Who We Are

AbbVie (NYSE:ABBV) is a global, research-based biopharmaceutical company formed in 2013 following separation from Abbott Laboratories. The company's mission is to use its expertise, dedicated people and unique approach to innovation to develop and market advanced therapies that address some of the world's most complex and serious diseases. AbbVie employs approximately 25,000 people worldwide and markets medicines in more than 170 countries.

The AbbVie Innovation Center is located in the Research Park at the University of Illinois and provides an opportunity for to students and AbbVie’s Research and Development IT group to collaborate on projects to help advance our science. The Part-Time Student Program is designed for students who are interested in gaining real-life experience in addition to their coursework.

Human Resources Intern

Position Description

Major Responsibilities

• Assist with sourcing, on-boarding, on-going paperwork, and off-boarding of contract resources.

• Coordinate with vendors and AbbVie personnel to schedule interviews and collect feedback on candidates.
• Prepare and submit on-boarding paperwork for hired resources o Track basic information about resources and submit various forms and update lists as needed. o Prepare and submit off-boarding paperwork for released resources

Qualifications

General

• Registered as a full-time student
• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above
• Available 10-15 hours/week during the academic year; 35-40 hours/week during summer semester

Job Specific

• excellent organizational skills
• high attention to detail
• excellent professional communication skills
• ability to collaborate closely with remote resources

To Apply: Submit your resume and cover letter to Masha Trenhaile

More about AbbVie: www.abbvie.com

Wolfram|Alpha is seeking a programming-savvy student or linguist to join our internationalization department to assist with a localization project. We are seeking a native French speaker to join us in our efforts to make Wolfram|Alpha content available in the French language.

This opening for a Technical French Translator is a full time, temporary or intern position and focusses on internal W|A systems requiring technical understanding. CS or CE background, alternatively mathematics or natural science expertise, are preferred.

Requirements:

• Must have technical knowledge of Computer Science/Computer Engineering concepts
• Must be native speaker in the French language
• Wolfram|Alpha experience preferred

Location: Champaign, IL

AA/EOE/Vet/Disabled

Wolfram, creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language, is looking for a razor-sharp, organized, high-energy, tech-savvy individual to start a career in our growing business development team at Wolfram. This position will be a point of contact for global corporate relationships and is responsible for facilitating agreements with key strategic partners. The ideal candidate must have a keen business sense to capture opportunities that are aligned with the overall business and technical goals of Wolfram.

Essential characteristics include a solid interest in and understanding of cutting-edge computer technologies, including mobile, big data, connected devices, cloud technology, and the ability to negotiate and make presentations to executives and senior managers. This is a position for an individual who can work independently to find opportunities and bring them to fruition. This person will manage the partnership projects, planning and coordinating a broad range of development activities involving Wolfram technologies in a partner product.

Skills Required:

• Attention to detail and organization
• Strong communication, organizational, and analytic skills
• Ability to interact with cross-functional teams (for example, user experience, design, web, technical content, quality assurance, support, and product development teams)
• High degree of initiative
• Ability to handle multiple projects and tasks simultaneously
• Bachelors’ degree 

AA/EOE/Vet/Disabled

Wolfram, creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language, has an exciting opportunity available for an intern to join our User Interface team this summer. This is a paid, full-time internship working 40 hours per week.

Our User Interface team develops world-class user interface and graphics-rendering software for many of our systems. We are seeking an intern to review the cutting-edge computer graphics technology of non-photo realistic rendering and implement prototypes with OpenGL and GLSL. 

The ideal candidate will have a clear understanding of the computer graphics pipeline and be familiar with programming in C++, OpenGL and GLSL. Experience working on advanced computer graphics projects is preferred. Some of the User Interface team works remotely, so we are looking for an intern who is responsible, reliable and self-sufficient.

Location: Champaign, Illinois, or remote

AA/EOE/Vet/Disabled

Wolfram, creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language, has an exciting opportunity available for an intern to join our Numerical Computation team this spring. This is a paid, part-time internship working 10–25 hours per week, with the possibility to extend into the summer with full-time hours. 

Our team works on making a wide variety of numerical computations, such as matrix computations, optimization and differential equations, accessible and efficient within the Wolfram Language. The goal of the intern project is to work to make a number of special, efficient algorithms in numerical linear algebra more widely accessible in the system as a whole.

The ideal candidate will have an understanding of numerical linear algebra and error analysis and be proficient at programming in the Wolfram Language. Having used the finite element method is a plus, but not a must. Much of the Numerical Computation team works from remote locations, so we are looking for an intern who is responsible, reliable and self-sufficient.

