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Showing posts with label MIS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MIS. Show all posts

Friday, February 20, 2009

Calling all MIS students!

There is an opportunity available with the UCF/Lockheed Martin College Work Experience Program. A position is open for a MIS student who can make at least a year committment with the program.


Desired Qualifications: Exposure to higher level programming languages (esp. C++, JAVA, XML), good written/verbal communication skills, and analytical and problem solving skills.




Candidate will be expected to participate in all phases of system development to include: high level design, detailed design, development, and test & integration.




Candidate will work very closely with an integrated functional team to ensure adherence to requirements through operational deployment.




Candidate will be called upon to work during setup and maintenance/debug efforts. Experience in Object Oriented Design is desired, as well as experience with Java or C++. Any experience in GUI development, embedded software, middleware, system management, and XML is a plus.

If you are interested or know someone else who may be qualified, let them know & apply today!
For additional information please contact:
Kerry Fleming -- kerry.l.fleming@lmco.com

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Lockheed Seeking MIS and Computer Science majors


Do you have skills in Microsoft Office 2007, MS Project, or database management? Are you currently majoring in MIS, Computer Science, or pursuing an MBA graduate degree?
Lockheed Martin is actively seeking candidates who are interested in webpage creation and maintenance, creating presentations, and updating project schedules.
To apply to the Lockheed Martin Work Experience Program, visit http://www.career.ucf.edu/ and click on the "Lockheed" icon or follow the direct link here.
Remember, to qualify there are several stipulations (see link above), including being a full-time student, minimum 3.0 gpa, US citizenship, and ability to commit 12-20 hrs/week to work.