What do SEAS alumni go on to do?

Everything and anything.

Our graduates have gone on to take positions at some of the finest research institutions in the world, including: Ben Gurion University (Israel), Carnegie Mellon University, Columbia University, Cornell University, MIT, National University of Singapore,Princeton University, University of California–Berkeley, University of Chicago,University of Sydney (Australia), University of Virginia, and right here at Harvard.

Those pursuing careers in industry and government have worked for technology companies such as Pixar, Google, and IBM; defense contractors such as NorthropGrumman; policy and research organizations such as the National Institutes of Health; banking and investment firms like Citigroup; and environmental consulting groups like Boston-based CDM.

Others have become entrepreneurs. Our graduates started Zappos, Flour Bakery and Meyers+Chang, Tacit Knowledge Systems, and SupplyWorks, Inc. In fact, some of the most well-known companies in the world were started by Harvard graduates—for example, Electronic Arts, 3Com, Sun Microsystems, and Microsoft.

Be an Ambassador

We invite all alumni to stay connected with SEAS. Graduates are encouraged to serve as Harvard's science, engineering, and technology ambassadors. You can keep current by brushing up on the latest news and attending symposia and events.

You can stay involved by e-mailing your comments and suggestions to us and by telling prospective students and leaders in academia, industry, and government about the exciting progress in engineering and the applied sciences at Harvard.

Featured Alumni

From bakers to animation makers to 21st century shoe salesmen, SEAS alumni continually redefine what it means to be an engineer.

• Danielle Feinberg
• Marco Iansiti 
• William Peine 
• Tod Perry 
• Gary Schermerhorn 
• Shih Choon Fong
• Chelsey Simmons
• Stephanie Wilson
• Hynd Bouhia
• Tony Hsieh
  
• Guy Steele

Find Out More

Keep up with the latest news and events at SEAS and around campus.

• SEAS Newsletter
• SEAS Fact Brochure
• SEAS Annual Reports
• SEAS Vision Document
• Harvard website
• HarvardScience website
• Harvard Gazette
• Harvard Crimson
• Harvard Magazine
• Colloquy