careers

Our program has extremely dedicated industry mentors, many who have been involved with the program for multiple years and who are very experienced. Despite being busy professionals, they are committed to help you as a participant and make a positive

Our program has extremely dedicated industry mentors, many who have been involved with the program for multiple years and who are very experienced professionals. They have a great desire to help students and make a positive difference for them. They

Program's Key Features and Responsibilities In tri-mentoring, with a mentor’s help you work towards specific careers-related goals, meet new friends, gain different career perspectives, and become part of the larger Vancouver tech community. Here’s

Besides working at co-op or summer jobs, here are additional ways you can build your computer science-related skills and experience. Work on problems and challenges posted on websites such as MindSumo, Project Euler and HackerRank. MindSumo is a site

Getting a summer job isn’t just about making money. Ideally, you want to find a job that also builds your career-related experience and develops your transferable and soft skills. Here are some tips to make finding that job easier. (NOTE: A number of

If you have any questions about these positions, please contact jobpostings@cs.ubc.ca Learn how to post a job. If you'd like to publicize your opening to all UBC students and new grads you can post on UBC CareersOnline. All UBC current students and