Location: Champaign, IL, or remote

AA/EOE/Vet/Disabled

Wolfram, creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language, has an exciting opportunity available for an intern to join our Numerics team this spring. This is a paid, part-time internship working 15–25 hours per week, with the possibility to extend into the summer with full-time hours.

Our Numerics team is working on Mathematica's differential equation solver NDSolve and needs the help of an intern for the project. The goal is to develop a proof concept of how to run the Mathematica finite element method on a cluster.

The ideal candidate will have an understanding of linear algebra and be familiar with programming in the Wolfram Language. Having used the finite element method is a plus, but not a must. Much of the Numerics team is remote, so we are looking for an intern who is responsible, reliable and self-sufficient.

Location: Champaign, IL, or remote

AA/EOE/Vet/Disabled

Electrical Reliability Engineer

Starfire Industries LLC has an immediate opening for an electrical engineer with emphasis in reliability to support design, manufacturing, warranty and product lifecycle management. The successful candidate can demonstrate leadership and Design for Reliability processes to our engineering team. Strong documentation skills, ability to work under pressure, effectively communicate results and meet deadlines is a must. Testing experience with microelectronics, dc power electronics, and digital/analog communications is a plus.

Starfire is a leading manufacturer of IMPULSE™ pulsed power modules for thin-film deposition systems and nGen™ compact particle accelerators for neutron generation and imaging. We are a fast-paced, small-company atmosphere with an opportunity to work with an incredible team, contribute to multiple products in development/production and make an impact. Starfire is located in Champaign, IL on the Research Park at the University of Illinois, and recently expanded engineering and production space in 2016. As of January 2017, we have 29 employees.

Job Description

• Champion customer reliability requirements by leading Design for Reliability efforts through all stages of design and development of Starfire’s neutron generators and pulsed dc power supplies
• Assist other engineers with electronic component selection based on derating requirements or applicable derating standards
• Perform electrical reliability assessments, including identification and documentation of appropriate test procedures and operation of test equipment
• Participate in Design Reviews, conduct failure modes, effects and criticality analyses (DFMECA)
• Contribute to the development of product warranty terms with reliability test data and predictions

Required Skills and Experience

• B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Reliability Engineering or related field
• Minimum 5 years’ post-college work experience
• Experience with complex electronic systems reliability modeling and prediction using parts count, part stress or physics of failure methods, such as MIL-HDBK-217
• Electronic component derating ALT, HALT, HASS and HAST test design
• Knowledge of ESS methods for manufacturing

Desired Experience

• Previous experience working in ISO 9001 environment or other regulated industry (Automotive, Aerospace, etc.)
• Experience with RIAC Relex or 217Plus 
• Prior experience working with high-voltage, DC power supplies and pulsed power systems
• Solid microelectronics, power electronics and digital/analog communications knowledge

Applicants must be eligible to obtain security clearance (requires U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Resident status).

To apply visit http://www.starfireindustries.com/careers or email your resume to hr@starfireindustries.com

Applied Research Engineer

Starfire Industries LLC has an immediate opening for a research engineer to support applied R&D for our advanced particle accelerator and thin-film deposition technologies.  The successful candidate will have a proven multi-disciplinary background with strength in at least one of the following areas:

• RF/Microwave Electromagnetic Simulation, Antenna/Cavity Design

• High-Voltage Electronics & Switched-Mode Power Supply Design

The successful candidate will demonstrate strong documentation skills, ability to work under pressure, effectively communicate results, meet deadlines and demonstrate leadership within a diverse team.  Hands-on testing experience with microelectronics, power electronics, and digital/analog communications is a plus.

Starfire is a leading manufacturer of IMPULSE^TM pulsed power modules for thin-film deposition systems and nGen^TM compact particle accelerators for neutron generation and imaging.  We are a fast-paced, small-company atmosphere with an opportunity to work with an incredible team, contribute to multiple products in development/production and make an impact. Starfire is located in Champaign, IL on the Research Park at the University of Illinois, and recently expanded engineering and production space in 2016. As of January 2017, we have 29 employees.

