Careers

You can find great resources on why to study computing and career paths within computing on the Association for Computing Machinery website.

Internships

Internships give students a chance to put their UTCS educations to the test in real world situations, sometimes created just for them. Many students take advantage of these opportunities to make valuable industry connections, earn enough money to pay their tuition and pick up in-demand job training that isn't available through college courses. You can do an internship in the summer or during the fall or spring semester.

Natural Sciences Career Services is the place to start looking for an internship.

Jobs

CS students are eligible to apply for a wide variety of on-campus jobs. Check the individual descriptions below for more information, including how to apply.

Work Study

UT's Office of Student Financial Services offers work/study opportunities on campus.

Undergraduate Research Assistants

Many of the research projects in the department employ undergraduate students as part of the research team. See our undergraduate research page for more information on how to get involved in research.

CS Proctors

CS Proctors are undergraduate assistants who provide classroom support to faculty with such duties as grading, holding lab hours, and preparing course materials. Proctoring a course provides students with hourly pay, and the opportunity to really learn CS course material outside the typical classroom experience. Proctors get paid to share their knowledge with other students.

Orientation Advisors

Would you like a chance to stay in Austin for the summer? Then perhaps you'd like to be an Orientation Advisor for freshman orientation. The deadline to apply is in November.