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UIC PAVILION Fair Guide Employer Information and Map Inside >>> Visit Us at Table #41 Thursday, September 27, 2018 10 am to 2 pm UIC PAVILION Fair Guide employer information and map inside >>> Visit us at table #41 Visit us at table #74 Indicates employers that provide opportunities for international students FT: Full-Time, PT: Part-Time, INT: Employer # Majors * Internship A Safe Haven 75 No FT: Case Manager, Case Aide, Volunteer Coordinator All Majors Health Informatics; Health Information Management; Business Operations; Business Statistics; Information and Decision Sciences; Chemical Engineering; Industrial AbbVie 152 No INT: 2019 Experiential Internship Program - Supply Chain Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Mathematics; Mathematics and Information Sciences for Industry; Statistics and Operations Research Africa Global Chamber of 59 inquire at table Commerce Business Administration; Business Operations; AHP Servicing LLC 94 No FT: Loan Servicing Specialist, INT: IT Operations Intern Information and Decision Sciences; Management; Management Information Systems; Real Estate FT: Customer Care Representative, Supporting Benefits & Alight Solutions 131 No All Majors HR Services FT: Foster Care Case Specialist, Therapist, Case Specialist, Unit Coordinator, Youth Care Worker/Mental Health Specialist, Special Education Teacher/LBS1, Teacher Allendale 26 Yes Aide/Paraprofessional, Registered Nurse, Therapeutic All Majors Association Recreational Specialist, Career & Technical Education Job Coach III, Post-Doctoral Resident - Outpatient/Therapeutic Day School Allstate Insurance 82 No Ft: Sales Professional All Majors Company ALSAC/St. Jude Children's 30 Yes Paid Spring Intern All Business Administration ; All Liberal Arts & Sciences Research Hospital Business Administration; Entrepreneurship; American Brain 125 INT: Social Media Internship Special Event Internship Management; Marketing; Communication; Public Tumor Association Administration American Visit our booth and career center page to view current Academy of 97 No All Majors opportunities. pediatrics American Access FT: Claims Adjuster, Application Developer, Insurance 81 Yes All Majors Casualty Company Customer Service Representative, Sales Disability and Human Development; Disability Studies; Health Informatics; Health Information Management; Educational Psychology; Literacy, Language and Culture; Measurement, Evaluation, Statistics, and American Assessment; Policy Studies in Urban Exploration; Urban Education Institutes for 1 Yes inquire at table Leadership; Youth Development; Computer Engineering; Computer Research Science; Labor Markets and Workforce Development; Mathematics; Mathematics and Information Sciences for Industry; Statistics and Operations Research; Healthcare Administration; Public Health; Public Administration; Urban and Public Affairs; Urban Planning and Policy Information and Decision Sciences; Management Information Systems; Computer Engineering; Computer FT: Java Developer, .NET Developer, SQL Developer, Front Science; Electrical and Computer Engineering; Electrical Antra, Inc 127 Yes End Developer Engineering; Engineering Management; Mathematics; Mathematics and Information Sciences for Industry; Statistics and Operations Research All Business Administration ; Mathematics; Mathematics Aon 54 No inquire at table and Information Sciences for Industry; Healthcare Administration; Public Health Art Institute of 78 No inquire at table All Majors Chicago Accounting; Business Administration; Finance; FT: Sales Trainee Program Credit Analyst Trainee Program Information and Decision Sciences; Management Associated Bank 91 No Corporate Trainee Program Corporate Technology Trainee Information Systems; Marketing; Real Estate; Computer Program, INT: Corporate Internship Engineering; Computer Science; Mathematics and Information Sciences for Industry; Real Estate AUSL-Chicago 143 No FT: Resident Teacher; Various school based roles All Majors Teacher Residency INT: 1-Accounting Intern 2-Brand Management Intern 3- Digital Marketing Intern 4-eCom/ Category Development Barilla America 47 Yes Nutrition; All Business Administration Intern 5-HR Intern 6-Supply Chain Intern 7-Research and Development Intern BigTime Software, FT: Customer Success Agent, Customer Support Agent, 34 No All Majors Inc. Sales Agent, Development Agent Blue Plate Catering 38 No PT: Event Server, Event Supervisor, Event Prep Cook All Majors BMO Harris Bank 49 No inquire at table All Business Administration FT: Community Specialist, Fitness Coordinator, Facility Maintenance Team, PT: Community Specialist, Facility Brooklyn Boulders 5 No All Majors Maintenance Team, Youth Belay Staff, Climbing Instructor, Operations Team Camelot Illinois 142 No FT: & INT: Camelot Business Associate All Majors Client Services Specialist