Engineering Studies graduates go on to a wide variety of career paths such as project management, environmental, energy and transportation sectors, engineering and technology policy, tech-industry consulting, industrial and information systems management, law, architecture, and many others. In addition, many students go on to graduate school or professional school in engineering management, architecture, city and regional planning, economics, energy systems engineering, environmental management, international development, medical school, and law school.
Lafayette’s Engineering Studies graduates have gone on to positions including:
- Applications Engineer, Lutron
- Energy and Utilities Consultant, West Monroe Partners
- Sustainable Urban Planner, Engineering & Land Planning Associates
- Clean Energy and Mobility Coordinator, EnergyLab
- Energy Technology Analyst, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- Project Engineers at Clark Construction Group LLC, Turner Construction, Whiting-Turner Construction, and Henkles & McCoy
- Research Analyst, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
- Financial Services Technology Advisor, Ernst & Young
- Treasury Management Analyst, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
- Analytics Consultant, Deloitte
- Product Engineer, Clyde Financial and Tech Services
- Litigation Paralegal, Boies Scholler Flexner LLP
- Project Assistant and Paralegal, Proskauer Rose Law
- Sales Coordinator, Jaragua Electro-Chemicals
- Product Management/Development Analyst, Verizon
- Automotive Journalist, Car & Driver
Lafayette Engineering Studies graduates also go on to further study in graduate school, including:
- Energy, Science, Technology and Policy, Carnegie Mellon University
- Engineering Management, Dartmouth College
- Engineering Management, Duke University
- Information Systems, Northeastern University
- Sustainability Management, University of Toronto
- Sustainability Management, Columbia University
- Law School, Stanford Law
- Environmental and Water Resources Engineering, Villanova University
Megan Schmidt ’17
Megan Schmidt ’17 is a project engineer for Engineering & Land Planning Associates Inc. and works on site designs for a variety of residential, industrial, and public projects.
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Emma Fortier '18
Research Associate at the Center for Curriculum Redesign, a global organization dedicated to improving education, Emma Fortier '18 says her engineering studies degree helped prepare her for the world beyond Lafayette.
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Keon West '06
Recognized as a Top Young Professional by Engineering News Record, Keon West '06 has been with Clark Construction Group for a decade and is currently overseeing San Francisco’s $1.4 billion Chase Center project.
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Nicole Holzapfel '21
Nicole Holzapfel joined Lutron as an applications engineer after graduation.
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Rabia Demirelli '21
Engineering studies and economics double major and German minor Rabia Demirelli interned at RocketCloud and Deloitte, joining Deloitte's Financial & Risk Advisory line in the NY office after graduation.
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Karen Pompanella '88
Karen Pompanella ’88 Manages $6 Billion USPS Transportation Budget
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