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Learn how to solve vehicle routing problems within mail processing and distribution centers in this IE Decision Systems Engineering Fall 2019 Seminar Series talk hosted by Assistant Professor Feng Ju.
Determining the long-term requirements for powered industrial vehicles within mail processing and distribution centers
Presented by Jonathan F. Bard, University of Texas, Austin
Friday, September 20, 2019
Noon
Brickyard (BYENG) 510, Tempe campus [map]
Goldman Sachs wants to chat about what you’re into, and where you see yourself.
At Goldman Sachs, we believe who you are makes you better at what you do. For us, it’s all about bringing together people who are curious, collaborative and have the drive to make things possible for our clients and communities.
Our engineering teams, comprised of our Technology Division and global strategist groups, build solutions to some of the most complex problems in the industry. From automated trading to managing data, risk analysis to safeguarding information and promoting environmental sustainability, our commitment to best-in-class technology provides Goldman Sachs with a competitive edge.
Interested? We’d love to meet you – join us at our upcoming events to meet us and learn more about the opportunities we offer.
USPS is now accepting applications for the Operations Industrial Engineer (OIE) Program.
What is the OIE Program? During the two-year onboarding program individuals will gain experience with all areas of USPS operations. You will have opportunities to lead projects, obtain a Lean Six Sigma belt certification, and utilize AutoCAD, Minitab and other software while facilitating continuous improvement. In this position you can directly apply industrial engineering and continuous improvement principles to drive process improvement, improve service and reduce costs in mail processing, delivery, and customer service operations.
Khalifa University in Abu Dubi is offering the Khalifa University International Graduate Scholarship Program (KUIGSP), a scholarship which provides fully funded opportunities for students in the STEM fields to complete their master’s degree or doctoral degree.
Peer Mentors support students’ student, connect students to others in the online community and with other Fulton Schools resources!
Do you want to help your peers? Consider applying to be an Online Peer Mentor!
Search “on-campus jobs” on the student employment website for 55238BR to apply and learn more.
Sign up for one of our upcoming focus groups. Pizza is on us.
First-year student focus group
Thursday, September 26, 2019
Noon–1 p.m.
Engineering Center G (ECG) 114, Tempe campus [map]
Sign up to participate!
First-year student focus group
Monday, October 21, 2019
Noon–1 p.m.
Engineering Center G (ECG) 114, Tempe campus [map]
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First-year student focus group
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Noon–1 p.m.
Engineering Center G (ECG) 114, Tempe campus [map]
Sign up to participate!
The Fall Fulton Schools Career Fairs are next week! Make sure you’re ready.
Polytechnic campus students: Prepare for career fair at the Polytechnic Career Fair Cram Session.
View the full Fall 2019 Career Fair prep schedule
Check out the Fulton Schools Career Center website for presentations, example résumés and videos, then schedule your personal career advising appointment with a Fulton Schools Career Center coach via Handshake.
Check Handshake frequently for career fairs, company information sessions, presentations and events.
Don’t forget to Download the Career Fair Plus App (iOS or Android) for employer information and navigating their location at the event.
Volunteer at the Polytechnic campus and Tempe campus Fulton Schools Career Fairs and get early access into the fair!
It’s not “all work and no play” at the Fulton Schools! In addition to your academic activities, we hope you’ll also take some time to have fun. We make sure our freshmen get a spirited start to their Fulton Schools journey with E2, but the fun doesn’t stop there. And if you hadn’t noticed already, on Fridays, we wear gold. Make sure you’re a part of these traditions!
The peer review is in: The ASEE Best Entrepreneurially-Minded Innovation Card Competition has not one, not two, but five winners this year, and three are from ASU!
