1. IEEE Signal Processing Magazine
2. Signal Processing Digital Library*
3. Inside Signal Processing Newsletter
4. SPS Resource Center
5. Career advancement & recognition
6. Discounts on conferences and publications
7. Professional networking
8. Communities for students, young professionals, and women
9. Volunteer opportunities
10. Coming soon! PDH/CEU credits
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Committee Members Upcoming Events |
Past Events Young Professionals Resources |
The IEEE Signal Processing Society serves its young professional in signal processing base with tailored events and initiatives to encourage networking, volunteerism, and career development. IEEE tools and resources connect members with the professional tools to build the foundation for your professional future. SPS offers a strong network of signal processing professionals of all career stages, giving young professionals the opportunity to establish meaningful connections and increase involvement in Society activities early in their careers.
To learn more about how to get involved with Young Professionals in Signal Processing, contact Young Professionals in Signal Processing Committee.
Duties. The Young Professionals Committee shall report to the Membership Services Committee. The Young Professionals Committee shall identify value/benefit/services to young professional members and recommend policy/mechanism for recruiting young professional members; develop programs and material to facilitate young professional member recruiting and services; maintain and develop contacts with leadership and membership constituents; and provide proper communication channels and feedback.
If you are interested to get involved, please send the following information to Young Professionals in Signal Processing Committee.
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ICASSP 2023 |
Join us at IEEE ICASSP 2023 conference, which will take place in the Greek island of Rhodes from June 4-10, 2023. The flagship conference of the IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) will be held in-person at the Rodos Palace Luxury Convention Resort. This 48th ICASSP will be the first post-pandemic edition, celebrating the return to an in-person experience and the 75th anniversary of SPS. |
Check out our activities at past conferences:
Virtual Conference. Join us at the SPS Young Professionals Networking Event at ICASSP 2022, May 22-27, 2022. Details updated on the ICASSP 2022 website.
Virtual Conference. Join us at the SPS Young Professionals Networking Event at ICASSP 2021, June 6-11, 2021, all events virtual. Details updated on the ICASSP 2021 website.
This panel discussion brought together hiring managers and scientists from the industry to share the hiring process in their companies and provide tips for a successful interview. The panelist gave insights on the differences in roles, responsibilitiICAes, and expectations between the engineer and researcher positions in their companies and paths towards successful career development.
Navigating Social Media as a Social Scientist
Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, by now, are no longer a new thing. Also for scientists, social media platforms have become an integral networking tool to connect globally, exchange research ideas and advance careers. But, what’s a proper way for scientists to make use of these platforms?
Networking Reception at Bestial Restaurant
Join the IEEE Signal Processing Society Young Professionals after the conference sessions for a networking reception at Bestial Restaurant! Located approximately 15 minutes away from the conference venue, Bestial is in front of the sea, in Front Maritime of Barcelona, under the fish of Frank O. Gehry.
At ICIP 2019, the panel discussion and networking brought together early career engineers and scientists as well as senior graduate students for an opportunity to network with peers and meet with industry leaders. The panelists shared their career stories and experiences. They talked about their motivations and the paths that led them to where they are now; the challenges they had to face and the ways of overcoming them; and the components of an effective career development plan for young professionals.
The 7th IEEE Global Conference on Signal and Information Processing (GlobalSIP) was held at the SHAW Centre in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on November 11-14, 2019. GlobalSIP focuses on signal and information processing with an emphasis on up-and-coming signal processing themes. The conference features world-class plenary speeches, distinguished symposium talks, tutorials, exhibits, oral and poster sessions, and panels. GlobalSIP is comprised of co-located General Symposium and symposia selected based on responses to the call-for-symposia proposals.
During ICASSP 2019 at Brighton, UK, the subcommittee hosted the following events for the attendees:
(1) Monday, 13 May 2019: Present Your Science’s Melissa Marshall conducted a two-part workshop on how to create engaging, dynamic presentations that effectively communicate the impact of your work to a broader audience. View more details.
(2) Tuesday, 14 May 2019 - 18:00 - 20:00: Networking reception at Brighton Music Hall! View more details.
IEEE Young Professionals in Signal Processing Subcommittee organised an event themed ‘Engineering Career Speed Dating’ for students and young professionals from all across the globe during GlobalSIP 2018, in Anaheim, California. Five panelists from Apple, IBM, Boeing, Philips, and Mathworks talked about their career paths to students and young professionals. The attendees were really invested in what the presenters were saying and mingled/networked comfortably with the speakers and other attendees. See more information in the IEEE Young Professionals blog.
The IEEE SPS Young Professional Networking Reception at ICIP 2018, Athens, Greece turned out to be a huge success with more than 50 attendees coming from all around the globe. The panelists, coming from both academia and industry with expertise in Image Processing and Signal Processing in general, shared their personal thoughts and career paths, encouraging and inspiring the audience to follow their passion. A Q&A session followed the panel discussion, which was very dynamic and engaging. Questions were asked both verbally and on an online platform live. The networking reception served as a warm setting for the attendees to connect and share ideas with each other over wine and Greek food!