Information for Student Attendees

The Spring 2025 Computer Science Career & Internship Fair will take place on Monday, February 24, 2025 (11:00 am - 6:00 pm) at the Stamp Student Union.

This event is an exciting opportunity to meet high-profile companies offering challenging and rewarding internships, co-ops, and full-time careers that will value and foster your technical capabilities. This bi-annual event connects undergraduate and graduate computing majors with innovative and exciting companies throughout the U.S. including startups, government organizations, Fortune 500 companies, and tech giants. Pre-registration is required as onsite registration will not be offered.  

Register Here

Click the JOIN EVENT button to register:

  • Registration OPENS: Monday, January 27, 2025
  • Registration CLOSES: Monday, February 24, 2025

Please stay up-to-date with news regarding the Career Fair by visiting the CS Career & Internship Fair page or Handshake. Questions regarding eligibility and registration may be directed to cscareerfairs@umd.edu.

Prepare

Protocol for Entry

Pre-registration is required as onsite registration will not be offered. Entry to the Spring 2025 Computer Science Career and Internship Fair will be limited to registered students from select majors and programs (see below). All eligible students may enter the fair on a first-come, first-serve basis within their group. Students will not have a time restriction at the fair. Registration will close on Monday, February 24, 2025.

  • Name Badges: Name badges will be provided at the event. Name badge pickup will not be a separate event. No badge will be issued in advance of the fair.
  • Eligible Majors: The Spring 2025 Computer Science Career and Internship Fair is only open to Computer Science undergraduate and graduate students, Computer Science Alumni, and current students from the programs listed above. To ensure fairness and consistency regarding eligibility requirements, the Department of Computer Science is unable to grant exceptions for majors/programs not featured on this list.
  • Letters and Sciences (LTSC): Students in Letters and Sciences (undeclared) are not eligible to attend the fair. Upon successful (future) matriculation into one of the eligible majors, you will be able to register and attend the fair. To ensure fairness and consistency regarding eligibility requirements, the Department of Computer Science is unable to grant exceptions.
  • Request for Exceptions: Requests for exceptions will only granted in very rare circumstances.
  • Expectations: Students attending the fair are expected to comply with the fair protocol set forth by the Department of Computer Science, including the entrance time assigned to their group. If you have any questions about any protocol or guideline, please email cscareerfairs@umd.edu.
  • Wait Times: Due to the popularity of this event, students may experience a wait or lines to check in or enter the fair. In all situations, the Department of Computer Science will make a good-faith effort to expedite the check-in process, minimize wait times, and ensure a positive experience for students and employers.
  • Directions: Ballroom maps will be provided to each student at check-in. In addition, signage and directions will be posted at the entry and exit doors in the Grand Ballroom.

Student Check-In & Entry

Student check-in for the Spring 2025 CS Career Fair will take place in Hoff Theater. Please ensure you have the following items readily available at all times:

  • University Student ID (Current Students)
  • Valid Driver's License/State-Issued ID (Computer Science Alumni)

Please have a form of identification readily available to ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process.

Statement on Accommodations & Accessibility

The Department of Computer Science is committed to creating and maintaining an accessible and inclusive fair experience for all students. Any student in need of accommodation for transportation, to attend the Career Fair, navigate the space, or talk with employers, contact the Special Events Coordinator at cscareerfairs@umd.edu and copy Accessibility and Disability Service at adsfrontdesk@umd.edu at least one week before the fair to request disability accommodations. Additionally, a volunteer will be available on-site to assist with navigation or other needs as required.

Before You Go

Review your resume and be prepared to be asked questions pertaining to it as well as to answer technical questions. Recruiters will have access to your resume and will write notes.

Be prepared to talk about yourself. Think about interesting projects that you have worked on outside of class, and review the classes that you have taken. Recruiters want to know about your interests, accomplishments and your goals and how you might fit into their company. Be confident in your abilities.

Dress & Belongings

We encourage students to dress in a business casual attire​. To ensure a comfortable experience, we strongly recommend leaving bulky items, such as backpacks and bags at home. Instead, we suggest bringing a folder with your resume to keep your materials organized and easily accessible for recruiters.

Career Fair Eligibility

Entry to the fair will be limited to registered students from the majors/programs listed below and onsite registration will not be offered.

Computer Science

  • Computer Science (Undergraduate and Graduate Students)
  • Computer Science (Minors)
  • Immersive Media Design: Computing B.S.
  • Alumni

iSchool

  • Game, Entertainment, and Media Analytics, Master of Professional Studies (MPS)
  • Human-Computer Interaction (HCIM) (MS)
  • Information Risk, Privacy and Security, Graduate Certificate
  • Information Science (InfoSci) (B.S.)
  • Information Management, Master of Information Management (M.I.M.)
  • Social Data Science (Major)

Clark School of Engineering

  • Computer Engineering (Undergraduate Students)
  • Cybersecurity Engineering, Graduate Certificate, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) Online.
  • Cybersecurity Engineering, Graduate Certificate
  • Cybersecurity Engineering, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)
  • Cybersecurity Engineering, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.), Online
  • Electrical and Computer Engineering, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)
  • Robotics, Graduate Certificate
  • Robotics, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)
  • Software Engineering, Graduate Certificate
  • Software Engineering, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)

The Science Academy

  • Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (MPS)
  • Data Science, Graduate Certificate
  • Data Science and Analytics, Masters of Professional Studies (MPS)
  • Machine Learning, Masters of Professional Studies (MPS)
  • Quantum Computing, Graduate Certificate

Spring 2025 Attendees

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14 Exhibiting Companies:

Booth Name Opportunities Tech Interview Dress Citizen Req Visa Sponsor Website
Alarm.com Full-Time Roles, Internships yes no Link
Appian Corporation Full-Time Roles, Internships yes yes Link
ASTi Full-Time Roles, Internships yes no Link
Cipher Tech Solutions Full-Time Roles yes no Link
EchoStar Full-Time Roles, Internships yes yes Link
edclub Full-Time Roles yes no Link
Epic Full-Time Roles, Internships yes no Link
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Full-Time Roles yes no Link
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) Full-Time Roles, Internships yes no Link
Peraton Full-Time Roles, Internships yes no Link
Sandia National Laboratories Full-Time Roles, Internships yes no Link
Social Security Administration Full-Time Roles yes no Link
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Full-Time Roles, Internships yes no Link
Verisign Internships yes no Link

Volunteer Opportunity

Interested in volunteering to support the Spring 2025  Computer Science Career and Internship Fair? Fill out the interest form here. 

Volunteer Availability:
Please select your preferred shift on the form to let us know your availability. A confirmation email with more details will be sent to you the week before the event.

Volunteer Roles: 

  • Employer Load-In (must be able to lift at least 10 pounds)
  • Employer Escort
  • Line Management
  • Directional Support
  • Door Monitor

Volunteer Perk:

As a token of our appreciation, volunteers will receive expidited entry to the fair and a Terrapin Express Card at the end of their shift. The card can be used at food court in Stamp Student Union.

If you have any questions about signing up to volunteer, feel free to contact us at cscareerfairs@umd.edu.

We greatly appreciate your help in making this career fair a success!

Questions?

Contact the Department of Computer Science at cscareerfairs@umd.edu.