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EECS Alliance Career Fair
September 19, 2024
4-7pm ET
Nearly 800 MIT EECS students participate in the fair each year. It’s one of the most popular career fair on campus, and the event to attend if you’re looking to fill roles in the EE, CS, of AI domains.
Registration will open shortly. Only available to EECS Alliance Members, 6A companies, and invited guests. Visit our event page to find more upcoming events!
EECS Student Resume Portal
Students from across the EECS Department have uploaded resumes to a single portal. Companies and browse by research topics, graduation year, or major.
EECS Alliance members, check your email for the login password!
Host an event with students! Reach out to eecs-alliance@mit.edu
EECS In the News
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