On June 25th, the Award Ceremony of University of Cyprus took place, where iSignthis, a global provider of identity verification and payment services, awarded the top five students of the Computer Science Department with a total prize of €7.500.
The award ceremony is organised by the School of Pure and Applied Sciences of University of Cyprus at the end of each academic year and aims to award their graduates for their academic performance. This year, iSignthis honored the undergraduate students’ outstanding academic performance and in particular excellence in the courses of Artificial Intelligence, Image Processing, Systems Security and Logic Programming.
The students have already been awarded their prizes of €1.500 each after the completion of their degree and have received their honorary plaques during the special ceremony on the 25th June by the company’s representative, Mr. Or Kapelinsky, Chief Operating Officer, of Australian and Frankfurt Stock Exchange listed iSignthis Ltd.
These prizes reflect the company’s commitment to invest and contribute to the development of the young workforce especially in the technology sectors and, with the establishment of annual prizes for excellence, iSignthis seeks to encourage the new generation of Software Engineers and Scientists to continue to pursue their vocation, both academically and professionally.
As part of the establishment of an ongoing partnership with UCY, iSignthis will offer graduate employment to more than five graduates as part of the company’s Graduate Program at their operations office in Nicosia, Cyprus, with industry-leading salary, training, health insurance plan and other benefits. Through this program, successful graduates will benefit from exposure to security, operations and development as well as get hands-on experience working alongside top-tier experts in the payments, e-banking and e-identity ecosystem developed by iSignthis. Interested graduates are encouraged to apply via email to careers@isignthis.com with further details at https://www.isignthis.com/company/careers/
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