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GRADUATE SCHEME: Teach First Leadership Development Programme

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DEADLINE – Teach First Leadership Development Programme – Wednesday 2 May. It’s your last chance to join our Leadership Development Programme in 2018, as we will be closing for applications on Wednesday 2 May. As we recruit on a rolling basis, subjects will close as they fill, so we strongly recommend applying as soon as possible to secure your place. If you aren’t aware Teach First is a charity, the UK’s largest graduate employer and #4 in the Times Top 100 graduate routes of choice. We believe no child’s success should be limited by their background and address this in many ways, more information about Teach First can be found here: https://www.teachfirst.org.uk/

AMRC - Pop-up employer on campus

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08-May-2018 from 10:00 - 16:00 Diamond Ground Floor Exhibition Space The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing helps manufacturers of any size to become more competitive by introducing advanced techniques, technologies and processes. We have a global reputation for helping companies to overcome manufacturing problems and have become a model for worldwide collaborative research involving universities, academics and industry. With over 100 industrial members, we work closely with global giants such as Rolls-Royce, BAE Systems, Airbus and McLaren, as well as small and medium sized businesses (SMEs). Our Graduate Programme is designed to give Graduate Engineers the experience of working across the varied capabilities of multiple AMRC research groups and provide an excellent foundation for a future career at the AMRC. We are looking for graduates to work in the field of Machining, Design, Software Programming and Robotics. Meet us to find out more!

Round up of Graduate/Year Long & Summer Placements

Graduate Role – Technology FDM https://careerconnect.sheffield.ac.uk/leap/jobSearch.html?id=75531&service=Careers+ServiceVacancy Ref E9NLL Graduate Teaching Scheme – for Physics students – Institute of Physics https://careerconnect.sheffield.ac.uk/leap/jobSearch.html?id=74315&service=Careers+ServiceVacancy Ref YZAOV Graduate Data Scientist (Brandwatch) http://jobs.jobvite.com/careers/brandwatch/job/omvm7fw4?__jvst=Job%20Board&__jvsd=Indeed Graduate Acturial Analysit (Capita) https://careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/client_capita/external/jobDetails.do?functionName=getJobDetail&jobPostId=266075&localeCode=en-us&sourceVariation=JB_INDEED&source=Indeed&sourceType=PREMIUM_POST_SITE Graduate Lab Technician https://www.srg.co.uk/jobs/j26354-laboratory-technician-entrylevel?sort-by=MostRecent&utm_source=Indeed&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Indeed Various Graduate Roles https://targetjobs.co.uk/graduate-jobs-in-science-research Graduate Role Willi

April-May 2018 Careers Service Events Listing

See below a summary of some of the main upcoming central Careers Service events for students. Note: the web quicklinks to events advertised on CareerConnect work if logged in as a student or graduate (unfortunately, they don’t work for staff). (i) Not sure what you’ll do when you finish your current studies? ● Confused about your career? Finding Your Dream Job ( 24 April 1:15pm - 1:45pm) - bitesize introduction to some tools and resources you can use to help you choose a career you’ll love. Book your place via CareerConnect in MUSE https://careerconnect.sheffield.ac.uk/events/events.html?execution=e1s2  ● Career Insights Day ( Weds 25 April , 2-5pm, Workroom 1, 38 Mappin Street) - come and talk informally to people working in science & healthcare (inc. Physician Associate and allied health professions; NHS scientists and technicians; Science / medical comms; Patent attorney; Data science) plus digital/IT, publishing, museum education, community development, international developme

SUMMER PLACEMENT: Sheffield Solar research group

The Sheffield Solar research group in the Department of Physics and Astronomy currently have a research contract with National Grid to calculate national and regional photovoltaic power flows on the electricity transmission network – to “nowcast” PV power flows. These calculations will be used to assist in electricity demand forecasting and to allow for more renewable generation on the network. We also host a national database of PV generation from different installations across the UK. Please have a look at these services on our website: http://www.solar.sheffield.ac.uk/pvlive/ We are looking to hire a part time placement student to assist in the development of the PV nowcasting platform and service and in particular to undertake data processing and analysis tasks. This will involve the checking, uploading, visualisation and interpretation of a variety of data sources relevant to the work. Different software packages will be used and training in these will be given. The work is fl

JOB: Graduate Product Development Physicist at TTP

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The graduate product development physicist role involves cutting to the core of technical and non-technical issues, discerning what they mean for the project and the company, and then creating something new from that insight. The Medical Devices Group’s business is based on robust solutions; neither rigorous yet inapplicable analysis nor unreliable pragmatism will do. A graduate product development physicist considers problems as they really are and applies technical insight and experience to identify what matters, enabling decision making and guiding design. Expertise in mechanics, thermodynamics, and mechanical and thermal properties of materials are frequently used, as well as an ability to develop experimental or theoretical models of complex processes which strike the right balance between efficiency and fidelity for the purpose and stage of development which they support. TTP’s culture gives wide freedom to think and act, but also requires and expects it to be used. In this env

JOB: Trainee Patent Attorney at Swindell and Pearson (Derby) – Hi-Tech Team

We have an exciting opportunity for a high calibre graduate with a degree in physics/electronics/software (2:1 or above). You will be trained to qualify as a Patent Attorney while working as part of the High-Technology team. You will be trained to the highest professional standards. Person requirements: You should be able to communicate effectively both on paper and in person. Some knowledge and experience of electronics, software or telecommunications would be advantageous, as would an interest in scientific and technical developments. You should be conscientious and capable of working to deadlines. You will also need to be organised. A large number of professional exams are required to become a Patent Attorney, so a high level of commitment is required. Qualification requirements: A degree in physics/electronics/software (2:1 or above). A consistently strong academic performance in science, maths and English language. A PhD or industrial experience, while not required, would be

CAREERS: Careers Insight Day 25/4/2018

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Deciding which kind of job you want can be difficult, so we're bringing a range of industries together in one event to showcase different career occupations and to highlight the routes that you could take from your degree subject to your new career. Come along to meet representatives working in the following sectors: Creative Charity Environment & Conservation Education & Research Digital Science & Health Be prepared, do a bit of research and bring questions you may like to ask.  Dress is smart/casual. Location: 38 Mappin Street, Workroom 1 Find out more: https://careerconnect.sheffield.ac.uk/leap/event.html?id=3963&service=Careers+Service

YEAR IN INDUSTRY :Bytemark

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Purpose: This is a junior role for an undergraduate student who’s a problem solver, wants an opportunity to develop their communication skills, and is passionate about creating software products that can delight our customers. YORK BASED £18,500 PER ANNUM Main Responsibilities: • Assisting back-end development team with their projects, taking some responsibility for smaller sections of projects. • Assisting front-end development team to develop customer facing apps with emphasis on customer usability and good design. You will be required to work independently but will have strong support available. Key Competencies: • Problem solving skills. • High academic and practical attainment. • Good interpersonal skills. • Good communication skills. • Keen to learn new skills/try new ways of working. Desirable Experience: • Software development experience in a programming language suitable for commercial applications (generally use Ruby and Go, but will accept experience in