Career Resources
For Students
Department Opportunities Emails
Throughout the semester, the department forwards internship and job opportunities from recruiters and industry partners to all students by email. Look for [CS Opportunity] in the subject line — set up a filter or flag for it so these never slip past in your TCU inbox.
Turn on Handshake Notifications
TCU uses Handshake as its primary platform for job and internship postings. Many recruiters post opportunities there directly. Make sure your profile is complete and notifications are turned on so you see new postings as soon as they go live.
Engineering and Technology Career Fair
Each September, the TCU Career Center hosts the Engineering and Technology Fair for students in Computer Science, Engineering, and related fields — a chance to meet employers face-to-face about internships and full-time roles. Watch for announcements at the start of the fall semester.
Join the Alumni and Student Network
The TCU Computer Science Alumni & Students Network on LinkedIn is the department's hub for job and internship postings. Alumni regularly share opportunities from their companies. Every current student should join.
Your Career Consultant
The Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science and Engineering has a dedicated career consultant for all CS students:
Antonio Reed Career Consultant, College of Science and Engineering TCU Center for Career and Professional Development
Services offered:
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Assessments and self-discovery tools
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Career and major exploration
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Resume and cover letter development
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Employment and internship search strategies
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Interview preparation
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Graduate school preparation
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Professional development
Phone: 817-257-5635 Email: antonio.l.reed@tcu.edu Web:
Schedule appointments online using Handshake.
For Employers and Recruiters
We welcome employers looking to connect with our students for internships, co-ops, and full-time roles. Several ways to reach them:
Share an Opportunity with Our Students
The department chair periodically emails job and internship announcements to all Computer Science students. To have yours included, send the following — formatted so it can be forwarded directly to students:
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Company name and website
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Position title (internship, co-op, or full-time)
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Location and work arrangement (onsite, hybrid, or remote)
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Brief description of the role and responsibilities
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Qualifications and requirements
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How to apply (link or instructions)
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Application deadline
Send your ready-to-forward posting to:
Please start your subject line with [CS Opportunity] so we can route and forward it quickly — for example, [CS Opportunity] Software Engineering Intern — Acme Corp.
Attend the Engineering and Technology Career Fair
The TCU Career Center hosts the Engineering and Technology Fair each September, bringing together employers and students from Computer Science and Engineering. Registration is handled through the TCU Career Center:
Celeste Lindell, MBA, MLA Director, Internships and Experiential Education TCU Career Center 817-257-5637 | c.lindell@tcu.edu
Post on Handshake
Employers can post opportunities directly on Handshake, TCU's primary recruiting platform, which our students actively use to search for internships and jobs.
Sponsor a Senior Design Project
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