"Join us on September 19 to learn about your future career at Draper. There will be technology demos, talks from our engineers, on-site interviews, benefits discussions and you may even leave with an offer.
You'll also get the chance to experience Hack the Moon LIVE while you are here! Explore the unsung stories of the engineers who guided the Apollo astronauts to the moon and back safely in an interactive multimedia exhibit featuring...
"This event focuses on the perspectives and concerns of queer, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender non-conforming, non-binary, intersex, and asexual students in preparation for co-op, internships, and professional life beyond campus. Students will have the opportunity to hear from alumni and professionals in various industries about topics such as navigating microaggressions, corporate culture, gender presentation, etc. Additionally, students will engage with their peers on these topics and meet one-on-one with professionals to further discuss questions related to preparing for...
Coffee chats are a great opportunity to get a cover letter/resume review, learn how to navigate the application process, and practice your interview skills. Please bring your resume.
Sheraton Commander Hotel (16 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138)
Join us for the Engineering Career Fair Collaborative! Career fairs and expos are a great way to meet representatives from different types of organizations, to learn about internship and full-time positions, and to discover exciting opportunities within the field. For more information about this event, including the list of participating organizations, please visit the Engineering Career Fair Collaborative website. Harvard ID required for entry.
The Employer and Graduate School Event Calendar is located on the Harvard OCS Employer Partner website and also features career-related programming hosted by student groups and other organizations:
Use the filtering links to select for specific Harvard schools (College, GSAS, HES), as well as other event or organization criteria.
DRESS CODE for employer events: In following with our colleagues at Harvard Business School, we are encouraging students to attend all campus recruiting events in “smart” casual or business casual attire. We are asking students to refrain from business formal attire (suits) and follow our more casual dress guidelines, which include khakis, dress pants, skirts, button-down long sleeve shirts, sweater sets, blouses, etc. See the OCS Dress for Success page for examples.
