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Class of 2020

Career Outcomes Report

MicrosoftJPMorgan Chase

NBCUniversal

Facebook

University of Oxford L3Harris

Goldman Sachs

Merck

Lummus Technology

Cantor Fitzgerald Collins Aerospace

General Dynamics

Stevens Career Center | Class of 2020 Career Outcomes

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Overview

Career Outcomes 3

Salary Survey 4

Career Outcomes By Program

Engineering 5

Science 10

Computer Science 12

Business 13

Arts & Humanities 16

Observations

First-Generation Profiles 17

Outcomes of Women 18

Graduate/Professional School Summary 19

Employer Activity

Top Hiring Employers 20

Three-Year Hiring Trends 21

I am pleased to report the Class of 2020 achieved an outstanding record of success, with 95% having secured highly competitive employment opportunities and admission to prestigious graduate programs within six months post-graduation. The women of the Class achieved 94%, securing their first destinations within the six-month post-graduation timeframe. The overall salary average for the Class of 2020 is $77,000.

First destination information was solicited from members of the Class from September 2019 through November 2020 by means of surveys, email correspondence, and in-person advising meetings. These methods, used to obtain reliable outcomes information, resulted in a knowledge rate of 85% for this report. The Career Center continues to work with those graduates who are job searching or seeking admission to graduate or professional school programs.

On behalf of all of us in the Career Center, our congratulations to the Class of 2020 on their achievements. We look forward to hearing of their continued success.

With all best wishes,

Lynn InsleyExecutive DirectorThe Stevens Career Center


CAREER OUTCOMES OVERVIEW

➢ 2020 Graduates with Bachelor’s Degrees

* YoY is a year-over-year comparison.

➢ 2020 Undergraduates Pursuing

Advanced Degrees

32% of the Class of 2020 reported continuing their education.

Status 2020 2019 YoY*

Employed 60% 71% -11%

Graduate School 32% 21% +11%

Returning to Home Country/Traveling

2% 3% -1%

Military 1% 1% -

Outcomes Finalized

95% 96% -1%

Seeking Employment

5% 4% +1%

Status

Graduate School 94%

Medical School 5%

Law School 1%

➢ 2020 Employment and Graduate School

Geographic Distribution

2020 graduates are pursuing their careers or continuing their education in 21 states and 3 countries, with 86% located in the New York/New Jersey area.

New York

23%

New Jersey

63%

The Stevens Career Center ranked 11th in the nation for “Best Career Placement” by The Princeton Review

in the 2020 edition of “Colleges That Pay You Back.”

11th

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SALARY SURVEY OVERVIEW

➢ 2020 Graduates with Bachelor’s Degrees

➢ Three-Year Average Salary Comparison

Lowest Accepted

Salary

Highest Accepted Salary

Average

Accepted Salary

Bachelor of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering $51,000 $75,000 $67,000

Chemical Engineering $52,000 $102,000 $71,700

Civil/Environmental/Naval Engineering $55,000 $96,000 $67,300

Computer Engineering $70,000 $112,000 $81,900

Electrical Engineering $71,000 $118,000 $85,750

Engineering Management $60,000 $100,000 $73,500

Mechanical Engineering $60,000 $97,500 $73,000

Software Engineering $50,000 $112,000 $82,500

Bachelor of Science

Business & Technology/Economics/Information Systems/

Management/ Marketing$50,000 $105,000 $75,400

Computer Science/Cybersecurity $60,000 $120,000 $88,000

Finance $60,000 $95,000 $76,600

Quantitative Finance $55,000 $110,000 $80,800

Total Survey $55,000 $120,000 $77,000

*2019 is the first year Software Engineering has been listed separately.

52% of the Class reporting salary

information indicated they

received a signing bonus. The average signing bonus is $8,900,

while the highest is $36,000.

