Classifieds: 11/19/2019

Career Transitions

Below are recent employment want ads which have been posted with WCC Career Transitions. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact Career Transitions to find out how to apply for the openings. More information about these positions can be accessed at WCC’s Career Transitions website and are for students and alumni of WCC only.

Week of November 19, 2019

Sasaki Summer Internships

Are you an enthusiastic student with big ideas for the built environment? Are you looking for a chance to work with a diverse, interdisciplinary team of designers and tackle some of the world’s most interesting design and planning challenges? We are seeking interns for: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Civil Engineering, Planning, Urban Design, Graphic Design, Marketing and Communications. Ability to start on 6/8/20

Communications Intern – Ann Arbor

We need help scheduling meetings, maintaining databases, answering inquiries and the like. Much of this can be done from home and is a paid position-$12-$15/hour. Work 5 to 10 hours a week.

Manager Trainee – Belleville

This is an entry-level management program preparing you to catapult a career in retail management with Menards. Manager Trainees participate in a comprehensive 3-month on-the-job training program. They will rotate through five departments of the store, gaining knowledge and exposure, which will help in applying your management techniques. Friendly work environment, flexible scheduling, strong benefits package, competitive wages, extra wages on weekends and profit sharing bonus.

Software Engineer – MCity – Ann Arbor

MCity runs several laboratories and Connected / Automated Vehicle research programs. As part of this we collect, store, classify, and assist with the analysis of a wide variety of data, working closely with our industry members and university researchers. You will have the unique opportunity to master, design, build, and scale all the components of our software/hardware architecture. 50% Development – Quiet time for coding, query, analysis, testing. 15% Design – Assisting with the design of new or improving existing software, usually in collaboration with the System Architect and other engineers. 10% Project Planning, 10% Mentoring. 5% Project Management, 5% Support – Interaction with customers – this includes industry members as well as the U-M research community

Hygiene Assistant – Woodhaven, MI

Looking for a qualified, professional and motivated Hygiene Assistant who is ready to help change the lives of patients, be a part of a team and grow personally and professionally. We are looking for a team oriented individual who is outgoing with impressive communication skills, organized, professional, service minded and willing to go above and beyond the basic responsibilities of the job. As a full time Hygiene Assistant, you will have the opportunity of working side by side one of our talented hygienists. You will be able to gain the skills and knowledge on general to periodontal oral healthcare, perfect your methods in taking x-rays, work with our dentists as well to enhance your assisting skills and so much more.

Rehabilitation Assistants/Direct Care After School Program – Livonia

Through their interactions and activities with adult and pediatric clients, the Rehabilitation Assistant assists professional staff in administering therapeutic rehabilitation programs in the home and at the treatment center. Therapeutic rehabilitation programs may include ambulation, swimming, physical exercises, leisure activities, occupational therapy, arts and crafts, recreational games and community outings. The Rehabilitation Assistant is also responsible for providing care, support, comfort and safety to clients in a Rainbow residential home, residential facility or their own individual residence. Additional duties include: assisting with activities of daily living such as personal hygiene, showering, dressing, toileting, etc.; administering bedside care and performing health care related tasks such as monitoring vital signs and medication under the direction of the nursing staff; performing housekeeping duties such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, dishes, running errands, personal shopping, planning and preparing meals; and using a motor vehicle to transport clients to and from locations outside the home such as appointments and outings.

Visit WCC Career Transitions in SC 112 or call for an appointment (734) 677-5155 ● careers@wccnet.edu ● departments.wccnet.edu/careertransitions

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