Welcome to the Career Center of the INFORMS On-Line Student Union. We have geared the site toward students and young professionals in Operations Research and the Management Sciences. People in related fields will also find much of interest. Our aim is to help you learn more about OR/MS and find the right school, job, or career path. This site contains links to job postings, job placement services, corporate profiles, academic institution profiles, career planning services, and tips on finding the right job. It is organized as follows:  

• Career Planning. This room of the Career Center provides information about the profession of Operations Research and the Management Sciences. It caters not only to those who are studying in the field and trying to make career decisions, but also to those who know very little about Operations Research and the Management Sciences (e.g., high school students and college undergraduates). 
• Job Hunting Skills. This room of the Career Center provides resources to help you conduct your job search. We provide information about using the Internet/WWW, interviewing skills, and resume writing. 
• Job Listings. This room of the Career Center provides key links to a variety of job searching web sites. 
• Job Placement. This room of the Career Center provides key links to a variety of job placement services. 
• Organizational Profiles. This room of the Career Center facilitates gathering information about companies and academic institutions that have academic programs and professional or academic positions in Operations Research and the Management Sciences. 
• Related Societies. This room of the Career Center provides links to the career planning and job search pages for societies with a relationship to Operations Research and the Management Sciences. These are all the societies on the INFORMS External Liaisons List that have career-related resources. 

This site is brought to you by INFORMS, the flagship professional society for Operations Research and the Management Sciences. Click here for more information on membership. 

The Career Center, originally built by Andy Armacost and Jim Orlin, is now maintained by Deming Zhou. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Last updated Sep 12, 2004.