$0

$20,000

$40,000

$60,000

$80,000

$100,000

2020 2019 2018


UNDERGRADUATE ENGINEERING OUTCOMES

➢ Engineering Programs

Includes the following majors:

• Biomedical Engineering• Chemical Engineering• Civil/Environmental/Naval

Engineering• Computer Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Engineering Management• Mechanical Engineering• Software Engineering

➢ Industry Breakdown

2020 Engineering Programs Outcomes

Employed 57%

Graduate School 36%

Returning to Home Country/Traveling 1%

Military 1%

Outcomes Finalized 95%

Seeking Employment 5%

$74,000 Average Salary for 2020 Stevens Graduates with Bachelor of Engineering Degrees

5

Aerospace/Defense, 12%

Business Consulting, 4%

Construction, 9%

Engineering Services, 20%

Finance, 8%

Government, 6%

Insurance, 1%

Manufacturing, 19%

Media/Entertainment, 2%

Petroleum, 1%

Pharmaceutical, 7%Retail, 2%

Technology/Telecom, 6%

Victoria Stabile ’20

Associate Scientist

Merck

My Stevens experience was about exploring

the different challenges engineers work to

solve and acquiring a diverse set of problem-

solving skills and the background knowledge

necessary to be able to tackle them. I am so

grateful for all the clubs and activities that

helped build my leadership skills, the

numerous opportunities to work on hands-on

engineering projects and present my work, the

ability to attend so many cultural events

through the Pinnacle Scholars Program, and

the amazing research experience I had

working on algae biofuels. All of this enabled

me to jump right into the upstream process

development labs at Merck - working on the

production bioreactor for a highly accelerated

COVID19 vaccine program. I needed to learn

and contribute very quickly and thanks to my

experiences at Stevens, I am able to do that!* Education, Energy, Healthcare, Real Estate and Transportation are less than 1% each and together total 3%.



➢ Biomedical Engineering

➢ Chemical Engineering

2020 Biomedical Engineering Graduates

Employed 38%

Graduate School 59%

Returning to Home Country/Traveling -

Military -



Biomedical Engineering Average Salary

Stevens Average $67,000

2020 Chemical Engineering Graduates

Employed 62%

Graduate School 29%


Military 2%



Chemical Engineering Average Salary


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Randy Devitt ’20

Assurance Engineer

L3Harris Technologies

My overall experience at Stevens led to my

current success and post-graduation

position at L3Harris. The core engineering

design spine classes introduced me to a lot

of the technical and logistical challenges

that I am now encountering in my career

and helped me prepare well for them.

Additionally, the Co-op Program enabled

me to identify a career path I enjoy, and

then tailor my education to pursue specific

classes that would add extra value in my

chosen role. There was also great

opportunity to expand my networking

capabilities through clubs and activities, and

mentoring roles within the Career Center. In

short, every aspect of my time at Stevens in

some way led to my current success and

has provided the foundation needed for

career success in the future.



➢ Civil, Environmental and Naval Engineering

➢ Computer Engineering

2020 Civil, Environmental and Naval Engineering Graduates

Employed 80%

Graduate School 14%


Military 2%



Civil, Environmental and Naval Engineering Average Salary


2020 Computer Engineering Graduates

Employed 51%

Graduate School 38%


Military -



Computer Engineering Average Salary


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Jenna Wong ’20

Media Tech Associate

NBCUniversal

Stevens provided me many

opportunities to grow both

academically and professionally,

equipping me with a wide range of

skills to excel in my career. The

school's proximity to New York City

meant I could work part-time at NBC in

Rockefeller Center while still attending

classes full-time. This allowed me to

graduate with a strong professional

network that gave me an edge over

graduates from other universities. I'm

grateful for the peers and professors I

have come to know at Stevens,

because without them, I wouldn't be

the person I am today.



➢ Electrical Engineering

➢ Engineering Management and Industrial & Systems Engineering

2020 Electrical Engineering Graduates

Employed 54%

Graduate School 38%


Military -



Electrical Engineering Average Salary


2020 Engineering Management Graduates

Employed 66%

Graduate School 29%


Military -



Engineering Management Average Salary


8

Breanna Veilleux ’20

Cloud Hardware Engineer

Microsoft

Beginning my career at Microsoft as a

hardware engineer would not have been

possible without the support of the

Stevens community and the highly skilled

faculty in the Electrical and Computer

Engineering Department. I was able to

pursue my interest in FPGA and digital

design through the variety of classes and

concentrations offered, and my professors

ensured that the coursework stayed up-to-

date with the latest technology in the industry.

The Career Center helped me prepare to talk

to employers and navigate the career fair as

early as my first semester. This gave me the

confidence and skills to be a

competitive candidate when looking for full-

time opportunities. I could not be more

grateful for the support and encouragement

from my family, coaches, professors, peers,

and the entire Stevens community.



