Monthly Archives: March 2016

Allegheny Health Network is seeking 30+ Entry-Level Associate IT Systems Analysts

Attention Information Technology and Communication Graduates!

Allegheny Health Network is seeking 30+
Entry-Level Associate IT Systems Analysts

It is important to apply ASAP as phone interviews will be done immediately and onsite interviews will begin Monday April 4th.

Email Cover letter and Resume to:

Christopher Meaner
cmeaner@wpahs.org

Allegheny Health network, an integrated delivery network focused on preserving health care choices and providing affordable care to people in the communities.  Their healthcare expertise ranges from primary care to complex surgical procedures.

Job Summary:

Provide analysis services for a defined project.  Develops requirements and extra specifications for new applications, or analyze change requests in existing applications.  Collaborate closely with customers and partners to identify application needs, project specifications, business case development, and cost sheet analysis.

Responsibilities: 

  • Work with customers and partners to understand business requirements that drive the analysis and design of quality business solutions.  Involved in the full system development lifecycle documents/deliverables.
  • Provides assistance with application development project deliverables.
  • Manages job and project requirements so that projects are completed on time, in scope, within budget, and with minimal defects.
  • Provides required business and/or technical support for both project and production related activities.
  • Assures compliance with required standards and that all necessary approvals have been obtained throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Interfaces with the business areas, customers, partners, vendors, technical staff and project teams to drive value, enhance return on investment, and create innovative solutions.
  • Accountable for the testing of solutions to ensure minimal defects occur

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree preferred
  • Analyzes data processes, business processes, and interfaces to support the operational business areas.
  • Utilizes project management methodologies to produce project deliverables.
  • Communicates effectively with all levels of the organization.
  • Provides ad-hoc training to users and team members.
  • Follows standard precautions and/or other appropriate precautions using personal protective equipment as required.
  • 0-2 years relevant subject matter experience

 

Opening for a Mobile Engineering Intern in San Mateo, California

JobsIn Tech is currently hiring a Mobile Engineering Intern for an immediate start date. The company is looking for an applicant who fulfills the following criteria:

-Passion for mobile devices and the iOS or Android platform.
-For iOS: familiarity with Objective­C and Cocoa.
-For Android: familiarity with Java and Android.
-Interested in all things from visual and interaction design to building sleek UIs, working on back­end/API integrations, Bluetooth communications and everything else that will enable a world­ class experience for Tile users.

In order to be considered for the internship, the applicant must also be pursuing at least a BS in a Computer Science related field. They also require strong programming fundamentals and excellent written and verbal communications.

The company fosters a cooperative business environment, complete with loads of teamwork, team lunches, and company wide events. Onsite gym access is also a plus mentioned in the posting!

Interested candidates can apply on ColonialTRAK:

https://www.myinterfase.com/rmu/Job/Detail/Nk1aOE1HWkpDOW55Zi9KN3phU1ZTUDlaUjZGc2lHYWY3NVB4Y21OQWdQST01

https://www.myinterfase.com/rmu/Job/Detail/eUp3YVdxS3lzcStacEdCV1RWVmFWZjlaUjZGc2lHYWY3NVB4Y21OQWdQST01

Good luck!

CIS Faculty Participate in the RMU Research & Grants Expo

On March 15, 2016, RMU held a Research & Grants Expo in Sewall Center highlighting a variety of faculty research and grant projects.  All of the RMU campus was invited to attend to learn more about the research going on here at RMU.  The CIS Department’s own Dr. Fred Kohun was a speaker/panelist, along with other faculty members from RMU, CMU, and Pitt for a Panel Discussion titled Research First or Grant First:  The Dilemma.

Dr. Peter Wu

Dr. Peter Wu

Several other CIS faculty members showcased their research during the Poster Exhibition at the event, which highlighted 39 research posters and 13 grant-funded research posters.  Dr. Peter Wu presented his research titled Making a Difference in Software Quality – The Journey, a grant-funded research project that he co-authored with Sushil Acharya (SEMS, Engineering), Priyadarsdhan Manohar (SEMS, Engineering), Connie Ruzich (SCIS, Communication), and Mary Hansen (SESS, Education).  Software quality is a crucial issue in software development.  Industry’s general lack of appreciation of verification and validation (V&V) benefits, and more importantly the shortage of V&V practitioners poses a multitude of problems in the software industry.  This project will improve software education at the undergraduate level and enhance on-the-job professional training, thereby increasing the pool of professionals with V&V knowledge and skills.

Dr. Jamie Pinchot and Dr. Sushma Mishra

Dr. Jamie Pinchot and Dr. Sushma Mishra

Dr. Jamie Pinchot presented her research titled Mobile Forensics and Security Project, an NSF grant-funded project.  Dr. Pinchot is a Co-PI on the grant, along with Dr. Karen Paullet (PI), Dr. Sushma Mishra, (Co-PI), and Dr. Fred Kohun.  Mobile security and forensics is an underrepresented area of study and research.  This research will advance both knowledge and education in the field of mobile cybersecurity and mobile forensics by creating an online Mobile Forensics and Security certificate program and developing a train-the-trainer program for Computer Information Systems faculty.  The researchers will be involved in training an additional 50 faculty members from universities across the country in mobile security and forensics.

