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CAREER FAIR MAP 2015 CAREER FAIR BOOTHS OPEN: Wednesday: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM Friday: 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM CAREER FAIR MAP 2015 CAREER FAIR BOOTHS OPEN: Wednesday: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM Friday: 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM @WalmartLabs | Walmart Technology 906 Cimpress 1012 3M Company 339 Cisco Systems, Inc 421 AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships 1404 Civis Analytics 702 ABI Programs T22 Columbia University 631 ABI Local T23 Coursera 1420 Accenture Inc 812 CRA-W S14 ACM / ACM-W S13 Credit Suisse 1006 Addepar 1302 TheCube 639 Airbnb 901 D E Shaw Research 130 Amazon 511 Dartmouth College 110 American Express 213 Dell 501 Andreessen Horowitz 1207 Deloitte 1002 Anita Borg Institute 741 Deutsche Bank 1004 AOL 827 Dev Bootcamp 1137 AppDynamics 1300 Dignity Health 907 Appirio 124 Diversity in Action S16 Apple Inc 1221 Dropbox 500 Arizona State University 413 Duke University, Department of Computer Science 809 AT&T 531 eBay 701 athenahealth inc 607 EMC Corporation 201 Atlassian 924 EngageEngineering org 1306 Autodesk, Inc 505 Ericsson Inc 300 Avanade 1120 ESPN 611 Bank of America Corporation 307 Facebook, Inc 200 Best Buy 821 FactSet Research Systems Inc 405 Black Girls CODE 941 Fast Enterprises, LLC 1239 BlackRock 340 Feminist Hack T21 Bloomberg 203 Fidelity Investments 333 BloomReach 341 FireEye 939 BNY Mellon 733 Flatiron Health 1336 Booking com 308 FreeBSD Foundation 432 Box 1000 Gap Inc 238 Braintree 131 GE Software 330 Brocade 238 George Washington University, Department of Brown University, Department of Computer Science 705 Computer Science 139 CA Technologies 915 Georgia Tech College of Computing 1400 Cablevision Systems Corporation 124 GHC Open Source Community S20 Caltech 806 Girls Who Code 1308 Capital One 621 GoDaddy 431 Carnegie Mellon University 1422 Goldman Sachs 1131 Center for Open Science 941 Google 221 Cerner Corporation 1138 Groupon 704 Chartboost 1300 HackerRank 1239 2 CAREER FAIR BOOTHS OPEN: Wednesday: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM Friday: 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM Harris Corporation 132 Nationwide 931 Harvey Mudd College 231 NCWIT 128 Hasso Plattner Institute 407 NetApp 512 Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) 1101 NetSuite 312 HubSpot, Inc 1302 Neustar 229 IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) 728 New York University 1008 IEEE Computer Society S19 Northeastern University College of Computer and Intel Corporation 301 Information Science 1412 Internet Society ISOC S18 Northern Kentucky University 138 Intuit, Inc 1213 Northrop Grumman Corporation 1237 Iowa State University 1440 Norwegian University of Science & Technology (NTNU) 1340 IU-School of Informatics and Computing 123 Nutanix 1420 J P Morgan 428 NVIDIA 338 Jane Street 241 Oak Ridge National Laboratory 1428 The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Oakland University 1038 Laboratory 1432 Opower 339 Johnson & Johnson 727 Optimizely 240 Juniper Networks, Inc 1200 Oracle 700 Knewton 340 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory 1430 LadyEng 1241 Palantir Technologies 120 Lean In CS&E Circles S17 Palo Alto Networks 1230 LGS Innovations 1241 Pandora 310 Liberty Mutual Insurance 904 PayPal 401 LinkedIn 313 Penn Engineering 807 LivingSocial 1237 Penn State College of Information Lockheed Martin Corporation 113 Sciences & Technology 306 Macys com 220 Pinterest 1014 MailChimp 304 Premier, Inc 239 Marketo 507 Princeton University SEAS 633 MarkLogic Corporation 130 Prudential 800 MasterCard Worldwide 600 Purdue University 1201 Masters of Engineering Management Program PURE Storage 939 Consortium 1414 PwC 415 Michigan State University 506 Qualcomm 900 Microsoft Corporation 921 Quora 913 MIT Lincoln Laboratory 1426 Rackspace 1001 MongoDB, Inc 241 Raytheon 909 Montana State University 828 Red Hat 826 Morgan Stanley 926 Rice University 802 Mylan 604 Rochester Institute of Technology 140 National Association of Women MBAs T25 Rosetta Commons S15 National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 126 Salesforce com 920 National Security Agency 440 Samsung Research America 226 3 CAREER FAIR BOOTHS OPEN: Wednesday: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM Friday: 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM Santa Clara University 139 University of Texas - Austin, Department of SAP 338 Computer Science 1010 Sears Holdings Corporation 438 University of Texas - Dallas 504 Sequoia Capital/Instacart 1338 University of Virginia, Department of she++ T24 Computer Science 1040 Slack Technologies 207 US Navy 1304 Spiceworks 1436 USAA 230 Spotify 606 USC 1100 Square 825 Vanguard 1436 State Farm 726 Verizon 329 Stevens Institute of Technology 1306 ViaSat, Inc 224 Stripe 240 Villanova University 1232 SurveyMonkey 132 Visa 1231 Symantec Corporation 830 The Walt Disney Company 713 T Rowe Price 1039 Washington University 125 Tableau Software 1039 Xilinx 239 Target 627 Yahoo 831 Teradata 328 Yelp 121 