➢ Mechanical Engineering

➢ Software Engineering

2020 Mechanical Engineering Graduates

Employed 54%

Graduate School 38%


Military 3%



Mechanical Engineering Average Salary


2020 Software Engineering Graduates

Employed 56%

Graduate School 44%


Military -


Seeking Employment -

Software Engineering Average Salary


9

Haren M. Ramani ’20

Systems Engineer – Flight Controls

Collins Aerospace

My time at Stevens has been nothing short

of an amazing journey that provided me

with a strong foundation to support my

professional career and provided

tremendous personal growth.

Academically, my classes at Stevens

fostered “outside the box” thinking to

provide innovative solutions and a "big

picture" mentality which has been a great

benefit to me throughout my summer

internships and now in my role at Collins

Aerospace. Extracurricular activities and

Greek Life jump-started my development

as a confident leader. My overall Stevens

experience prepared me to land my dream

role within the Aerospace industry and has

equipped me with the skills and

confidence needed to succeed in anything

that I put my mind to.


UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE OUTCOMES

➢ Science Programs


• Biology• Chemical Biology• Chemistry• Computational Science• Engineering Physics• Physics • Pure & Applied

Mathematics


2020 Science Programs Outcomes

Employed 28%

Graduate School 56%


Military -



Aerospace/ Defense

20%

Finance20%

Manufacturing20%

Pharmaceutical40%

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Seana Flood ’20

Forensics & Integrity Services

EY

My time at Stevens studying Pure &

Applied Mathematics developed both

my technical skills and my soft skills.

The faculty and the coursework helped

tremendously in building the analytical

and problem-solving mindset that I use

everyday within the Forensics practice

at EY. In addition, my participation in

the extracurricular activities that

Stevens offers gave me the

opportunity to grow my communication

and leadership skills.

$75,000 Average Salary for 2020 Stevens Graduates in Science Programs


UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE OUTCOMES

➢ Biology, Chemistry and Chemical Biology

Insufficient data to provide average salary information.

➢ Physics/Engineering Physics


2020 Biology, Chemistry and Chemical Biology Graduates

Employed -

Graduate School 73%

Medical School 18%

Dental School 9%


Military -



2020 Physics/Engineering Physics Graduates

Employed 13%

Graduate School 75%


Military -



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Adam Coscia ’20

PhD Candidate in

Human-Centered Computing

Georgia Institute of Technology

Through my study of Physics, Stevens

connected me to an amazing group of

faculty, administrators, professionals,

peers and mentors, all of whom wanted

me to succeed on my journey. I travelled

internationally for a summer internship, led

2 years of independent research at the

School of Business, and explored my

passion for data science at two additional

internships right across the river in “the big

city”. Stevens fostered and encouraged

these experiences every step of the way,

positioning me to be accepted directly into

a PhD program following my

undergraduate studies.


UNDERGRADUATE COMPUTER SCIENCE/CYBERSECURITY OUTCOMES

➢ Computer Science and Cybersecurity


2020 Computer Science/Cybersecurity Graduates

Employed 73%

Graduate School 18%


Military -



$88,000 Average Salary for 2020 Stevens Graduates with Bachelor Degrees in Computer Science/Cybersecurity

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Nick Gattuso ’20

Technical Consultant

IBM

Due to Stevens’ commitment to innovation

and entrepreneurship, I forged my own path

as a Computer Science major and co-

founded two startups with the help of the

Stevens Venture Center. Using the many

resources available, such as guidance from

established industry experts at the Venture

Center, I have become a well-positioned

software engineer with in-depth business

experience. I was able to complete four

technical internships during my studies and

secured a technical consultant role at IBM

upon graduation. In my role, I appropriately

utilize both my software engineering and

entrepreneurship experience. Stevens could

not have prepared me better for this role!



