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Spring 2013 Employment

The Resource Center has posted its ARC Scholar and monitor application online at CMC and FWS positions. You can submit your application here: http://iit.edu/arc/employment_at_arc. We are looking for applicants in the following areas:
  • BUSINESS/ECON
  • BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
  • ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER ENGINEERING
  • COMPUTER SCIENCE / ITM
  • CHEMISTRY
  • CIVIL & ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING
  • ARC MONITOR

All positions are critical to our mission.

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