| Ethernet Alliance® Launches Internship Program |
Ethernet Alliance® Launches Internship Program
Internship program designed as a networking portal for academic and industry members of the Ethernet
As part of the internship program, the Ethernet Alliance accepts student resumes and makes them available to corporate members via its online database. Corporate members can view and select resumes that best match their internship job opportunities. The internship program is available to Ethernet Alliance members at no cost.
“The Ethernet Alliance internship program is a great opportunity for university students to begin developing key relationships with industry professionals, and for our corporate members to access the best and brightest students from leading universities,” said Brad Booth, chairman of the board and EAUP co-chair, Ethernet Alliance. “As someone who graduated from a cooperative engineering program, I know that today’s university students will have a direct influence on helping shape Ethernet technologies in the years to come.”
“The internship program is the perfect venue for students who are interested in pursuing a career in engineering and who would like to start networking with many of today’s leading industry companies that participate in the IEEE 802® Ethernet ecosystem,” said Stephen Garrison, vice president of marketing, Force10 Networks. “Force10 is proud to join the Ethernet Alliance internship program and looks forward to working with tomorrow’s leaders.”
For more information about the Ethernet Alliance internship program or to enroll in the program, please visit http://www.ethernetalliance.org/university-program/internship-program.html.
About Ethernet Alliance The Ethernet Alliance is dedicated to promoting industry awareness, acceptance, and advancement of technology and products based on existing and emerging IEEE 802® Ethernet standards. The organization’s mission is to accelerate industry adoption and remove barriers to market entry by providing a cohesive, market-responsive industry voice on IEEE 802 Ethernet projects. For more information about the Ethernet Alliance, visit www.ethernetalliance.org.
The EAUP is a global initiative that serves as a forum for universities and educational organizations within the Ethernet Alliance to work directly with industry leaders, acquire practical perspectives of academic theories, and help foster the growth of Ethernet. For more information, visit http://www.ethernetalliance.org/university-program.html. To learn more about the benefits of membership and what it means to be a member of the Ethernet Alliance, visit www.ethernetalliance.org/join.
Catherine Seeds
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