[JOB OPP] Amazon.com

Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 11:50:12 -0500
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A number of Swatties work at Amazon.

--cfk


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Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 03:40:35 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Please forward to job-opps [Amazon.com]
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Hi Dr. Kelemen,
	Can you please post the following job opportunity from Amazon.com?
Amazon is currently seeking students for full-time as well as internship
positions. They also hire international students. Amazon.com is located in
Seattle, WA. If any students would like to know more about the type of
people Amazon is seeking, what groups are involved in building Amazon, or
work at Amazon in general, they can feel free to e-mail me at:
kim185@ecn.purdue.edu

Regards,
Suor Kim '02


WANTED: BRILLIANT SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS.
Amazon.com is looking to hire talented, motivated fulltime Software
Development Engineers.  Must be willing to: make history; design and
write code to deliver millions of personalized web pages--in only
milliseconds each; use your statistical prowess to make sense of
terabytes of data; devise artificial intelligence to sort emails from
millions of customers; build a mathematical model to optimize an
automated distribution center; build the systems to secure and
deliver the next generation of fully digital goods.

These are only a few of the things you can do at Amazon.com. You'll
work alongside some of the world's brightest minds in software,
building the premiere software platform for ecommerce. You'll invent
ground-breaking solutions to brand-new problems. At Amazon, your
ideas are valued, and your code can make a difference for over 35
million customers making more than $3 billion in purchases.

If you love to design and write code, we'd love to talk to you.
Amazon.com is looking for Computer Science or Computer Engineering
students with creative ideas working on cool projects to join our
Seattle team.  Please submit your resume to Mary Kerns,
kerns@amazon.com, and refer to www.amazon.com/college for more
information.

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Charles F. Kelemen, Professor of Computer Science
Edward Hicks Magill Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science
Swarthmore College 
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Swarthmore, PA  19081 
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