Industry Partners

Deep partnerships with industry are essential to advancing the overall research and educational missions of the School. Whether you are a research organization, a large corporation, or a lean start-up, we can discuss what sort of partnership would best fit your needs. The Office of Industry Relations can help your organization make connections, facilitate relationships, and engage with world-class faculty and students for recruitment, research, mentoring, classroom engagement, and professional training. Working together to support innovation, identify and attract top engineering talent, and build lasting relationships will benefit both your organization and the WashU McKelvey School of Engineering.

To post a position, search student resumes, schedule a recruitment event, or coordinate interview schedules, please contact the WashU Center for Career Engagement or get started through Handshake.

St. Louis Top City for Female Entrepreneurs

Here’s a fun fact: St. Louis has the highest percentage of female entrepreneurs of any major city in the U.S.

Seek Capital did an analysis based on data from the most recent U.S. Census Bureau Annual Survey of Entrepreneurs (ASE). …

By Kelli Delfosse
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St. Louis Ranks 2nd as Best Large Metro to Locate for Recent Grads

Once again, a statistical analysis has found St. Louis should be high on the list for recent grads choosing where to work after college.

St. Louis ranks second as the best large metro to locate for recent college graduates, according …

By Kelli Delfosse
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How to Make Your Voice Heard in the Workplace (Especially as a Woman or Minority)

Have you ever sat silently as a coworker talked for 47 of the 50 minutes allotted for a meeting? Have you mentioned an idea only to be ignored or have someone else say it later and get credit? It can …

By The Muse
Expert advice to answer your career questions.
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The Takeoff Interview: Jim McKelvey (Co-founder of Square, Founder of Invisibly, and Author of The Innovation Stack)

Jim on how Square fought off Amazon, his new book “The Innovation Stack,” starting Square with his former intern Jack Dorsey, what it means to be an entrepreneur, and more.

Interview Guest: Jim McKelvey (Twitter: @2000F)
Role: Co-Founder of Square; …

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12 Mastercard Employees Earn New Cybersecurity Management Graduate Certificate

Program co-created by Washington University and Mastercard provides next-level education to address regional cybersecurity skills gap.

The Henry Edwin Sever Institute at the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis will hold a graduation ceremony to recognize …

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