Pre-Fulfillment Specialist Records CareerBuilder Analyst Drug Testing Coordinator Verification Specialist Employment 102 No All Majors Account Manager Process Improvement Analyst RPA Screening Analyst Software Architect Software Developer FT: Sales Coach Inventory Coach Master Technician Service CARLOTZ 111 No All Majors Writer, PT: Sales Coach Inventory Coach, INT: Sales Coach Carole Robertson FT: Infant Toddler Teacher Early Childhood Education Center for 141 No Teacher PEL Certified Teacher Bilingual Spanish Teacher Early Childhood Education; Elementary Education Learning Assistant, PT: Bilingual Spanish School Age Teacher Central Intelligence 70, FT: Intelligence Officer INT: Undergraduate and Graduate No All Majors Agency - 2 tables 71 Internships Chicago Commons FT: Teacher Assistant Type 04 Teacher Home Care Aides Early Childhood Education; Healthcare Administration; 140 No Association Home Care Supervisor Education Diverse Learner Coach Social Work Chicago Police 18 Yes Police Officers All Majors Department Chicago Public FT: Teachers: SPED, Bilingual, Bil/SPED, ECE/SPED, 22 Yes All Majors Schools ECE/Bil, Math, Science, PE, Art, Music, PT: ECE, BIL, ESL Chicago Transit 69 Yes inquire at table All Majors Authority Christel House 144 Yes FT : Teacher, Apprentice Teacher INT: Apprentice Teacher All Majors Schools City of Elgin - 2 16, Yes inquire at table All Majors tables 17 City Year AmeriCorps Member (Mid Year); City Year City Year 65 No All Majors AmeriCorps Member (Full Year) College Possible 112 No AmeriCorps & VISTA All Majors Business Operations; Information and Decision Sciences; Management Information Systems; Computer FT: Developer, SAP Application - ABAP Programmer SAP Engineering; Computer Science; Electrical and Functional Analyst – Production Planning / QM SAP CommScope 37 No Computer Engineering; Industrial Engineering and Functional Analyst – Logistics Execution – Warehouse Operation Research; Mathematics and Information Management Sciences for Industry; Statistics and Operations Research Community FT: Speech Language Pathologist; Early, Childhood, Early Childhood Education; Elementary Education; Consolidated 145 No Elementary, Middle School, ESL, Special Education, and Social Work School District 46 Bilingual Teachers; School Psychologist Conagra Brands 154 No INT: Information Assurance Analyst Intern Computer Engineering; Computer Science All Business Administration ; Civil Engineering; Computer Engineering; Computer Science; Electrical Continental 98 No inquire at table and Computer Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Automotive Engineering Management; Engineering Physics; Materials Engineering; Mechanical Engineering Council of INT: Web Designer, International Marketing & Social Media International 62 Yes Coordinator, International Recruiter, Grand Writing & Fund All Majors Programs Raising Coordinator, All Business Administration ; Accounting; Business Creeden & FT: Professional Development Program, Customer Support Administration; Business Operations; Finance; 92 Yes Associates Specialist INT: Marketing Programmer Developer Management; Marketing; Communication; Economics; English; History; Political Science Crystal Equation FT: IT Technical Recruiter INT: Talent Sourcer Corporation 48 No All Business Administration Business Administration; Finance; Management Internships in: Business Technology (IT), Process Information Systems; Bioengineering; Chemical Engineering, MES Engineering, Microbiology, QC Method CSL Behring 160 Yes Engineering; Computer Science; Industrial Engineering; Development, Research and Development, QA Validation, Mechanical Engineering; Biochemistry; Biological Finance, and B30 Engineering. Sciences; Chemistry Graphic Design; All Business Administration ; All Engineering; African American Studies; Ancient Greek; Ancient Latin; Asian Studies; Classical Languages and Literatures; Communication; Criminology, Law, and Justice; Economics; English; French; Gender and Women's Studies; Geography; Germanic Studies; Hispanic Studies; History; International Studies; Italian; Jewish Studies; Labor Markets and Workforce Development; Latin American CUNA Mutual 4 Yes Various - inquire at table and Latino Studies; Law and Society; Linguistics; Lithuanian Studies; Group Mathematics; Mathematics and Information Sciences for Industry; Native American Studies; Philosophy; Polish; Political Science; Psychology; Real Estate; Russian; Slavic Languages and Literatures; Slavic Studies; Sociology; Spanish; Spanish-Economics; Statistics and Operations Research; Public Administration; Urban and Public Affairs; Urban Planning and Policy FT: Accountant; Child Welfare Specialist; Child Protection Accounting; Early Childhood Education; Criminology, DCFS 73 No Specialist; Day Care Licensing Representative; Public Law, and Justice; Psychology;
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