Job Description

• Lead key R&D efforts to support product and system development in ultra-compact particle accelerator and pulsed power systems

• Provide guidance and technical management to an applied engineering team across concurrent projects at different stages of development from early R&D through late-stage prototyping

• Develop research strategies, actively engage in both the laboratory and prototype design and production environment, and support testing and data analysis

• Support the management team with technical reporting, resource allocation and communicating with our customers, suppliers and development partners

• Engage with customers and end-users to better understand their requirements to enable our products to be safer, more effective and add long-term value

• Communicate effectively (oral, written, electronic) including technical mentorship

• Bring positive energy and enthusiasm to every challenge and inspire people to excel and build trust in each other

Required

• Electrical Engineering or related field with education level commensurate with industrial work experience, e.g.:

  • Ph.D. with 2+ year’s industrial work

  • M.S. with 5+ years’ industrial work

  • B.S. with 10+ year’s industrial work

• Solid background in either:

  • RF/Microwave Electromagnetic Simulation, Antenna Design & Fabrication

  • High-Voltage Electronics & Switched-Mode Power Supply Design

• Proven ability to multitask (e.g. handle projects in both R&D prototyping environment and production facility)

Desired

• Experience with DC/DC and AC/DC power electronics and circuit design at kV levels, IGBT power conversion techniques, drivers, PWM control and power circuit modeling

• RF/microwave circuit and antenna design experience and/or 3D electromagnetic simulation experience using COMSOL, CST Studio or HFSS

• Experience with high power tube amplifiers and pulsed RF/microwave circuits

• MCAD design experience to compliment ECAD background

• Previous experience working in ISO 9001 environment or other regulated industry (Automotive, Aerospace, etc.)

• Prior design or testing experience to meet UL, CAS, SEMI, IEC or CE standards

Applicants must be eligible to obtain security clearance (requires U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Resident status). 

To apply visit starfireindustries.com/careers or email your resume to hr@starfireindustries.com

Electronics Production Technician

Starfire Industries LLC has an immediate opening for a production technician to build, test and package electronics systems on our production line.  The successful candidate will have background working with PCB fabrication, including surface-mount reflow and through-hole soldering techniques, and electronics component wiring and assembly.  Strong documentation skills, ability to work under pressure, effectively communicate results and meet deadlines is a must.

Starfire is a leading manufacturer of IMPULSE^TM pulsed power modules for thin-film deposition systems and nGen^TM compact particle accelerators for neutron generation and imaging.  We are a fast-paced, small-company atmosphere with an opportunity to work with an incredible team, contribute to multiple products in development/production and make an impact.  Starfire is located in Champaign, IL on the Research Park at the University of Illinois, and recently expanded engineering and production space in 2016. We currently have 29 employees.

Job Description

• Perform PCB fabrication (SMT/TH), electronics wiring, assembly, integration and packaging.  Support production, customer service and RMA activities as required
• Test, calibrate, troubleshoot (to component level) and repair electronic subassemblies and final assemblies, documenting results of tests and repairs.
• Determine root cause of failures, working within production deadlines and deciding on the best method of repairing for in-house or field service returns.
• Complete tasks and resolve problems in a timely manner without deviation from accepted process.
• Maintain complete and accurate records of all work. Regularly provide data for formal reports and ISO documentation of all work.  Take initiative to communicate work progress with team members.
• Coordinate with documentation personnel to update manuals and procedures as required.

Required

• Minimum of Associate’s Degree in Electronics (or equivalent)
• Preferred 3+ years’ experience working with electronics systems
• Ability to read and interpret both electronic schematics and assembly level drawings
• Ability to work with AC, DC, analog and digital circuits and work with low, medium and high voltage circuits and proficiently use laboratory power supplies, oscilloscopes, meters, etc.

Desired

• Experience with data acquisition (e.g. LabVIEW or other)
• Experience with power electronics and load testing
• Familiarity with microcontrollers, FPGA and control systems
• Comfortable working with voltages above 24V

Applicants must be eligible to obtain security clearance (requires U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Resident status). 

To apply visit starfireindustries.com/careers or email your resume to hr@starfireindustries.com

Engineering Technician

Starfire Industries LLC has an immediate opening for an engineering technician to support evaluation testing and prototype validation.  The successful candidate will have a solid laboratory background and work closely with our engineering team.  Strong documentation skills, ability to work under pressure, effectively communicate results and meet deadlines is a must.  Experience in microelectronics and/or machining and fabrication is a plus.

Starfire is a leading manufacturer of IMPULSE^TM pulsed power modules for thin-film deposition systems and nGen^TM compact particle accelerators for neutron generation and imaging.  We are a fast-paced, small-company atmosphere with an opportunity to work with an incredible team, contribute to multiple products in development/production and make an impact.  Starfire is located in Champaign, IL on the Research Park at the University of Illinois, and recently expanded engineering and production space in 2016. As of January 2017, we have 29 employees.