Finance, 42%

Government, 2%

Insurance, 2%

Manufacturing, 3%


Retail, 6%



UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS OUTCOMES

➢ Business Programs


• Business & Technology• Finance• Economics• Information Systems• Management• Marketing• Quantitative Finance


2020 Business Programs Outcomes

Employed 69%

Graduate School 24%


Military -



$78,000 Average Salary for 2020 Stevens Graduates with Bachelor Degrees in Business Programs

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Construction, 1%

Finance, 76%

Government, 2%

Insurance, 5%

Manufacturing, 2%


Transportation, 1%

Kyle Bowes ’20

Securities Analyst

JPMorgan Chase

Stevens helped me prepare for my career from

the first day I stepped foot on campus. At

Stevens, there is the rare aspiration to complete

multiple internships and secure full-time

employment before senior year begins. I cannot

credit the Career Center enough for its devotion

to help students, including perfecting our

resumes and preparing us for interviews.

Additionally, the Stevens curriculum provided me

with cutting-edge technical skills that empowered

my candidacy among a competitive applicant

pool. Ultimately, my experiences at Stevens

helped me secure my dream job at

JPMorganChase. It has been an honor to study

alongside such a hard-working, humble, and

intelligent group of peers and faculty members.



➢ Business & Technology, Economics, Information Systems, Management

and Marketing

➢ Finance

2020 Business & Technology, Economics, Information Systems, Management and Marketing Graduates

Employed 63%

Graduate School 29%


Military -



Business & Technology, Economics, Information Systems, Management and Marketing Average Salary


2020 Finance Graduates

Employed 81%

Graduate School 10%


Military -



Finance Average Salary


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Caitlyn Haggerty ’20

Business Architecture Analyst

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Both inside and outside the classroom,

my time at Stevens taught me to love

learning, to embrace change, to think

critically, and to act decisively. Inside

the classroom, the School of Business

provided a truly multidisciplinary

education with a distinct emphasis on

technology. Outside the classroom, the

Stevens community provided an

extensive network of driven individuals

who challenged and inspired me

every day. Altogether, these

experiences set me up with the skills

and perspectives needed for a

seamless transition into my first full-time

position. My Stevens degree is my most

valuable asset.



➢ Quantitative Finance

2020 Quantitative Finance Graduates

Employed 72%

Graduate School 24%


Military -



Quantitative Finance Average Salary


Stevens Institute of Technology ranked 12th in the nation among “top colleges with the highest paid graduates” in

Payscale’s 2020-21 College Salary Report.

12th

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Nicholas Falvo ’20

Financial Analyst

Goldman Sachs

Stevens provided me with the perfect venue

to grow both intellectually and professionally.

The Quantitative Finance Program allowed

me to develop my technical skills in the fields

of finance, economics, mathematics, and

computer science. Outside of the classroom,

my experience as the Head of the Stevens

Student Managed Investment Fund allowed

me to learn about portfolio management and

improve my leadership skills. As President of

the Student Ambassador Program, I had the

opportunity to speak with prospective

students and donors, thus honing my soft

skills. Today, I can confidently say that my

education and experience at Stevens has

fully equipped me to be successful as a

Financial Analyst in the Private Wealth

Management Division of Goldman Sachs.

Stevens Institute of Technology ranked 17th in the nation for 20-year net return on investment for graduates in Payscale’s

2020 College ROI Report.

17th


UNDERGRADUATE ARTS/HUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCE OUTCOMES

➢ Arts/Humanities/Social Science Programs


• Music & Technology• Science & Technology

Studies• Science Communication• Science, Technology,

and Society• Social Sciences• Visual Arts & Technology



2020 Arts/Humanities/Social Science Programs

Employed 67%

Graduate School 20%


Military -



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Finance, 17%

Healthcare, 17%



Kyla Barry ’20

Marketing Production Associate

Prudential Private Capital

The Visual Arts & Technology program

allowed me to pursue my interest in

coding and design. With access to

diverse opportunities outside the

classroom, I was able to develop the

foundational skills needed to excel in

my career. I completed two internships

in different industry sectors and this

experience informed my desire and

supported my candidacy to become a

Marketing Production Associate at

Prudential Private Capital. As a

Stevens varsity athlete, I appreciate the

support and encouragement my

coaches provided me to become the

leader I am today.


CLASS OF 2020 FIRST-GENERATION PROFILES

Matthew Menture ’20

Systems Engineer

General Dynamics

My experience at Stevens as a first-

generation student surpassed all my initial

expectations. The Co-op Program

provided valuable real-world experience

relative to my desired career which helped

me standout as a competitive candidate.

