Hope your second week is going well!
Kind Regards,
Sam Lanning
Secretary
1. Jazz Society is looking for an
IT Officer
The Oxford University Jazz Society is looking for an IT Officer
to deal with the website, mailing list and any IT-related things.
If you are interested in potentially doing this, send an email
over to jazz.society@studentclubs.ox.ac.uk.
2. Sofmor (Social Learning Platform) is
looking for a Back End Developer
Hi
I'm Managing Director of Sofmor, a unique and exciting social learning platform aimed at uni/college students - we tend to explain it best as facebook meets blackboard/moodle- and we're after a back-end developer/CTO + co-founder. We've already gathered interest from investors, educators and students alike who can't wait to see a prototype. The lead engineer at Facebook London, whom I had the pleasure of meeting recently described our product as exciting and fulfilling a real need facing students/learners the world over.
Our team so far consists of myself ( Economics grad Uni of York 2011) - I'm the business/creative lead, a Web Designer (3rd year UCL Computer Science), and an experienced front-end developer (worked with leading organisations such as GSK, Allianz, Aegon). Now we're after our final missing piece - an experienced back-end web developer (technical requirements available at sofmor.com/bewd/
I'd be grateful if you could pass on this email to anyone you think might be interested - in return we're not only offering equity but a salary as well - plus the potential rewards are massive - a similar site in America recently raised $5m.
All the best,
Jay Shah
Managing Director @ Sofmor
3. Sanctuary Search are recruiting for Bank
of England
Hi,
Do you have an active and demonstrable interest in technology? Does working for the central bank within financial services motivate you? Sanctuary Search has been charged with finding top graduate talent to join the IT grad-scheme of the Bank of England.
Company: The Bank of England
Industry: Financial Services/Regulation
Position: IT Analyst Graduate Training Programme
Location: London
Salary: £29K
How to apply: please send us your CV: students@sanctuarysearch.com quoting ANT
If you have a developed interest in IT and you want exposure to all parts of the UK’s central bank, then this rotational scheme is for you. The peerless technical and financial training will set you up for a successful career in IT, and the rotations will give you a holistic understanding of how the organisation works. There will be opportunities within many areas including application development, infrastructure technology, service management and the central technology office. After your rotations you can choose the area you wish to have a role in.
The Bank of England, which is undergoing enormous political change, is looking for those people who want to play a central role in designing and implementing the IT and systems that underpin the whole banking industry. You would be part of a bank with a very strong sense of organisation and public service, with constant visibility in the international media.
Candidates from any degree background can apply, but you must have a demonstrable and active interest in technology.
If this is you, write to us at students@sanctuarysearch.com without delay and send us your CV quoting ANT and we’ll get your application started. No cover letter required, and please do not apply direct to Bank of England as we would be unable to provide you with our unrivalled support and preparation to ensure you are successful. We will log your application for you. This is a free service.
Regards,
The Sanctuary Search Team