CS|Source Student Career Fair Resources

_{CS|Source Spring 2024 Career Fair}

The 2024 Spring Career Fair will be held on Monday, February 12, 1:00 PM-6:00 PM in Commonwealth Ballroom, Squires. Onsite registration is required for admission.

See List of Companies to review company profiles. Download your resume to Handshake and the CS Job Hub.

Schedule of Events

Sunday, February 11: Employer Information Sessions

Each information session lasts 50 minutes.

10 AM Employer Name (location)

11 AM Employer Name (location)

12 PM Employer Name (location)

1 PM Employer Name (location)

2 PM Employer Name (location)

3 PM Employer Name (location)

4 PM Employer Name (location)

Monday, February 12: Career Fair

Undergraduate Majors and Minors in Computer Science

Onsite Registration Opens at 12:30 PM / Closes at 5:30 PM
Doors Open at 1:00 PM / Close at 5:30 PM

Current Graduate Students in Computer Science & Computer Science Alumni

Onsite Registration Opens at 2:30 PM / Closes at 5:30 PM
Doors Open at 3:00 PM / Close at 5:30 PM

CPE/CMDA Students

Onsite Registration Opens at 3:30 PM / Closes at 5:30 PM
Doors Open at 4:00 PM / Close at 5:30 PM

No new registrations will be taken after 5:30 PM.

Tuesday, February 13: Interview Day

By employer invitation only (Smith Career Center)

Tips from Recruiters

Research employers. Recruiters are impressed with students who have done their homework and know something about their company. Visit employer websites and check for any recent news articles. One of the top complaints from recruiters is a student who walks up and says, "What does your company do?"
Update your resume. Ask your CS advisor or Career and Professional Development to review. Remember to take your resume to each event you attend.
Prepare your elevator pitch. Ask your CS advisor or Career and Professional Development for advice.
Dress professionally. Make a good first impression.
Practice active listening.
Ask questions. Take a prepared list.
Expect to apply online. A recruiter at the career fair may ask you to apply online to be officially considered for an interview. That's standard procedure, but your in-person contact with them is still important.