Student Employment and Internships

• Part time positions from 2-30 hours/week are available through the department of Mathematics. Paper graders in math courses ranging from MATH 010 Intermediate Algebra to 600 level math courses, rates of pay vary depending on the level. Apply for on and off-campus positions! See their job description for more information, qualifications, and application details!

• The KDD Lab has multiple research positions open for undergraduate students for research projects in applied artificial intelligence/machine learning research. The position will involve doing research in reinforcement learning (RL), in which an agent learns a policy through interacting with its environment. The position description gives more information and qualifications - visit for application details.

• The best tutors are students who have a passion for the content and learning in general, succeed academically, and are open to diverse ideas and practices. If you have a B or greater in the course you wish to tutor for and a GPA of 3.0 or greater, check out the job description for more information and apply.

• K-State Athletics Student Athlete Success is looking for qualified, energetic, and committed content tutors for Fall 2023!! Qualifications include a 3.0 GPA, knowledge in the subject area, and certain availability. See the job description for more information and to apply.

Detail Technical Student Office Math Dept.

• For undergraduate students who are interested in detailed minutia of office work: detailed work such as proofing, filing, checking correspondences for errors, composing individualized correspondences, and merging letters for grading and scholarship offers. This position maintains records for recruitment, retention and assessment. Students in this position will work on computers, databases, spreadsheets, form letters, marketing designs and a ton of scanning and some filing. We are looking for someone interested in exploring and automating data mining projects (software, lead guidance and a little technical help provided as you learn and create data mining tools for us). English proofing and critical thinking skills are another area we could use help in as well as marketing design skills. If you have any one of the above abilities and would like to learn more, please contact us. 10 hour min/max requirement, flexible to your academic schedule. A log of projects completed and other duties as assigned must be kept each day. A pay rate of $7.25 Per hour and Minimum GPA of 3.3. Contact ugmath@math.ksu.edu for more information and to apply, or visit Handshake.

Undergraduate Student Software Developer

• The advanced Learning and Teaching in Computer Science Lab (ALT+CS) is seeking motivated and talented student software developers to join our team and sisstant in the development of intructional tools. As a student software developer, you will work alongside experienced developers to build scalable and robust software applications that enable effective and engaging learning experiences K-12 and post-secondary students. Pay range $15-20 Per hour. Contact nhbean@ksu.edu for more information and to apply, or visit Handshake.

• The Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD) Lab is seeking applications for a Administrative Assistant. Responsibilites include: scheduling of meetings, talks, research papers for discussion, preperation of manuscripts, preperation of grant proposal documents. This is a paid position. For more information visit Handshake.

• Fort Lewis is searching for a full-time, nine-month, tenure-track Assistant Professor position in the Department of Physics and Engineering. The primary responsibility is to teach upper and lower-division undergraduate courses related to Computer/Electrical Engineering and CS. Application materials received by February 26, 2023, will receive full consideration. The position will remain open until filled, see the posting for application details.

• The successful candidate has a research background in cybersecurity and play a role in starting their federally funded Cybersecurity Center and Cybersecurity curriculum development. See the job posting for more information and application details.

• The Computer Science Program at Florida State University Panama City is actively seeking applicants for a non-tenure-track, teaching faculty position. Candidates with interest and experience in teaching a broad range of undergraduate CS courses should visit the job posting for more information, qualifications, and application details.

• At Ivy, we're on a mission to unify all Machine Learning (ML) frameworks in a single interface. We are looking for talented developers to work with us to expand our ML libraries into new and exciting areas. More details can be found in this PDF which further explains the role. Applicants should apply at: https://deep-ivy-ltd.breezy.hr/

• CS at the Rochester Institute of Technology invites applications for full-time tenure-track assistant professor positions in all areas of computer science. Successful applicants are expected to contribute to the scholarship of the department and college through externally funded research and through teaching and mentoring of students. Please see the job posting for more information.