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Tennessee Tech computer science major Franklin Doane did! After attending the Employer Expo his freshman year, he was hired for a summer internship at DEVCOM Aviation and Missile Center. “Just because you have no work experience doesn’t mean you can’t get an internship,” he said. “Employers love to see enthusiasm and potential and people who are excited to get into the workforce.” Tech’s comput...

Tennessee Tech senior computer science major Logan Bolton interned with Logan Aluminum, where he gained experience in manufacturing automation. His advice on interacting with employers at a career fair is this: “The biggest thing that got me hired was showing enthusiasm. If you’re passionate about something, convey that to the people who are hiring.” Tech’s computer science majors have opportun...

Tennessee Tech senior computer science major Tyce Henderson interned with UltiMachine, where he had the opportunity to work on various aspects of robotics development. His advice to fellow students regarding time management and prioritizing which employers to visit at a career fair is to review the companies that will be present as well as a map of the venue: “Before the career fair, I make a l...

Tennessee Tech’s Kaylee Miller, a junior computer science major, enjoyed a summer internship at Transcard as a quality assurance business analyst. Her advice to classmates before going to a career fair is to find out what companies will be present and learn about them: “Research the companies you’re interested in so that you’ll have something to say in conversation with employers.” Tech’s compu...

When Tennessee Tech University computer science majors approach the end of their studies, they apply all the knowledge and skills they’ve gained over their college career for one assignment - their capstone project. Student teams partner with different organizations for several months on mutually beneficial projects and, just before commencement, showcase their work at the College of Engineerin...

Confidence is key when approaching potential employers at a Tennessee Tech career fair. That’s how Landon Crabtree, a junior Tennessee Tech computer science major from Manchester, snagged an internship as a security engineer with Microsoft, where he spent the summer in Redmond, Wash., implementing security protocols and mutual authentication between internal Azure services. First, he emphasized...

Walking into a room with hundreds of potential employers can be overwhelming - that’s why you need a game plan for a Tennessee Tech career fair. Computer science major Cal Stewart of Athens, Tenn., had an effective game plan when she secured an undergraduate research student internship with Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s High-Performance Computing Clusters Group. First, she looked on Handshake...

Hoping to land an internship or co-op at a Tennessee Tech career fair? Be sure to practice your elevator pitch - that brief, persuasive introductory statement in which you highlight your skills, experiences and career goals to prospective employers. Kashaina Nucum, a junior Tennessee Tech computer science major from Paris, Tenn., with a concentration in data science and artificial intelligence,...

Ezra Cota, a junior Tennessee Tech University computer science major from Loudon, Tenn., has done an internship with Tennessee Valley Authority and two co-ops with Adtran. At TVA, he worked with the technology and innovation department’s IT help desk on data analysis for work tickets and a prototype for a new call system. At Adtran, he was a test engineer with a systems team and, later, wrote C...

Senior computer science major Eddie Gannod of Cookeville, who was hired for a co-op with Adtran in Huntsville, Ala., after meeting company representatives at a Tennessee Tech University career fair, advises students to wear their nicest professional outfit to make a great first impression. “It doesn’t have to be super formal, but it should look nice,” he said. While at Adtran, Eddie worked on s...

Nathanael Newton, a junior Tennessee Tech University computer science major from Knoxville, landed his one-year co-op with EOSYS Group in Nashville after attending a Tech career fair. As part of the digital transformation team at EOSYS, he built websites that connected operations technology data to the information technology network of client companies. He said the career fair helped him get th...

Dr. Amani Altarawneh - one of nine new faculty members in Tennessee Tech’s Department of Computer Science - teaches data structures and analysis of algorithms. She was drawn to Tennessee Tech’s reputation for strong computer science programs and vibrant academic community. “I’m particularly excited about engaging with students, sharing knowledge and contributing to their growth and success in t...

Benjamin Burchfield is one of nine new faculty members in Tennessee Tech's Department of Computer Science! He isn’t new to Tech. Before joining us, he worked in Information Technology Services as assistant director of enterprise application systems. Now that he's a lecturer, he teaches DevOps. Burchfield is also a graduate of Tech, having received a master of business administration degree in 2...

Tennessee Tech University’s Dr. Mir Pritom - one of nine new faculty members who joined the Department of Computer Science - teaches software and system security. He is interested in cybersecurity research, particularly in applying interpretable and trustworthy artificial intelligence to enhance trust, transparency and reliability of current and future cyber defense systems. He also enjoys pred...

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