[Engintern] Engineering Internship Opportunities

[Rebecca Stoodley]

Dear Student,

Below are recent internship opportunities in engineering or related fields. 
Please refer to the individual summaries for information regarding positions
and deadlines.  Good luck with your search!

For additional tips on finding internships, please visit:
http://web.mit.edu/career/www/jobs/internships.html

Sincerely,
The MIT Careers Office


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Orlando Area Student Intern Society
OASIS ? Experiential Learning & Internship Placements

OASIS was formed in response to the growing demand for student
internships/coop?s and talented interns to fill them.  Due to diverse
industry markets and low unemployment rates; Orlando/Central Florida?s top
companies need educated, high-achieving students to take advantage of available
internship positions.

The OASIS program organizes every aspect of the internship process; starting
with the application, through their arrival and orientations (including housing
accommodations), scheduled discussions, and finally until the employment
requirements are complete.

OASIS interns work in a variety of fields ranging from business, science,
medicine, sports, agriculture, arts & theatre, hospitality, engineering, law,
culinary, local and state politics, entertainment, event planning horticulture,
marine biology, fashion, marketing, music, etc?

?and for a several organizations such as; SeaWorld, City of Orlando, Florida
Hospital, Reunion Resort, Disney World, Lockheed Martin, World Publications,
Orlando Magic, Save the Manatees, US Customs, EPA,  the Orlando Sentinel, World
Trade Center, Senator Bill Nelson, Kaiser Family Foundation, Inroads,
Charlie?s Steak House, Annie Russell Theatre, etc?

Orlando Area Student Intern Society
14 E. Washington St, Suite 600B  ?  Orlando, FL  32801
Ph (407)237-3059       Fax (407)237-3058
www.internsorlando.com
mcail at internsorlando.com



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GRADUATE STUDENT INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Spring semester 2007

The City of Cambridge, Department of Public Works is seeking a graduate student
for a spring semester internship with the Recycling Division.
Under the supervision of the Recycling Director, the student will work 15-20
hours/week, a results-oriented internship good for academic credit.  This is an

unpaid position.

Interested students should email a brief letter of interest and a resume to
Randi Mail, Recycling Director at rmail at cambridgema.gov.

Project Description

Since 1991, City Ordinance has mandated recycling at all buildings that generate
waste in Cambridge.  This includes any "designated recyclable" that is more than
5% of their waste stream including: cardboard, paper, cans & bottles, wood
waste, leaf & yard waste, waste oil (kitchen/car), scrap metal and vehicle
batteries.  Many businesses are in compliance, but many are not. The intern
will:
    * Become fully versed in the Commercial Recycling Rules & Regulations and
recycling options available to Cambridge businesses;
    * Understand past and current enforcement efforts and procedures;
    * Inspect commercial waste set out in business districts including Central,
Harvard, Inman, Kendall, and Porter Squares
    * Identify Cambridge businesses that are clearly not recycling;
    * Communicate with business owners in person, on the phone and in writing;
    * Identify commercial landlords that are responsible for several business
tenants in the same building;
    * Provide information and on-site technical assistance to non-recycling
businesses and commercial buildings;
    * Follow-up to ensure that commercial recycling programs have been
established;
    * Accurately track outreach efforts in the business recycling database;
    * Recruit businesses nominations for the City's annual Go Green awards from
businesses that are recycling and reducing waste;
    * Submit weekly email updates on work progress and ultimately a final
project summary;
·         Other related duties as needed.

Qualifications
    * Must be confidant and comfortable with strong communication skills, both
written and verbal
·         Good problem solving skills
·         Self-directed and motivated
·         Diligent follow-up and recordkeeping
·         Interest in environmental issues

Ms. Randi Mail
Director of Recycling
Cambridge Dept of Public Works
T  617.349.4866 F  617.349.4814
rmail at cambridgema.gov
www.cambridgema.gov/recycle



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Ellington Management Group, LLC - SUMMER INTERNSHIP-Software Developer

Hedge Fund Seeks SW Developer ? SUMMER INTERN

Company Overview

Ellington Management Group is a private investment management firm which manages
over $21B in Collateralized Debt Obligations ("CDO") assets and $4.5B NAV in
Hedge Fund capital. The company has grown into one of the world's largest MBS
hedge funds, and now employs over 115 professionals. Much of Ellington's senior
staff created the securities and developed the markets in which we actively
trade today.

