try Jabil Circuits, I heard they were laying off some paid folks, but
viola, now I see they have programming internships available. I recall,
though, that the skills they wanted were MS-centric.
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 20:57, Josh Tiner wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I was wondering if any of you guys knew of some companies in the Tampa
> Bay area that might could use a Java programming intern. I am on my last
> leg of college (I will have graduated this time next year with a AS in
> Programming) and would like to start getting my feet wet with some "real
> world" stuff and other professional developers. It doesn't necessarily
> have to be a paid internship, I'm pretty much taken care of in that
> regard, although a few bucks wouldn't hurt.
>
> I really enjoy writing Java code and hope to make a career out of it
> someday...but like a whole lot of other people in this "doom and gloom"
> economy I just don't know if that is going to work out. A lot of people
> these days are graduating and winding up going to blue collar jobs,
> skill-less jobs, and there are even some people with degrees running
> around out there bussing tables even after graduation!
>
> So if there are any SLUG'gers out there that might know a company (or
> someone within a company) that could toss me a line that would be
> awesome!
>
> Regards,
> -jtiner
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