The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering encourages students from all backgrounds to pursue research opportunities with the Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative (FURI), Master’s Opportunity for Research in Engineering (MORE), and Grand Challenges Scholars Program (GCSP). Learn how to build a competitive research application by attending the Fulton Schools Research Resource Fair and hearing from these resources:

• Current FURI/MORE faculty mentors and doctoral students: Hear directly from faculty on current research opportunities and lab expectations/culture.
• Fulton Schools Career Center: Build a strong resume/CV to submit to prospective faculty mentors.
• ASU Engineering/STEM Librarian: Learn about library resources including how to prepare literature reviews and research questions.
• ASU Writing Center: Receive tips on crafting a strong personal statement.
• Current FURI/MORE students: Hear from students on their research experience, from the application phase to working in their research lab.
• Fulton Schools Business Office Staff: Learn about general purchasing procedures to create a supply budget request.

Attending the Fair will give you all the tools you need to submit a competitive application ahead of the Spring 2023 FURI and MORE deadline: Wednesday, October 19, 2022.

Fulton Schools Research Resource Fair
Thursday, September 29, 2022
11 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
Engineering Center G (ECG) Student Center, Tempe campus [map]

W. L. Gore & Associates is hiring for all engineering positions, especially industrial engineers during the fall recruiting season. Gore is looking for talented, hands-on individuals who have demonstrated the initiative to apply engineering fundamentals and successfully navigate ambiguity to solve problems and deliver results.

Apply for the following positions on Handshake by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, October 31, 2022:

Industrial Engineering
All Graduate Engineering Positions

Download the flyer.

Undergraduate and graduate students: Save the date for the ASU School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning Career Navigator event for career presentations and a career fair.

Hear lively commentary by local professionals who pursue careers related to geography, GIS or urban planning about their experiences and how students can become ideal candidates for their industry of interest. More than 50 companies will be represented, including Arizona State Climate Office, Esri, Norris Design and Maricopa County.

SGSUP Career Navigator
Tuesday, October 25, 2022
1:30–2:30 p.m.: Career presentations
3–5 p.m.: Career fair
Memorial Union (MU) 220 and 221, Tempe campus [map]

Philanthropic initiative Schmidt Futures bets early on exceptional people making the world better with the highly selective Technologists for Global Transformation program.

The Technologists for Global Transformation program will consist of technologists in two specific tracks that reflect in-demand skill sets in the tech and impact ecosystem.

These are the engineering track and the product track, with a focus on service delivery in nonprofits and government. Over the course of two years, technologists will rotate among a range of impact projects, operating with ownership and autonomy while learning from mentors at Schmidt Futures, other Schmidt Family-related organizations and external partners.

This is a unique opportunity for graduating seniors and early career technologists to use their technical skills to address the most pressing social challenges.

Apply by Monday, October 3, 2022, for the Technologists for Global Transformation program engineering track and the product track.

The Digital Pathology Analyst (DPA) is responsible for developing digital pathology workflows, supporting and executing a number of commercial and research operations to help achieve CND’s commitment to high quality and scientific excellence. As a key member of the Pathology Department, the DPA will perform technical functions for whole slide scanning, including the routine operation and troubleshooting of the whole slide scanner(s), retrieval of glass slides to be digitized, QC by visual inspection of the generated whole slide images (WSI), selection of regions of interest, and prescreening of scanned images prior to pathology review.

In collaboration with pathologists and R&D scientists, the DPA will also design, develop, validate, and implement quantitative image analysis/artificial intelligence solutions and algorithms for digital interpretation of immunofluorescence slides for current and emerging neurodiganostics biomarkers at CND.

Learn more and apply through Handshake today!

EnKoat is a rapidly growing young startup in the construction industry working in the field of advanced materials based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Named in the 2020 “50toWatch” list by the Clean Tech Group,” EnKoat is poised to make a significant impact in the construction industry by developing thermal management solutions via innovative material design to decarbonize the built environment.

The company is looking for a talented hands-on contributor to handle the role of a materials characterization intern. EnKoat has lab spaces in Tempe, Arizona, where the candidate will be expected to work in person. They are currently seeking candidates working on a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, material science, engineering or a closely related field with one to two years of experience working in a laboratory environment. U.S. work authorization is required, but they will be accepting OPT/CPT candidates. For more information and details, see the application link below.

Apply through Handshake by Friday, September 30, 2022

Raytheon Technologies will be on campus with hiring teams from both the Collins Aerospace and Raytheon Missile and Defense business units to speak with individuals interested in working in the defense and aerospace industry for full-time positions and summer internships.

Are you a graduating Fulton Schools student in an ABET-accredited engineering or a computer science program? If so, please consider participating in the Fall 2022 Professional Ethics Induction Ceremony!

Order of the Engineer and Pledge of the Computing Professional are rite-of-passage ceremonies for students graduating in engineering and computing sciences programs. Both ceremonies promote and recognize the ethical and moral behavior of graduates as they transition from a student to a working professional.

Fall 2022 Professional Ethics Induction Ceremony
Tuesday, November 15, 2022
Check-in and refreshments: 5:30–6:30 p.m.
Program begins: 6:30 p.m.
Memorial Union (MU) Alumni Room 202, Tempe campus [map]
Register to participate — seats are limited!

Registration fees:
Order of the Engineer —$15
Pledge of the Computing — $15
Both associations — $20

The closest parking is in the Apache Blvd Parking Garage.

Download the flyer.

The ASU Staff Council Sustainability Committee is hosting a book exchange at the Memorial Union. Bring a wrapped book with five keywords and the author written on the wrapping to exchange for a surprising new find!

Book Exchange
Wednesday, October 5, 2022
11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Memorial Union (MU) 248, Tempe campus [map]

The Innovative Vector Solutions Lab develops novel arthropod vector trapping and control devices to collect and repel mosquitoes of medical importance (vectors of diseases such as Dengue, Chikungunya, Zika and Malaria).

The lab is currently recruiting undergraduate students to join our lab to continue the development of our rotating mosquito trap, which collects mosquitoes at programmable times. There is the option to do a Barrett honors thesis.

Motivated students with a background in mechanical or electrical engineering and with expertise in one of the following areas are welcome to apply:

• 3D CAD modeling and design.
• Designing circuits and micro-controller programming.
• Physics.

For more information contact Ndey Bassin Jobe at njobe@asu.edu.