Welcome to the P&G Smart Lab. This is where “what if” meets reality. We’re building an inspiring space for explorers, thinkers and makers where we can work together to improve the future of home life around the world. Procter & Gamble is best known by our different brands. It’s likely you’ve used a few of our brands already today – Swiffer, Old Spice, Tampax, Always, Olay, Charmin, Bounty, Gillette, Tide, Gain, Cascade, Pepto Bismol, Dayquil, among many others. We impact about 5 billion – yes, you read that right – lives on a regular basis. Just because we have a lot of big-name brands doesn’t mean we think we know everything. Honestly, there is still a lot to be learned about consumer behaviors and practices. And this is where you come in. We are building a place where we can ask some pretty interesting questions about consumer behaviors, habits, and practices. Our work in the Smart Lab is breaking boundaries in the consumer behavior space. We’re using sensors and smart devices to study what people actually do. Think about it – would you remember how many sheets of toilet paper you used last Thursday? Most people wouldn’t. That’s why we’re doing things a little differently. Ultimately, we want to impact and improve people’s lives. And what better way than by understanding what they do and how they act? As a student at the P&G Smart Lab, your time will be divided into two parts – 70% of your weekly time will be driving core business work. We have some pretty interesting projects that we will be working on. The other 30% of your time will be your own. We expect you to spend this time learning, exploring, ideating, innovating, and working on projects that YOU think will be good for us to do. We’re building a team – this isn’t just a solo gig. Sure, we all appreciate our deep focus work time, and we’ll make sure you can have that time. But we also collaborate and need to be good at communicating well with each other. Industrial Design Student Everything we do needs to come with a consumer focus in mind. We need someone who can help us with digital and industrial design. This might be designing the structure of a new smart device. Or it might be helping us build some internal digital assets like videos or presentations. Everything needs to be done with the audience in mind – whether that be an executive in the company or someone in one of our studies. Another thing we’ll need your help with is building a design-focused culture in the Smart Lab. We’re building a center of excellence around empathic research, so you’ll be really well suited for this job if you have the following skills: You are comfortable with the Adobe Creative Suite – or at least comfortable enough to be able to learn what you don’t know Have used tools like Cinema 4d, Blender, Catia Surfacing, Class A Surfacing, Generative Design, Maya, MudBox or ZBrush, SolidWorks, or 3DS Max for designing products or packages Have an eye for consumer-focus in your design work You can teach people about empathic research, consumer-focus, or design thinking You won’t hesitate to speak out in defense of the end user of whatever you’re helping design You know how to ask the right questions in our research – and you know how to help us find answers to those questions Apply through Handshake: https://illinois.joinhandshake.com/jobs/2992889

Welcome to the P&G Smart Lab. This is where “what if” meets reality. We’re building an inspiring space for explorers, thinkers and makers where we can work together to improve the future of home life around the world. Procter & Gamble is best known by our different brands. It’s likely you’ve used a few of our brands already today – Swiffer, Old Spice, Tampax, Always, Olay, Charmin, Bounty, Gillette, Tide, Gain, Cascade, Pepto Bismol, Dayquil, among many others. We impact about 5 billion – yes, you read that right – lives on a regular basis. Just because we have a lot of big-name brands doesn’t mean we think we know everything. Honestly, there is still a lot to be learned about consumer behaviors and practices. And this is where you come in. We are building a place where we can ask some pretty interesting questions about consumer behaviors, habits, and practices. Our work in the Smart Lab is breaking boundaries in the consumer behavior space. We’re using sensors and smart devices to study what people actually do. Think about it – would you remember how many sheets of toilet paper you used last Thursday? Most people wouldn’t. That’s why we’re doing things a little differently. Ultimately, we want to impact and improve people’s lives. And what better way than by understanding what they do and how they act? As a student at the P&G Smart Lab, your time will be divided into two parts – 70% of your weekly time will be driving core business work. We have some pretty interesting projects that we will be working on. The other 30% of your time will be your own. We expect you to spend this time learning, exploring, ideating, innovating, and working on projects that YOU think will be good for us to do. We’re building a team – this isn’t just a solo gig. Sure, we all appreciate our deep focus work time, and we’ll make sure you can have that time. But we also collaborate and need to be good at communicating well with each other. Electrical Engineering Student We’re looking for an ECE student to lead the work with our smart device design, prototyping, repairs, and management. This is not some theoretical thought experiment. We’re breaking things apart and building new measurement tools. You’ll have to do a little bit of everything – from prototyping new devices to fixing and repairing our existing devices. We have some fun toys in our lab, so if you’re interested in playing – let us know! You will be a pretty good fit for this job if you have the following skills and abilities: You’re comfortable soldering components You know what a PCB is, and you’re not scared to design one (2-layer or 4-layer) – this will include a functional knowledge of C or C++ You have the background in Applied Math – at least enough to be able to process load calculations, solve voltage divider equations, etc. Know Ohms law and understand the use of basic components: resistors, capacitors, inductors, transformers, relays, diodes, etc. You understand filters, both passive and active, including poles and zeroes You have a strong attention to detail and you’re pretty organized You know what you know and you know what you don’t – you’re not afraid to ask for questions if you don’t know something, and you will take the lead when you do know something You can think outside the box when it comes to electrical components and pieces – you’re not afraid to experiment, but you also know how to put things together You can test a new board or circuit without it going up in smoke You can build a functioning prototype with both analog and/or digital sensors – this will include writing the code to be able to interpret the raw telemetry in a meaningful way Apply through Handshake: https://illinois.joinhandshake.com/jobs/2992904

