Career Services

We assist students and alumni in their journey to enrich their educational experiences, careers and lives in order to make lifelong contributions to society.

Our career center helps identify meaningful research, internship, scholarship, fellowship, professional and graduate school opportunities.

We are located on the third floor of the Campus Center, room 316. We host job and internship fairs, employer and graduate school information sessions, campus interviews, career exploration workshops and many more activities that help you find the best opportunities and plan your next steps. Some additional services we provide include: a comprehensive website with tools and resources, a database of employer-posted job and internship opportunities, interview rooms and a landline for student use.

We look forward to meeting you soon.

Kristin Casasanto , Director

Suzanne Alcott, Assistant Director for Employer and Student Engagement

Courtney Beach, Assistant Director for International and Post Graduate Programs

Top Employers

Google	Microsoft	Facebook
Amazon	Apple	Tesla
athenahealth	Skydio	Right Hand Robotics
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

Top Graduate Schools

Stanford	Harvard	CMU
MIT	UC Berkeley	Cornell
Boston University	Northwestern	WPI
University of Washington

Summer Intern Employers 2022

Amazon Robotics	Apple	General Motors
Graco	IBM	KittyHawk
Kyaro Assistive Tech	Markforged	MathWorks
Microsoft	Nissan	Northrop Grumman
Product Insight	Realtime Robotics	Skydio
SpaceX	Tesla	United Health Group
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

* all data gathered by the Office of Post Graduate Planning as of 4/4/2023

Alumni Starting Salaries

Average Starting Salary	$93,121
Engineering Majors	$93,818
Electrical and Computing Engineer	$103,254
Mechanical Engineer	$82,007

* data averaged from Class of 2019 through Class of 2022

Read stories from our Career Services blog

Blog Entry Rotational Program Image

Are Rotational Programs the Right Fit for You?

Rishita Sarin

A rotational program invites new grads as paid, full-time employees for one to two years (depending on the program) to join a company and rotate through departments and projects across different disciplines. These programs are sometimes referred to as Leadership Development programs, because the scaffolded, structured experience often builds leadership skills in addition to industry skills.

Blog Entry

Four students stand facing the camera on the Olin College campus.

Career Fair is Over. Now What?

Kristin Casasanto

Ok, so the Spring Career Fair is over.... now what? Here are some tips to get you where you want to be this summer.

Blog Entry A photo of Olin alumna Ryan Mitchell

Olin Alumna Creates Advanced Django Course for LinkedIn Learning

Oliner, Ryan Mitchell, from the class of 2011 has created a new course for LinkedIn Learning.

Olin is a Top Producer of 2020-2021 U.S. Fulbright Students

Olin College of Engineering has been recognized as a top producer of U.S. Fulbright Students. Each year the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) announces the top producing institutions for the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government's flagship international educational exchange program.

Career Services

Google

Microsoft

Facebook

Amazon

Apple

Tesla

athenahealth

Skydio

Right Hand Robotics

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

Stanford

Harvard

CMU

MIT

UC Berkeley

Cornell

Boston University

Northwestern

WPI

University of Washington

Amazon Robotics

Apple

General Motors

Graco

IBM

KittyHawk

Kyaro Assistive Tech

Markforged

MathWorks

Microsoft

Nissan

Northrop Grumman

Product Insight

Realtime Robotics

Skydio

SpaceX

Tesla

United Health Group

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

* all data gathered by the Office of Post Graduate Planning as of 4/4/2023

Average Starting Salary

$93,121

Engineering Majors

$93,818

Electrical and Computing Engineer

$103,254

Mechanical Engineer

$82,007