Dr. Wenli Wang

Dr. Wenli Wang

Dr. Wenli Wang presented her grant-funded research titled Contemplative Information Systems Use – Find the Balance from the Inside Out.  Technology addiction, technology-induced stress, and information overload have become both individual and societal problems.  With a combination of economic analysis  of opportunity cost, experiential learning, and cognitive reflections, this research aims to demonstrate that recognizing and developing one’s own inner “technology of the mind” through contemplative practices would reduce a technology user’s attachment to the outer technology.  Dr. Wang’s research will examine the roles of spiritual intelligence, emotional intelligence, and mindfulness in mediating the relationship between contemplative practices and technology use.

20-Year Club Annual Scholarship – Applications due April 1st

20-YEAR CLUB ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP

This is a one-time award which will be applied towards tuition and books during the 2016-2017 academic year.

$2600 Scholarship

Eligibility

  • Full-time undergraduate student enrolled at RMU
  • Minimum 60 credits (at least 30 earned at RMU) as of 1/1/16; Maximum 90 credits
  • Minimum GPA = 3.5

Note: full institutional tuition scholarship recipients are not eligible.  Also, previous winners of the 20-Year Club scholarship are not eligible.

The scholarship winner will be selected based upon a blind review of applications by the 20-year scholarship club committee.  Committee members will review the application and the required essay to determine the winner.

To receive an application, please email Dr. Cathleen Jones at jones@rmu.edu.  Applications are to be submitted electronically to Dr. Jones and must be received by April 1, 2016.

SDLC Partners – Monday, March 21st

SDLC Partners, L.P., headquartered in Monroeville, PA, opened its doors in 2004 as an alternative to large consulting organizations. The firm’s high performing employees take a practical and collaborative approach to deliver process improvement, analytics, and technology solutions to regional and national customers by effectively working with business and I.T. to serve as the “execution partner of choice”. The event will be held on Monday, March 21st from 4:00-5:45 PM in the Wheatley Atrium.

Here is the schedule of events:

4:00 – 4:15 PM –  SET Registration and free pizza

4:20 – 5:00 PM –  SDLC Presentation

5:00 – 5:30 PM –  Q & A session

TSC 12-Hour Gaming Charity Marathon – Saturday, March 19th

The Top Secret Colonials will be having a 12-Hour Gaming Charity Marathon on Saturday, March 19th from 11am-11pm at Yorktown’s Ferris Ballroom. It costs a $5 donation to attend. You can RSVP or send questions to jtwst256@mail.rmu.edu.

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TSC Buffalo Wild Wings – Tuesday, March 22nd

The Top Secret Colonials are sponsoring a Buffalo Wild Wings Day/Night at the BWW in Robinson on Tuesday, March 22nd from 11am – close. BWW will give TSC 10% of the proceeds in sales. In addition to the proceeds, there will be a raffle, including:

$50.00 – Southwest Gift Card
$50.00 – Eat’n Park Gift Card
$25.00 – Buffalo Wild Wings Card
$25.00 – Game Stop Gift Card
$25.00 – Best Buy Gift Card

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Resco Products, Inc. seeking IT Applications Support Specialist

Resco Products, Inc. is seeking recent graduates and/or upcoming May 2016 graduates for an IT Applications Support Specialist position.

Job Summary

This position is a critical part of Resco’s IT team by providing support, testing, implementation and troubleshooting for business critical applications including but not limited to ERP, business intelligence, and Salesforce.com software.  This technical and analytical role will be responsible for supporting key components of the business in the definition, development and implementation of business technology solutions and for maintaining systems.  In addition, this position provides assistance to other members of the IT team for network support.  Will report directly to  the Information Technology Manager.

Requirements:

  • Some experience preferred but not required
  • B.S. in Computer Science / Information Systems or related field
  • 0-2+ years administrating Salesforce
  • Experience with ERP applications
  • 0-2+ years experience in IT administering Windows environments
  • Proficiency in Windows 7/8/10 and Office 2010-2016
  • Knowledge of Active Directory, Remote administration
  • Excellent customer service and communications skills
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills and a high attention to detail
  • The ability to prioritize, self-manage and seek help when necessary
  • Strong documentation skills
  • Limited travel

The following qualifications would be a plus:  A+ Certification, Experience with BI software, Knowledge of QAD enterprise applications, SQL or Progress 4GL knowledge and experience

To Apply:

Please send resume and letter of interest to:

Dan  Wertz, IT Manger:  dan.wertz@rescoproducts.com

Please contact the Career Center for more information at careers@rmu.edu or call 412-397-6333.