Welcome to the P&G Smart Lab. This is where “what if” meets reality. We’re building an inspiring space for explorers, thinkers and makers where we can work together to improve the future of home life around the world. Procter & Gamble is best known by our different brands. It’s likely you’ve used a few of our brands already today – Swiffer, Old Spice, Tampax, Always, Olay, Charmin, Bounty, Gillette, Tide, Gain, Cascade, Pepto Bismol, Dayquil, among many others. We impact about 5 billion – yes, you read that right – lives on a regular basis. Just because we have a lot of big-name brands doesn’t mean we think we know everything. Honestly, there is still a lot to be learned about consumer behaviors and practices. And this is where you come in. We are building a place where we can ask some pretty interesting questions about consumer behaviors, habits, and practices. Our work in the Smart Lab is breaking boundaries in the consumer behavior space. We’re using sensors and smart devices to study what people actually do. Think about it – would you remember how many sheets of toilet paper you used last Thursday? Most people wouldn’t. That’s why we’re doing things a little differently. Ultimately, we want to impact and improve people’s lives. And what better way than by understanding what they do and how they act? As a student at the P&G Smart Lab, your time will be divided into two parts – 70% of your weekly time will be driving core business work. We have some pretty interesting projects that we will be working on. The other 30% of your time will be your own. We expect you to spend this time learning, exploring, ideating, innovating, and working on projects that YOU think will be good for us to do. We’re building a team – this isn’t just a solo gig. Sure, we all appreciate our deep focus work time, and we’ll make sure you can have that time. But we also collaborate and need to be good at communicating well with each other. Data Science Student Our projects involve data. All kinds of it. We’re building models and algorithms that help us go from raw device telemetry to true insights about behaviors. This involves handling data, cleaning it, and putting it into a usable format. It means knowing how to deal with data streams, cloud computing, and APIs. We might want to do edge calculations, so you would have to be comfortable doing some machine learning, workflow design, and be able to work in Jupyter notebooks (Python). It would be good if you had some basic statistical background too, or could at least know what stats to use when. You’ll also need to be able to do some basic database querying (SQL). It would be a huge plus if you had data intuition and could look at a dataset and be able to tell a story from that data. Here are some buzzwords. But, you’ll actually be doing these things – not just talking about them: Machine learning Computer vision Cloud computing API integration Dashboard building Data wrangling App development Software engineering Data visualization Apply through Handshake: https://illinois.joinhandshake.com/jobs/2992879

Corteva AgriscienceTMis seeking a student for a fall internship within our global Data Science and Informatics group to work on data science projects for discovery of new agricultural molecules. We are aggressively building Big Data and Predictive Analytics capabilities to deliver improved services to our customers. The candidate selected for this position will be working at our research site at the University of Illinois Research Park at Champaign, IL. Title:  Remote Sensing Data Science Contracted Research Student/Intern Job Description: We are looking for an intern candidate who will play a role in curating datasets, developing and deploying traditional and new machine learning algorithms to remotely sensed data. Ideal intern candidates should possess expertise in Data Science and have familiarity with developing machine learning pipelines for remotely sensed data. The student interns will be working on state-of-the-art methods and will also explore newer approaches for mining diverse and rich datasets. Duties and Responsibilities:  Work closely with other Remote Sensing Data scientists in a dynamic research environment to design and implement sophisticated solutions for agriculture using remotely sensed data. Demonstrate independent and creative thinking by making novel models for analyzing large datasets, and drawing sound scientific conclusions. Participate in review meetings throughout the semester and a final poster/presentation before colleagues and peers. Job Qualifications: Requirements: Internships are available to students that are currently pursuing a Master’s degree or a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Geography, Agronomy or related fields Should understand the basics of remote sensing, machine learning and data visualization. Machine learning experience does not have to be extensive but candidate should be familiar with concepts. Strong programming skills Python (or similar) languages and familiarity with pandas, geopandas, xgboost, multivariate linear regression, geospatial data visualization, scientific plotting, basic statistics Must be able to work full-time (40 hours per week) during the timeframe of May to August 2019. (Summer Semester) and (20 hours per week) all other qualifying semesters. Projects are reviewed toward close of each semester for continuation in to subsequent semesters. Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English are required. Nice-to-have: Experience with AWS and/or High Performance compute clusters Availability beyond summer 2019 as an extension of internship To apply, please send current resume to: Lisa Brooks, lisa.dunganbrooks@corteva.comindicating that you are applying for the Remote Sensing role.