Ellington specializes in fixed income relative value strategies, with an
emphasis on the mortgage-backed securities (MBS) market. CEO Michael Vranos,
founded the company in 1994. Prior to founding Ellington, Michael Vranos was
the head of MBS trading at Kidder Peabody and the #1 CMO originator on Wall
Street between the years of 1990 to 1994, with almost double the market share
of the nearest competitor.

Ellington pursues a wide range of investment strategies. The main strategy of
the company is a relative value strategy capturing stable income streams and
minimizing return volatility over time. The firm holds positions in equities,
currencies, mortgage backed and other securities. Ellington uses its
proprietary mathematical models to help hedge its positions against changes in
interest rates and other market events. In particular, these hedges counteract
the risk of prepayment inherent in the mortgage securities held by the firm.

Job Description

Ellington Management Group is looking for summer interns that have exceptional
quantitative and/or programming skills and an interest in financial markets. As
a software developer you will work with renowned researchers and the most
successful traders on Wall Street.

You will work side by side with our managing directors, who are graduates of
similar top institutions and who are among the most successful traders and
researchers on Wall Street. As an intern you may program in various languages
using mathematical methods to solve problems in fixed income finance.
Responsibilities will vary but could include analysis of large data sets,
formulation of statistical models, assisting in executing trades, building
simple models for valuing and understanding risks of securities. Knowledge of
statistics, option theory, and Monte Carlo techniques is useful but not
necessary.

The career path at Ellington is steeper than at many firms; past summer intern
projects have led directly to new and improved trading strategies.

Software Developers:

The ideal software developer will have exceptional programming skills, an
aptitude for creative problem solving and a desire to apply those skills to the
financial markets. Ellington makes extensive use of a wide variety of
programming languages and platforms: some of our developers work hand in hand
with quantitative researchers building state of the art financial models, some
work on the trading floor building tools for trade analysis and risk
management, and others work to integrate our proprietary analytic models,
accounting systems, and our global risk management systems.

We are looking for individuals with a passion for creating high-quality software
and a desire to solve real-world problems. Some of the fields that are of
particular interest to one or more of the groups here would include distributed
computing and numerical algorithms. No experience with any particular technology
is required, though some familiarity with object-oriented design is preferred by
several of the groups at Ellington.

The ideal Software Engineer Intern will have advanced programming skills in at
least one of C++, C, or VB. Experience in modeling, network programming, and
numerical programming are desirable. Software Engineers will work closely with
Analysts to formulate, solve, and implement financial models.

For more information please visit ellington DOT com. To apply, please log on to
MonsterTRAK and search job #:#1960674.

These interviews are for Summer Interns only.



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Announcing Procter & Gamble's Student Programs!

Procter and Gamble's Student Programs are designed to give early exposure to top
students of the work we do at P&G.  There will be 6 different programs held in
Cincinnati, OH at our Global Headquarters during the weeks of July 30th and
August 6th, 2007.  The students will learn about the various areas within P&G
as well as have an early opportunity to interview for employment opportunities
(intern and fulltime) with P&G!

Click on the link below for detailed information about each program (including
dates).  Please take a few moments to review the website and forward the
information to your top students.
http://www.pg.com/jobs/jobs_us/sectionmain.jhtml

For additional information please contact one of the Recruiting Specialists
listed below.
Consumer & Market Knowledge ? Barb Thomas (thomas.bi at pg.com)
Engineering ? Brandy Vieth (vieth.ba at pg.com)
Finance, Accounting, and Tax ? Gina Dumas (dumas.gl at pg.com)
IT/Information and Decision Solutions ? Kelli Benning (benning.ks at pg.com)
Marketing ? Eloise Williams (williams.e.1 at pg.com)
Science ? Jessica Williams (williams.jl.6 at pg.com)