Opportunities

Learning Support Tutor and SI Applications

Are you a CMU student who loves teaching and collaborating with your peers? If so, then we invite you to apply for a student staff position at the Student Academic Success Center. We are now accepting applications for Academic Coaches,  Peer Tutors, and Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders.

Check out the hiring page for more information and to apply. Ideal candidates for both roles are self-motivated and comfortable with both the content and working in small and large groups, and thrive off of encouraging others to succeed.

The application closes on February 18th

Deloitte Case Competition

We are excited to announce that 2026 Deloitte Consulting Undergraduate Case Competition will be held on February 11 – February 13, 2025.

In this competition, teams of four undergraduate students (freshmen or sophomores) will work together to gain hands-on consulting experience and meet Deloitte Consulting professionals.

Top teams will be awarded prizes. The winning team will be invited to attend the National Competition at Deloitte University and will be competing against other top schools from across the country.

We are pleased to invite your organization to apply for participation in this competition. Applications are due Friday, January 23, 2026 by 5pm ET and decision notifications will be made no later than Tuesday, February 3, 2026.

Steps for students to apply:

1. Form a team of four undergraduate students (freshmen or sophomores) that meet the application requirements found on Handshake. Diverse backgrounds are encouraged, but no prior experience is required.

2.  Each team member should submit an application online by 5pm ET Friday January 23, 2026.

3. Designate one student to submit their team application to local campus recruiters (Maddy Whittemore – mwhittemore@deloitte.com) via email by 5pm ET Friday, January 23rd, 2026. The below information will be required for the team application:

Team Name

Team Member Names & Personal Emails

PDF Copy of each Team Member’s Resume

100 words or less answers to the following questions:

How will your team benefit from participating in this case competition?

What unique perspectives will your team bring to this competition through your collaboration?

Competition Schedule:

• Wednesday, February 11 | Competition kick-off on campus

• Thursday, February 12| Working sessions with your team

• Friday, February 13 | Final presentation on campus

Questions? Email CMUCaseCompetition@deloitte.com

Olitsky Programs - February Programming for Students

Anti-Networking Networking Event - Undergraduate Students Only

Where connections happen… accidentally. Traditional networking can feel like a performance. This event is a low‑pressure space to meet people, swap experiences, and grow your network without any of the usual awkwardness. No business cards. No icebreaker games. No expectations. Just chill activities, optional conversation prompts, and plenty of room to connect naturally. Whether you’re introverted, neurodivergent, socially selective, or just allergic to traditional networking, this is your space to build real connections on your own terms. Come for the vibes. Stay because you accidentally expanded your network.

• When: February 19th, 5pm-7pm

• Where: Danforth Lounge, CUC

• How: Registration is limited. You MUST meet with Amy Tavares or Julie Jurich in order to attend. Schedule a meeting via Handshake (Career Center →Schedule an Appointment → Required Pre‑Event Appointments for Low‑Pressure Connection Events → Anti-Networking Networking Event).

Peer Connect Gathering

Peer Connect Gatherings are a monthly meetup group for CMU students and alumni to share insights, build connections, and support each other’s professional growth. Sessions are tailored to participants’ interests, welcome all neurotypes and communication styles, and focus on practical strategies that build a shared professional toolkit. Open to anyone seeking inclusive, low-pressure career development.

• Want to learn communication strategies across communication styles? Join our virtual Peer Connect Gathering: Communication in the Workplace: Connecting Across Communication Styles

  • February 5th, 6:30pm ET, Register Here

Professional Power Hours

1-hour block of time dedicated to working on your professional goals.

• Virtual or In-Person (West Wing, 2nd Floor, CPDC Advising Center)

• Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 4pm-5pm

• Schedule and Zoom link here

1:1 Coaching

In addition to working with your career consultant, you can meet with Amy to develop executive function strategies for the workplace, set and make progress on your professional goals, and/or discuss workplace disclosure & accommodations.

• Undergraduate students: Handshake

• Graduate students: email Amy atavares@andrew.cmu.edu

Reidy Career Center Spring Events

International Student Job Search: Persistence & Career Success Alumni Panel - Tuesday February 17, 2026

State & Local Government Week - February 2 to 6, 2026 This week will feature a keynote address, alumni panel, employer info sessions and more.

Mastering Your Career: Strategies for Return Offers, Negotiation, and Evaluation - Spring Edition - Friday March 13, 2026

*All events are 12:30-1:30pm unless otherwise noted.

Alpha Kappa Psi Recruitment

Alpha Kappa Psi is CMU’s premier professional fraternity. Our members range widely in professional and academic interests, from aspiring consultants to future bankers. Our goal is to promote the development of leaders in their respective industries while focusing on pillars of service, brotherhood, and unity. We encourage all who are interested to follow our Instagram @cmuakpsi!

In the next few weeks, we will be holding a variety of events for prospective new members, including information sessions, professional workshops, networking opportunities, and much more. You can sign up for recruitment and check out our events at tinyurl.com/akpsiS26. We hope to see you at these events!

Join CMU Moon Miners 

Moon Miners is CMU's official team competing in NASA's Lunabotics 2026 competition. We're currently recruiting students across multiple subteams, including Web Development (under Outreach), Software, and other technical and non-technical roles. I was wondering if you might be willing to help us share our recruitment information with students in the IS community who may be interested.

Outreach members focus on software and web development, professional communication, recruiting infrastructure, and sponsor-facing documentation. The team builds and maintains external-facing systems such as the team website and contributes to the STEM Industry Plan, a major NASA deliverable that impacts the overall competition score. No prior robotics experience is required, and the role is well suited for students interested in web development, software tooling, or technical communication.

For reference, the student application form can be found here

If you have any questions or want more info, reach out to hongtenc@andrew.cmu.edu

ProdHacks 2026

CMU's Business Technology Group (CMUBTG) is hosting a Product Hackathon, ProdHacks, from February 15th-22nd! Participants work in teams to improve a consumer product, with multiple industry and domain options available (ex: Machine Learning). Throughout the week, teams will meet sponsors, from YC founders to companies like Amazon, during recruitment sessions and info sessions, pitch their solution to judges, and win cash prizes!

Applications are accepted for teams and individuals now at ProdHacks.com until February 13th

HCI Add. Major/Minor Info Session

When: Tuesday, Feb 3 | 5 - 6:30pm

Where: 4401 Gates-Hillman Centers (Rashid Auditorium)

Learn more about the HCI Add. Major/Minor program with Haiyi Zhu, Director of HCI Undergraduate Programs, during this info session! This is open to all undergraduate students interested in applying to our programs.

The field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is devoted to the design, implementation, and evaluation of interactive computer-based services and applications.

• Slides will be available online later next week for those unable to attend

• The application for the HCI Additional Major and HCI Minor will open February 4, 2026

• Application will close March 13, 2026

• for more details: https://www.hcii.cmu.edu/academics/hci-undergrad/additional-major-hci/admissions

lan J. Perlis Fun Lecture in Computer Science

When: Thursday, Feb 5 | 4:30pm

Where: 4401 Gates-Hillman Centers (Rashid Auditorium)

Please join us for our next SCS Distinguished Lecture.

Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica, a scientific computing platform used by thousands of engineers and scientists worldwide. He is the CEO of Wolfram Research, a software and technology consulting company that serves industry, government, and academia. Wolfram holds a PhD in physics from the California Institute of Technology and is a MacArthur Fellow. He last visited CMU over 30 years ago.

Questions? scs-dls@cs.cmu.edu

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