Interested in working for Technology Division at Bank of America Merrill Lynch?

Come join us at our presentations, Q&A and DRINKS!

1.          Technical presentations by senior management from Electronic Trading and Equity Derivatives Technology.

2.          Q&A session with all the presenters

3.          Networking drinks and a chance to chat with senior management, developers and UCL alumni working at Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Please do join us for an insightful event, we look forward to meeting you.

Date :              Wednesday 26th October 2011

Venue :           Torrington Place, 188 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7PH

Time :              5:00pm – 6:00pm for Presentations and Q&A

6:00pm – 7:00pm for Networking Drinks

Bank of America Merrill Lynch - UCL Calendar

• 17th Oct 2011
  • UCL Investment Banking Careers Fair

• 20th Oct 2011
  • UCL IT & Technology Careers Fair

• 24th Oct 2011
  • An Evening with Bank of America Merrill Lynch

• 26th Oct 2011
  • Tech Talk and Networking Drinks

Download the poster here.

Green Computing at Deutsche Bank - Addressing the challenge of eco-efficient IT in the enterprise

You’ll probably already know that Deutsche Bank is one of the World’s leading Global investment Banks. What may be less well understood is the size and complexity of the technology operation needed to keep Deutsche at the top. With ICT (information communication technology) energy requirements now accounting for in excess of 2% of all global CO2 emissions, Deutsche Bank are constantly on the look-out for innovative ways to lessen their Carbon Footprint and impact on the environment.

Steve Edwards from Deutsche Bank (a UCL - and TechSoc - Alumni) has very kindly offered to join us for what promises to be a lively and entertaining presentation. He’ll be taking a look at the specific challenges of making computing more ‘green’, the current work being done in this space and an exploratory glance into what the future may hold.

·         What opportunities exist to make computing more 'green' – and what does this mean?

·         What is the future of desktop computing and how does this align to eco-efficiency?

·         How do we improve the eco-efficiency of our global data centres? (and what is a data centre?!)

·         What is the Business Case for making these changes?

Anyone interested is more than welcome to attend, but this may be especially relevant to those studying computing or engineering as part of their degree, those interested in energy and the environment, and business or finance students who are interested to see some of the considerations of a large corporation with respect to eco-efficiency.

This is a rare opportunity to get a glimpse inside the world of technology within Investment Banking!

Where: Gordon Street (25), D103
When: Tuesday 18th January, 17:30 - 18:30 (with a trek over to the print room cafe afterwards for drinks)
Cost: Free!

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For more information, see

www.banking-on-green.com

www.db.com/careers

Global Transaction Services Summer Internship

Citi, the leading global financial services company, has approximately 200 million customer accounts and does business in more than 140 countries.

Citi is looking for Summer Analysts for its Global Transaction Services division.

Global Transaction Services (GTS) is a core business area of Citi which provides clients with innovative banking solutions to help them conduct their businesses seamlessly across borders.

With a global network spanning over 100 countries, Global Transaction Services plays a vital role in the world of trade, payments and investments. We are relied on by corporations, governments and central banks, asset managers, broker-dealers and market infrastructures to process their transactions day-in, day-out – and do so efficiently and without fail in any part of the world.

Our Summer Internship Program runs for 10 weeks from the end of June to the end of August. You’ll attend an induction to Citi with over 100 other Summer Analysts who are joining Citi’s various divisions in London.

Please visit www.oncampus.citi.com for more information and to apply. Deadline for Summer Analyst applications is 2 January 2011.

Innovative. Prepared. Proactive. Without question, Group Technology & Operations (GTO) is at the core of Deutsche Bank. Worldwide, our forward-thinking solutions require forward-thinking technology and management. Within GTO, you’ll answer this pressing demand.

You’ll react to fast-changing conditions and partner with every aspect of our business. You’ll have responsibilities ranging from transaction processing to in-depth web architecture. Within our division, you’ll team with programmers, managers, technicians, consultants and IT professionals

Join our Group Technology & Operations Analyst Internship program and this world will open up to you. You’ll develop your skills, your confidence and your career. And you’ll do it all within an organization energized by a diverse international culture where your voice is heard and your decisions matter. A world where agile minds will always have a place. A world where you can make your mark.

Apply on-line at db.com/careers by Sunday, 13 February 2011. We recruit on a rolling basis, please apply early to avoid disappointment.