Job Description

• Support neutron generator and thin-film processing equipment development
• Assist engineering teams on prototype production, evaluation and testing
• Perform component/material selection, fabrication, interfacing and integration
• Perform measurements, acquire data, analyze and interpret
• Communicate effectively (oral, written, electronic)
• Be responsible for equipment maintenance and safety
• Support quality control and reliability with QMS/ISO9001 documentation
• Work on amazing products with disruptive or enabling capability

Required

• B.S. in Engineering or related fields
• Minimum of 2+ years’ post-college work experience
• Experience in:
  • Data acquisition (e.g. LabVIEW or other)
  • Comfortable working with/near radiation-producing equipment
  • Proven ability to multitask (e.g. handle projects in both R&D prototyping environment and production facility)
  • Excellent communications skills and PowerPoint

Desired

• Minimum of 5+ years’ post-college work experience
• Experience in:
  • Microelectronics and signal processing
  • Vacuum systems, electronics and hardware
  • Plasmas, high-voltage and electrical safety

Applicants must be eligible to obtain security clearance (requires U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Resident status). 

To apply visit starfireindustries.com/careers or email your resume to hr@starfireindustries.com

Electrical Design Engineer

Starfire Industries LLC has an immediate opening for an experienced electrical design engineer to support product development, verification and validation.  The successful candidate will have a solid electronics engineering background, familiarity with design principles for manufacturing, testing, cost, reliability, and safety.  Strong documentation skills, ability to work under pressure, effectively communicate results and meet deadlines is a must.  Experience with EDA/ECAD and familiarity with UL, CAS, SEMI, IEC or CE standards is a required.  RF/Microwave circuit, pulsed power and electromagnetic simulation experience a plus.

Starfire is a leading manufacturer of IMPULSE^TM pulsed power modules for thin-film deposition systems and nGen^TM compact particle accelerators for neutron generation and imaging.  We are a fast-paced, small-company atmosphere with an opportunity to work with an incredible team, contribute to multiple products in development/production and make an impact.  Starfire is located in Champaign, IL on the Research Park at the University of Illinois, and recently expanded engineering and production space in 2016. As of January 2017, we have 29 employees.

Job Description

• Design, analyze and develop electronics for current and future product lines in neutron generation and pulsed power systems
• Engage with customers to better understand their requirements to enable our products to be safer, more effective and add long-term value
• Mentor and implement best practices of design for manufacturing, testing, safety, reliability and cost
• Perform component/material selection, fabrication, interfacing and integration
• Assist engineering teams on prototype production, evaluation and testing including data analysis and interpretation
• Support quality control and reliability with QMS/ISO9001 documentation and design reviews
•  Communicate effectively (oral, written, electronic)

Required

• B.S. in Electrical Engineering or related field, M.S. preferred
• Minimum of 5+ years’ post-college EDA/ECAD work experience
• Prior design or testing experience to meet UL, CAS, SEMI, IEC or CE standards
• Experience with circuit design, simulation, analysis and verification and manufacturing preparation
• Proven ability to multitask (e.g. handle projects in both R&D prototyping environment and production facility)

Desired

• Experience with DC/DC and AC/DC power electronics and circuit design at kV levels, IGBT power conversion techniques, drivers, PWM control and power circuit modeling
• RF/microwave circuit and antenna design experience and/or 3D electromagnetic simulation experience using COMSOL, CST Studio or HFSS
• Experience with high power tube amplifiers and pulsed RF/microwave circuits
• MCAD design experience to compliment ECAD background
• Previous experience working in ISO 9001 environment or other regulated industry (Automotive, Aerospace, etc.)

Applicants must be eligible to obtain security clearance (requires U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Resident status). 

To apply visit starfireindustries.com/careers or email your resume to hr@starfireindustries.com

Semester: Spring/Summer/Fall
Start date:  Spring Semester
Location: Research Park - Champaign, IL
Hours: 10-15/week
Paid/Unpaid: Paid

Description: The Bud Lab is looking for a Graphic Design student to work with our Innovation team on various aspects of our Innovation Initiatives. This role will provide design support to Bud Lab, but also to our Global Innovation team. In this role, you'll be required to assist in the below tasks:

• Provide visual design for simple websites, applications, newsletters, training materials and other communication
• Create icons, infographics, web assets
• Provide prototypes of design options
• Become knowledgeable about AB InBev’s brand standards and guidelines
• Work with our communications intern to create marketing materials, aiding in exposure of Bud Lab to the campus community
• Enhance internal Bud Lab web page

Desirable Requirements

• Proficient in Photoshop or Illustrator
• Portfolio demonstrating strong visual design skills for various mediums
• Strong Attention to Detail
• Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously
• Strong written and verbal skills
• Microsoft Office skills (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)

Applications

To apply please submit resume and portfolio to this link.
You may also send an email to request more information brandon.dohman@ab-inbev.com.