PaRaBaL is an Industry Leader in the Field of Mobile Device Security and Mobile Application Development. It is located in the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Research Park in Catonsville, MD.

Customer-Focused Software Technician 

UMBCworks ID 9255473
InTTENSITY Software Developer   

UMBCworks ID9255474
Mobile Software Analysis and Designer  

 UMBCworks ID 9255475

Apply today with your Approved Resume thourgh UMBCworks.

More about PaRaBaL:

 In early 2011 PaRaBaL was awarded a contract from a US Government Agency to develop and teach an iOS security specialist training course, making PaRaBaL the first com pany to be awarded a US Government iOS security training contract. PaRaBaL has gone on to expand its expertise in the field of mobile security to cover Android security training, mobile application development and mobile device management. With this pedigree, PaRaBaL is uniquely suited to take on tough research tasks in computer related cyber activities.

June 2-7:        CSULB

June 8-29:      Hawai’i

This experience is designed to provide a truly unique research and educational opportunity for undergraduate students through active participation in data collection and analysis in support of ongoing research by scientists at CSULB and  the University of Hawaii.

GRAM research is conducted at two scales:  local site and broader landscape.  The summer research experience emphasizes the use of geospatial techniques to aid hypothesis-driven geospatially based natural resource and archaeological research and mapping that will result in improvements in the monitoring and analysis of environmental processes on Kaua`i.  The natural resource-focused research contributes to improved understanding of long-term changes in vegetation cover dynamics, natural hazards, non-point source pollution, and surface/groundwater quality.  The archaeological research improves our understanding of settlement chronology and resource utilization prior to European contact.  An important practical goal is to assist NTBG with baseline studies and monitoring protocols to assess the effectiveness of ecological restoration and cultural preservation activities.

Monday, Feb. 4 at 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. in Acad IV-A 114

Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Acad IV-A 114

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, in Greenbelt, MD (20 minutes south of UMBC), offers a wide array of valuable, paid internships for Undergraduates in the summer.  Please see the attached flyers. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: while the end date for applications is in March, Goddard is doing a FIRST CUT by Jan 30, so the good jobs will all be taken then.  PLEASE APPLY BY JAN 30!!

FLYERS:

Internships at Goddard

One Stop Shopping Initiative (OSSI) Information

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, in Greenbelt, MD (20 minutes south of UMBC), offers a wide array of valuable, paid internships for Undergraduates in the summer.  Please see the attached flyers. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: while the end date for applications is in March, Goddard is doing a FIRST CUT by Jan 30, so the good jobs will all be taken then.  PLEASE APPLY BY JAN 30!!

FLYERS:

Internships at Goddard

One Stop Shopping Initiative (OSSI) Information

This week the UMBC chess program will field a team in the 2012 Pan-American Intercollegiate Team Chess Championship which will take place December 27-30 in Princeton, NJ.

The UMBC team is shown here along with GM Sam Palatnik (Chess Program Associate Director), Alan Sherman (Chess Program Director and Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering) and  NM Igor Epshteyn (Chess Program Coach). The current team lineup includes Giorgi Margvelashvili (Captain), Niclas Huschenbeth, Sasha Kaplan, Nazi Paikidze and alternates Sabina Foisor and Adithya Balasubramanian.

The Pan-Am tournament has been held annually since 1946 and determines the top university chess team in the Americas. UMBC's chess team has competed in the tounament since 1990 and won or tied for first place nine times, a record unmatched by any other college chess team. The top four U.S. schools in the Pan-Am will advance to the President’s Cup, the Final Four of College Chess which will take place in early April in Herndon, Virginia. The Final Four which was started in 2001 determines the top U.S. college team. UMBC's chess team has won the Final Four a record six times.

Live commentary featuring GM Ronen Har-Zvi will be broadcast on the Web at livestream and results and pairings will be posted regularly on the tournament website.

The fall 2012 edition of The Center for Women in Technology newsletter, CWIT Update, is available on our website. Take a few minutes to read about all of the exciting things happening in the CWIT community.

2013 Research Experience for
Undergraduates* *(REU) Program in Computational Sensing and Medical
Robotics* at The Johns Hopkins University in the Computer Integrated
Surgical Systems and Technology Engineering Research Center (CISST
ERC) / Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics (LCSR).

The
REU program is an intensive ten-week program of laboratory research
and instruction. In the program, each REU student receives hands-on
laboratory research experience under guidance from faculty and
graduate student mentors. The students will also receive classes on
ethics in research and technical communication. The students will have
the opportunity to tour a local government laboratory and a private
company. *The students will be provided housing and a stipend of
$4,500 for the 10-week period will be paid.*

I would greatly appreciate, if you can pass on to your students the
promotional flyer that I am sending with this communication. The
deadline to apply is February 1, 2013. Your students can access our
online application in the following link: - lcsr.jhu.edu/Education/REU
<https://www.lcsr.jhu.edu/Education/REU> around December 15, 2012.

I have also attached the flyer for the “Summer Research Expeditions”
program at Johns Hopkins. The website for this program is available at
cs.jhu.edu/sre <http://cs.jhu.edu/sre>

If your students have any questions, they can reach me at 410-516-6841 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 410-516-6841 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
or email me at asampath@jhu.edu <mailto:asampath@jhu.edu>

Thank you very much.

Sincerely,

Anita Sampath

Sr. Academic Program Coordinator

CISST ERC/LCSR