Join us for internships open to all academic backgrounds, fostering skill development, impactful projects, and insights into finance and technology. Embrace diversity, challenge complexity, and unleash your potential. Application Details: * Apply now for any Fundamental Research Analyst Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24/FundRes…>, Propriety Trading Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24/PropTra…>, D. E. Shaw Investment Management (DESIM) Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24DESIMInt…>, and Strategy & Business Development (SBD) Intern<https://www.deshaw.com/recruit/internships/Oncampus/AY25GroupsJan24/SBDIntJ…> roles. * Applications for Business Operations, Systematic Investing, and Systems teams or our regional offices (London, Hong Kong, Singapore) open on May 29, 2024. Check out our Campus website<https://campus.deshaw.com/> for more info. * Second-year students: check out our fellowship programs<https://fellowships.deshaw.com/>. If interested, fill out this form<https://www.deshaw.com/forms/NEE1QzA3MDktNzdCNS00OEZBLUIzMDktNUYzQUVGNDg1Q0…>. For more info, watch this video<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swxn1o_1Hrk>. * Already interviewing elsewhere or already accepted an offer for summer 2025? Share your timeline here<https://www.deshaw.com/forms/NEE1QzA3MDktNzdCNS00OEZBLUIzMDktNUYzQUVGNDg1Q0…>. [cid:image003.png@01DA9BE8.80841A30] Prepare for an immersive experience with Deutsche Bank TDI internship. Set goals, network, ask questions, and develop new skills. Benefit from mentorship, networking events, and on-the-job training to grow personally and professionally. Internship and Full-time Positions * Learn more about our Internship Programme<https://careers.db.com/students-graduates/internship-programme/> that will open in August. * If you are seeking full-time employment, please visit careers.db.com<https://careers.db.com/> Upcoming Events: * Unofficial Guide to Tech in Banking (virtual event): Wednesday June 12th, 2024. Further info will be sent out on this webinar once registration opens! [cid:image004.png@01DA9BE8.80841A30] Unlock opportunities with Bank of America's internship and full-time programs. Discover why we're a Great Place to Work, with insights on programs, event recaps, and upcoming events in our quarterly newsletter. Apply Now (opportunities in newsletter): * Summer 2025 applications are open! * Check out our upcoming virtual events!

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