Student Employment

Graduate Assistantships

Title: Automated Optimization of Programs and Processing Tools in Answer Set Programming
Eligibility: Graduate Student
Funding Source: National Science Foundation (NSF)
Stipend: Graduate Assistantship (tuition and monthly stipend)
Application Method*: Submit Resume, and Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Yuliy a Lierler
*A GPA of 3.5 in undergraduate CS coursework is required.

Title: IoT Sensor Application
Required Skills: Students with IoT knowledge, Django, SQL, and HTML preferred.
Eligibility: Strong IT undergraduate degree and 2 years of experience
Stipend: Graduate Assistantship (tuition and monthly stipend)
Summary: Work on research and development of an IoT sensor application. Research focus will be on developing a high quality user interface, data integrity of the sensors, and IoT technology solutions.
Contact: Dr. Ann Fruhling

Title: Research Project on Data mining, Artificial Intelligence, and Software Engineering
Eligibility: Graduate Student
Funding Source: National Science Foundation (NSF)
Stipend: Graduate Assistantship (tuition and monthly stipend)
Application Method: Submit a Resume, and Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Parvathi Chundi, Dr. Pei-Chi Huang, Dr. Myoungkyu Song

Hourly Positions

Title: Android System Security
Eligibility: Undergraduate or Graduate Student
Stipend: Commensurate with Experience
Summary: Seeking one graduate and one undergraduate student to investigate and instrument Android OS.
Application Method*: Submit a Resume and Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Rui Zhao

Title: Augmented Reality (AR)/Virtual Reality (VR) Student Worker
Eligibility: Graduate Computer Science Student
Required Skills: Experience with C# programming, and visualization and modeling. Experience with Unity game engine and Hololens is a plus. Students without AR experience can apply for this position. Other jobs can be provided if applicants have excellent programming skills and experience using open source libraries.
Stipend: Commensurate with Experience
Application Method*: Submit a Resume and brief Cover Letter
Contact: Dr. Kyungki Kim

Title: Automated Optimization of Programs and Processing Tools in Answer Set Programming
Eligibility: Undergraduate Student
Funding Source: National Science Foundation (NSF)
Commitment: 1 year, 10 hours/week
Stipend: $15/hour
Application Method*: Submit Resume, and Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Yuliy a Lierler
*Junior status student with at least a 3.75 GPA are especially encouraged to apply.

Title: Full-Stack Web Developer
Required Skills: Excellent programming skills, ability to interact with a team, open willingness to learn new and challenging things. Bonus points for proficiency in web development, particularly client-side web app creation and web api development.
Stipend: $15/hour
Summary: Seeking a full-stack web developer with background in python (Django) and Javascript (particularly ember.js). Developer will build, test, and augment web applications associated with a range projects.
Contact: Dr. Matthew Hale

Title: Research Proposal Developer
Required Skills: Attention to detail, User Interface Design course, HCI knowledge, assistive technology interests. Students who have taken research methods courses preferred.
Eligibility: Current Student
Stipend: $14-15/hour
Summary: Develop a GRACA research proposal to conduct a literature review of IT applications that senior citizens can find useful to remain living independently in their home. Participate in a research project that will survey and interview senior citizens.
Contact: Dr. Ann Fruhling

Title: Robot Operating System (ROS) Student Worker
Eligibility: Graduate Computer Science Student
Required Skills: Experience with C++ or Python programming. Experience with ROS is required. Students without ROS experience can apply for this position. Other jobs can be provided if applicants have excellent programming skills and experience using open source libraries.
Stipend: Commensurate with Experience
Application Method*: Submit a Resume and brief Cover Letter
Contact: Dr. Kyungki Kim

Title: Student Worker in Data Mining and Software Engineering
Required Skills: Proficiency in Java programming language
Eligibility: Undergraduate or Graduate Student with a minimum GPA of 3.75
Stipend: $11/hour or $15/hour
Application Method: Submit a Resume and Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Myoungkyu Song

Title: Student Tutor for the Computer Science Learning Center
Required Skills: Working knowledge of Java or another programming language.
Eligibility: Current Student with a GPA of 3 or greater, passed at least one CS course with a B or higher grade. Must complete an interview.
Stipend: $10/hour
Summary: Tutor students on a number of CS courses, help with debugging, walk through solving problems.
Application Method*: Complete and submit Application
Contact: Computer Science Learning Center

Title: Research Project on Data mining, Artificial Intelligence, and Software Engineering
Eligibility: Undergraduate or Graduate Student
Funding Source: National Science Foundation (NSF)
Stipend: Commensurate with Experience
Application Method: Submit a Resume, and Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Parvathi Chundi, Dr. Pei-Chi Huang, Dr. Myoungkyu Song

Title: Research Project on Robotics, Operating Systems, Embedded Systems
Eligibility: Undergraduate or Graduate Student
Funding Source: National Research Institute (NRI)
Stipend: Commensurate with Experience
Application Method: Submit a Resume, and Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Pei-Chi Huang

Unpaid Positions

Title: Research Assistant
Required Skills: C++, C, Python
Summary: Investigate and implement new and innovative network and application technologies including innovative approaches to data-center networking, information-centric networking, edge and cloud computing, network security, and IoT.
Application Method: Submit a Resume and Transcripts
Contact: Dr. Spyridon Mastorakis

Title: Software Engineering and Cyber Security
Required Skills: Java and Eclipse IDE
Summary: Seeking undergraduate students who can help conduct data collection and analysis from open source projects in Git (e.g. Android mobile apps). The research project is to design and develop a novel software technique and tool (e.g. software plug-in components) that automatically detects potential security problems and provides a set of code repairs that can be applied to resolve the identified problems. Therefore, the tool would help developers correctly implement cyber security algorithms in mobile apps that secure data and communications, providing confidentiality, integrity, and authentications based on solid mathematical foundations.
Contact: Dr. Rui Zhao, Dr. Myoungkyu Song, Dr. Harvey Siy

Title: Various Research Projects at the NLPKR Lab
Contact: Dr. Yuliya Lierler