Co-op also introduced me to many fields

of engineering, which led me to pursue a

Master's degree in Engineering

Management. The passion and dedication

my professors have for engineering

supported my success and enjoyment in

what I do. The engineering foundations I

acquired at Stevens will remain with me

throughout my career and I am excited to

embark on what is just the beginning of

my future in engineering.

Elsi Rama ’20

Assistant Project Manager

Mace Group

Stevens provided me with all the skills

and tools that I need to succeed in my

professional career. Professors and

advisors introduced me to the wide

variety of directions that my degree could

take me, and my peers challenged me to

do my best. My experience as President

of the student chapter of the American

Society of Civil Engineers developed my

leadership skills. The Career Center

prepared me to interview with employers

that led to multiple internships resulting in

my full-time position. As the first in my

family to graduate from college, I am so

grateful to Stevens to be starting my

career as an Assistant Project Manager

at Mace Group in London, England.

Kristen Tan ’20

CORE Technology Associate

Comcast NBCUniversal

Most of all, Stevens taught me

how to pick up things quickly and learn

as I go. From my first design class all

the way through my capstone Senior

Design Project, I had multiple

experiences working as part of a team

presented with an engineering problem

and having to figure out the best possible

solution. All this practice in problem

solving made me confident that once I

started my career, I would be ready to

contribute and adjust to my new

environment. Knowing how to learn is

just as important as the learning itself,

and my Stevens education was

indispensable in ensuring my success in

this regard.


OUTCOMES OF WOMEN

➢ Women of the Class of 2020The Class of 2020 was comprised of 34% women.

➢ Top Employers of Women The companies listed below hired multiple women graduates from the Class of 2020.

▪ CME Associates▪ Deloitte▪ Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation▪ Deutsche Bank▪ EY▪ Gilbane Building Company▪ KPMG▪ L3Harris Technologies▪ Legend Biotech▪ Merck

Women Graduates

Employed 61%

Graduate School 32%


Military -



▪ Morgan Stanley▪ NAVSEA▪ Protiviti▪ Reckitt Benckiser▪ Regeneron Pharmaceuticals▪ Stantec▪ Stonefield Engineering

and Design▪ WSP

Top industries for women of the Class of 2020 include:

Finance (25%), Engineering Services (16%),

and Manufacturing (10%)

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Carly Palicz ’20

Software Engineer

Facebook

During my 4 years at Stevens, I

was fortunate to make incredible

friends, connect with faculty and staff,

and engage in the unique and special

events provided by the Stevens

community. My friends helped me a

great deal and I benefited from the

advice of upper-class students as well

as the events hosted by the Society of

Women in Computer Science (SWiCS)

that focused on interview prep,

networking, and resume building. I was

able to participate in research and got a

great internship through the Career

Center’s On-Campus Interviewing

Program. All of these resources and

support helped me to be prepared for

the full-time job search and to start my

career at Facebook. I’m really thankful

for the experiences and opportunities I

had at Stevens!


GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL SUMMARY

➢ Master’s Programs▪ Carnegie Mellon University: Chemical Engineering▪ Columbia University: Climate and Society▪ Cornell University: Civil Engineering▪ Duke University: Management Studies▪ New York University: Computer Science▪ Rutgers University: Computer Engineering▪ Stevens Institute of Technology: Applied Artificial Intelligence, Bioengineering,

Biomedical Engineering, Business Intelligence and Analytics, Business Management, Chemical Biology, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Construction Management, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Management, Engineering Physics, Enterprise Project Management, Environmental Engineering, Finance, Financial Analytics, Financial Engineering, Information Systems, Machine Learning, Management, Materials Engineering, MBA, Mechanical Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Software Engineering, Space Systems Engineering, Sustainability Management, Systems Analytics, Systems Engineering

▪ University of Central Florida: Hospitality and Tourism Management▪ University of Pennsylvania: Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics▪ University of Pittsburgh: Industrial Engineering

➢ Doctoral Programs▪ Brown University: Physics▪ Georgia Institute of Technology: Human-Centered Computing▪ Stevens Institute of Technology: Mechanical Engineering, Physics▪ University of California, Irvine: Informatics▪ University of California, San Francisco: Chemistry and Chemical Biology ▪ University of Oxford: Physics

➢ Dental, Law and Medical Programs▪ New York University, College of Dentistry: D.D.S▪ Boston University School of Law: J.D.▪ Salus University, Pennsylvania College of Optometry: D.O.▪ York University, Osgoode Hall Law School: J.D.

