October 22, 2026

NVIDIA: Robotics Tech Day @ UW – 11/16, 10:00 a.m. (RSVP by 11/9)

Please join us in this exciting opportunity brought to us by NVIDIA! NVIDIA will be hosting a Robotics Day at UW on November 16th, designed to support graduate students, postdocs, and researchers working on robotics and physical AI. The day will include an overview of NVIDIA’s Physical AI platforms, a hands-on lab with GPU compute,…


October 21, 2026

CTL: UW Distinguished Teaching Awards – nominate by 11/12

The UW Distinguished Teaching Awards celebrate outstanding teaching and are among the university’s highest forms of recognition for instruction. Nominations are currently open and will close on November 12, 2026. Excellence in Teaching Awards celebrate the outstanding contributions of a graduate student instructor or TA to student learning. Distinguished Teaching Awards honor individual faculty members…


UW IEEE/HKN: Merch Design Contest – submit ideas by 11/9

We are hosting our annual Merch Design Contest for all ECE students! Submit your best designs to represent our community and win a $25 Amazon Gift Card. The winning design will be used on the ECE Department Merch for the 2026-2027 school year!! #braggingrights Other designs may be used on stickers that will be available…


October 20, 2026

TIGS: Navigating the Hidden Curriculum of Graduate School – 11/5, 4:00 p.m.

Navigating the Hidden Curriculum of Graduate School: Making the Invisible, Visible A Thriving in Graduate School Series Event (TIGS) Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, 4 – 5:30 p.m. (PST) via Zoom Register: https://apply.grad.uw.edu/register/TIGS_AQ26    This online session will introduce the concept of the hidden curriculum (the unspoken and unwritten norms, rules, and expectations) of graduate school. Graduate…


UW Quantum Computing Club Guest Lecture: Nate Gostin – 10/30, 4:00 p.m.

UW Quantum Computing Club Guest Lecture Featured Guest Nate Gostin Physicist at IonQ Lecture Topics Trapped ion hardware and implementation. Career paths and the future. Event Details Date: Friday, October 30 Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Location: PAA 114 Host UW Quantum Computing Club


TikTok: Explore Data Careers – 10/27, TBD

Curious about how data and research drive innovation at TikTok? Join our Data team on October 27 to meet our technical professionals, explore research-focused career opportunities, and learn how your expertise can make an impact. University of Washington  Designed for PhD students in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Statistics, Data Science, and related fields. SUBMIT YOUR…


CC@E: Immediate Internship Opportunity – Posted 10/20

Advancement sent this internship opportunity that has an immediate opening: https://heartstream.avature.net/careersmarketplace/JobDetail/System-Test-Engineer-Intern-Bothell-Washington-United-States/184 They are looking for folks interested in medical devices and tech. This is located in Bothell on-site, however. Please distribute as you see fit.  If your students want help applying, they can schedule an appointment with us or come to our Wednesday drop-ins (1-3pm…


CSUN: Two tenure-track faculty opportunities – apply by 11/29

Two tenure-track faculty opportunities in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at California State University, Northridge (CSUN), in Los Angeles, California. The positions are in the areas of integrated circuits and systems and cyber-physical systems. We are seeking promising candidates who are committed to teaching, conducting research, and mentoring a diverse student population. CSUN…


October 19, 2026

WE Rise: Inspire and Empower Seminars – 11/12, 4:30 p.m.

A co-curricular program within the College of Engineering, WE Rise (formerly WiSE) has supported and empowered generations of women/womxn pursuing engineering degrees. Founded by Dr. Suzanne Brainard (1945-2026), the Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) program hosted its first Graduate Student Brown Bag Lunch, creating a space for connection, mentorship, and support among our women/womxn…


WE Rise: WE Connect Mentor Night – 11/5, 4:30 p.m.

A co-curricular program within the College of Engineering, WE Rise (formerly WiSE) has supported and empowered generations of women/womxn pursuing engineering degrees. Founded by Dr. Suzanne Brainard (1945-2026), the Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) program hosted its first Graduate Student Brown Bag Lunch, creating a space for connection, mentorship, and support among our women/womxn…


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