Imagine helping underwater explorers capture treasures, assisting medical professionals in diagnosing baffling diseases, bringing the mysteries of space to earth, or preserving wedding or birthday memories for life. These are just a few examples of the ways in which imaging scientists bring new dimensions of understanding and communication into the world.

If you have a bachelor's or master's degree in science or engineering, along with imagination, enthusiasm and determination, the two-year Kodak Image Science Career Development Program is your ticket to an exciting career.   Program Participation Program Manager   Program Mentors Expert Teachers   Course Contents Workshops Program Participation Each year we select 20 to 25 science and engineering graduates to enter the program. If chosen as a participant, you'll take part in job rotations and classroom instruction for two years, after which you'll be assigned to one of Kodak's business or functional units, working with your enhanced imaging technology and systems engineering knowledge. Program Manager The program manager coordinates job assignments with sponsors to meet your individual developmental needs, as well as the needs of your selected business area. In the program, you'll work for at least two different units, where you'll be expected to make significant contributions to meaningful projects. You'll be exposed to a wide variety of opportunities. Program Mentors Once hired into the program, you'll enjoy the guidance of a Kodak mentor for two years. Mentor backgrounds vary, but yours will be committed to driving your success as a new technical employee. Mentors are encouraged to meet frequently with new participants and serve as accessible resources. Often, the mentor's most important role is as your confidante and friend. Expert Teachers Kodak experts and professors from local universities teach all classes. Initial courses feature a mix of lecture and lab work, combined with hands-on workshops where "practicing experts" will introduce you to different photographic product groups.

		Course Contents The following courses are designed for future contributors to engineering and imaging systems:   Color Photographic Printing Graphic Arts Technology Color Reproduction Image Structure Color Science Medical Imaging Technology Digital Color Management Multi-layer Color Film Technology Digital Image Processing Photographic Chemistry Electronic/Hybrid Imaging Photographic Optics Electro-Photographic Imaging Tone Reproduction Emulsion Technology

Workshops Learning modules add to your core curriculum in areas like data analysis, automatic printing, modeling, simulation, and picture assessment as well as film, paper and process evaluation. You'll work closely with statisticians to learn and implement statistical methods, thinking and practices in your everyday work. Program graduates have found exciting careers at Kodak in areas as diverse as research, new product development, marketing and technical sales.