Ctr for Advising & Career Srvs

Join CIA Recruiters as they will provide resume and interview tips for navigating the numerous CIA positions offered at CIA.gov. Bring your laptop and resumes, and come prepared with specific questions on how to improve your professional presence!
*All CIA positions require US citizenship

Recruiting Session:
Find out more about working for the CIA. Directorates represented will most likely include Open Source, Operations (Clandestine Service), and Analytical.

Simulation:
Take part in a simulation of open source intelligence analysis with CIA representatives! Students will be posed real-world problems related to nonproliferation, counter-terrorism and global issues. Bring your computer to fully participate in the simulation!

Office Hours:
CIA representatives will be available to answer your questions one-on-one. RSVP in Zócalo is required.

Join CIA Recruiters as they provide resume and interview tips. Bring your laptop and resumes, and come prepared with specific questions on how to improve your professional presence!

Office Hours:
CIA representatives will be available to answer your questions one-on-one. RSVP in Zócalo is required.

Cedric Vezinet, Director of Engineering, LanguageLine Translation Solutions will share his career path from being a translator to a technologist.

Location: McCone Irvine Auditorium.

Join Scott Webb as he discusses the CRS International Development Fellows Program and learn how you can join the over 30 MIIS alumni who have served CRS in this program. MIIS has been represented in this program annually since 2009 - let’s keep the streak alive!

Please RSVP for this event in Handshake to receive the Zoom link! https://middlebury.joinhandshake.com/events/586087

Join CSA’s Director of Recruitment, Jonathan Ball, as he discusses how CSA can help you, the Independent school marketplace, and how to put your best foot forward as a candidate (inside tips and tricks for your resume).

Jay Yonamine (MIDD ‘07), Head of Data Science Ops, and Quality, Global Patents with Google, will highlight what a data scientist does, skills that are important to the role, and how advanced degrees play into this career path. Discussion includes role of Data Ethics in this space.

Daisy Zhou (MIDD ‘12), Co-Founding Partner at Interpretable AI, will discuss the importance of interpretability and fairness of machine learning methods in real-world settings.
-Introduction of cutting-edge research (Optimal Decision Trees) pioneered by her co-founders at MIT; bridging the gap between interpretability and performance.
-See interpretability in action with real-world analytics cases that Interpretable AI has worked on in finance and medicine.

Join Chiara Fornasero (WhatsApp), Julian Muller (Facebook), and Raffaella Buschiazzo (Salesforce) as they discuss the future of localization. Topics include:
-The direction of the localization industry
-The role of globalization
-The impact of AI and MT
-Where do MIIS students, as future industry professionals, fit into this story
-Q&A

RSVP to this event in Handshake to get the Zoom link: https://app.joinhandshake.com/events/483833

Boren Fellowships are awards that combine language study with any or all of the following: academic study; internships; and/or graduate-level research relevant to your degree. These awards provide unique funding opportunities for U.S. graduate students to study in world regions critical to U.S. interests. Boren Fellows must be U.S.