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Kaitlin Gili ’20

PhD Candidate in Physics

University of Oxford

Four years ago, I would have never thought

that my current career prospects would look

the way they do now. Four years ago, I would

have never thought that my professional

network would be this wide or that my

opportunities would be this plentiful. As a first-

generation student coming into Stevens, I

didn’t even know what opportunities or

possibilities could be available to me. Now, I

truly realize and appreciate the value of an

education, more specifically the value of a

Stevens education. Stevens provided me with

more than technical learning and research

opportunities. It provided me with a strong

network, a lively community, and a supportive

environment for personal growth. I am proud

to be a Stevens graduate, and even as I go

forth in my career - first as a PhD candidate at

the University of Oxford and then as a tech

entrepreneur - I will always thank Stevens for

setting me up for success.


EMPLOYER ACTIVITY

➢ Top Employers of the Class of 2020

▪ Amazon▪ American Express▪ Arup▪ CME Associates▪ Deloitte▪ Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation▪ Deutsche Bank▪ Epic▪ EY▪ G3 Technologies

▪ General Dynamics▪ Gilbane Building Company▪ Goldman Sachs▪ Johnson & Johnson▪ JPMorgan Chase▪ KPMG▪ L3Harris Technologies▪ Lockheed Martin▪ Morgan Stanley▪ NAVAIR▪ NSWC Carderock▪ Procter & Gamble▪ Protiviti▪ Pure Power Engineering▪ Regeneron Pharmaceuticals▪ Stantec▪ Stonefield Engineering & Design

▪ TD Ameritrade


Of those who have accepted employment, the greatest percentage

at 29% is working in Finance with Manufacturing and Engineering Services following at 12%.

Note: Education, Energy, Healthcare, Petroleum, Real Estate and Transportation are less than 1% each and together total 4%.



Construction, 6%


Finance, 29%

Government, 4%

Insurance, 3%

Manufacturing, 12%


Pharmaceutical, 4%

Retail, 2%Technology/Telecom,

10%


THREE-YEAR HIRING TRENDS

➢ Three-Year Top Employers Hiring Summary

The companies listed below hired three or more graduates from 2018 through 2020. These Top Employers secured 42% of the graduates accepting employment between 2018-2020.

Accenture

AECOM Tishman

Amazon

American Express

Anheuser-Busch

ARDEC Picatinny Arsenal

Arup

Bank of America

Becton Dickinson (BD)

Booz Allen Hamilton

CME Associates

Con Edison

Consentini Associates/Tetra Tech

Credit Suisse

Deloitte

Deutsche Bank

➢ Industry Comparison

The chart depicts the industry distribution of accepted employment 2018-2020.

This year, the most significant change in industry distribution is a 7% increase in Finance. Aerospace/Defense and Pharmaceutical each had a 2% increase. Decreases were noted in Technology/Telecom (-4%), Media/Entertainment (-3%) and Manufacturing (-2%).

Epic

ExxonMobil

EY

FM Global

G3 Technologies

General Dynamics

Gilbane Building Company

Goldman Sachs

Google

IBM

iCIMS

Infineum

Jaros Baum & Bolles

Jefferies

JPMorgan Chase

KPMG

L3Harris Technologies

LGS Innovations/CACI

Lockheed Martin

L’Oréal USA

Mace

McDermott Lummus Technology

McLaren Engineering

Merck

Morgan Stanley

NAVAIR

NAVSEA

NBCUniversal

Procter & Gamble

Protiviti

Prudential

Pure Power Engineering

PwC

Raytheon

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals

Schindler Elevator

Scholastic

Shadow Financial Systems

Sitetracker

Stantec

Stonefield Engineering & Design

Stryker

Susquehanna International Group

TD Ameritrade

UBS

Walmart eCommerce (Jet.com)

WSP

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%

Technology/Telecom

Pharmaceutical

Petroleum

Media/Entertainment

Manufacturing

Government

Finance

Engineering Services

Construction

Business Consulting

Aerospace/Defense2020 2019 2018


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