Texas A&M University, Zayo Group 1304 Department of Computer Science 805 ZenPayroll 108 Thomson Reuters Corporation 813 ThoughtWorks, Inc 1031 Thumbtack 1338 Time Inc 630 Travelers 804 TripAdvisor 114 Tufts University 140 Twitter 801 Two Sigma Investments 601 Ubuntu 341 UMass Amherst College of Information and Computer Sciences 1440 United States Patent and Trademark Office T26 University of California - Berkeley 731 University of California - Irvine 1102 University of California - Los Angeles, Computer Science Department 1205 University of Colorado - Boulder, Department of Computer Science 211 University of Houston, Department of Computer Science 1406 University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign, Department of Computer Science 141 University of Kentucky 1340 University of Maryland, Baltimore County 112 University of Michigan School of Information 141 University of Michigan, Division of Computer Science & Engineering 127 University of Nebraska - Omaha 1438 University of North Texas 1438 University of Pittsburgh, Department of Computer Science and School of Information Sciences 233 University of Rochester 209 4 George R. Brown Convention Center Career Fair Exhibit Halls A-B TOWN HALL 1 TOWN HALL 2 C 12 C 6 C 11 C 5 S 16 S 20 T 24 C 10 C 4 S 15 S 19 T 23 T 27 C 9 C 3 Interview S 14 S 18 T 22 T 26 C 8 C 2 Booths ABI S 13 S 17 C 7 Communities C 1 T 21 T 25 Strategic Alliances Community Lounge Nonprofits 20’ 20’ Booths Tabletops GHC Lounge GHC Lounge 20’ 20’ GHC Cyber Center 30’ Lunchtime Table Topics 1344 1244 GHC Cyber Center Poster Session General Seating Anita Borg Institute Food Court 30’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 30’ Relaxation 1440 1340 1241 1040 941 GHC Lounge TheCube GHC 20’ 440 341 340 241 240 141 140 Lounge 20’ 741 20’ Speaker Corner sponsored by 1438 1338 1239 Dev Bootcam 1138 1039 1038 939 839 639 439 438 339 338 239 238 139 138 30’ 1436 1336 1237 1137 5 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 1432 1232 733 633 20’ 432 333 233 132 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 30’ 1430 1231 1230 1131 1031 931 831 830 731 631 630 531 431 330 231 230 131 130 1428 828 728 428 329 328 229 128 40’ 40’ 1426 926 827 826 727 726 627 226 127 126 30’ 30’ 40’ 924 825 224 125 124 40’ 40’ 40’ 30’ 30’ 1422 30’ 123 20’ 1420 1221 1120 921 920 821 621 421 221 220 121 120 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ 20’ Charging 1414 20’ 1014 915 415 20’ 114 20’ 20’ Lounge sponsored by 30’ 1412 1213 1012 913 813 812 713 ESPN 512 413 313 312 213 113 112 30’ 1010 611 511 310 211 110 20’ 1308 1008 909 809 308 209 108 20’ 1406 1306 1207 1006 907 906 807 806 707 607 606 507 506 407 307 306 207 40’ 1404 1304 1205 1004 904 805 804 705 704 604 505 504 405 304 20’ 30’ 30’ 30’ 1302 1102 1002 802 702 20’ 203 1400 1300 1201 1200 1101 1100 1001 1000 901 900 801 800 701 700 601 600 501 500 401 301 300 201 200 Interview Lunchtime Table Topics Booths General Seating Food Court REGISTRATION EXHIBIT HALL EXHIBIT HALL EXHIBIT HALL ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE INTERVIEW BOOTHS OPEN: Wednesday: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM Friday: 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM @WalmartLabs | Walmart Technology A1938 Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) A1708 Accenture Inc A1523 IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) A1813 Airbnb A1529, A1531, A1533 Intel Corporation A1501, A1503, A1505, A1507 Amazon A1525 Intuit, Inc A1726, A1728, A1730, A1732, A1734 American Express A1701 J P Morgan A1821 Andreessen Horowitz A1823 Johnson & Johnson A1707 AOL A1628 Juniper Networks, Inc A1838 Apple Inc A1750, A1752, A1754, A1756, A1849, A1850, Liberty Mutual Insurance A1705 A1851, A1852 A1853, A1854, A1855, A1856, LinkedIn A2039, A2041, A2043 A1949, A1950, A1951, A1952 A1953, A1954, Lockheed Martin Corporation A1638, A1640, A1642, A1644 A1955, A1956, A2049, A2051, A2053, A2055 Macys com A1539 AT&T A1651 MailChimp A1629 athenahealth inc A1839 Marketo A1751 Atlassian A1749 MasterCard Worldwide A1654, A1656 Autodesk, Inc A1725 Microsoft Corporation A1939, A1941, A1943 Avanade A1521 A1840, A1842, A1844 Bank of America Corporation A1513, A1515 MIT Lincoln Laboratory A1902 Best Buy A1815 Montana State University A1639 Bloomberg A1733 Morgan Stanley A1650 BNY Mellon A1537 Mylan A1641 Booking com A1803 Nationwide A1630, A1632, A1634 Box A1633 NCWIT A1603 Braintree A1653 NetApp A1604 CA Technologies A1722 NetSuite A1637 Capital One A1914, A1916, A2013 New York University A1555 Carnegie Mellon University A1729 Oracle A1621 Cimpress A1942 Palantir Technologies A1613 Cisco Systems, Inc A1904, A1906, A1908, A2001, Palo Alto Networks A1721 A2003, A2005, A2007 Pandora A1801 Civis Analytics A1727 PayPal A1814, A1816 Credit Suisse A1807 Pinterest A1802 Dell A1724 Prudential A1605 Deloitte A1723 Purdue University A1626 Deutsche Bank A1905 PwC A1527 Dignity Health A1606 Qualcomm A2037 Dropbox A1614, A1616, A1713, A1715 Quora A1737 eBay A1549, A1551 Rackspace A1937 EMC Corporation A1607 Raytheon A1901 Ericsson Inc A1714, A1716
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