Career Services
Brooklyn and New York City are home to some of the most high-tech industries in the country. With access to our global community and network of companies, we are here to support you as you explore and advance your career.
NYU Tandon Career Services
NYU Tandon's Office of Career Services offers career-focused support to prepare you for internships, co-ops and full-time employment. Take advantage of career services specifically designed for engineering students early in your academic career. Join us for workshops, industry talks, career fairs and more!
Internship and job opportunities are regularly announced by email, so be on the lookout. For more information about events and programs, visit the Career Services internal website.
Contact
Karine-Frederique Loriot
Assistant Dean of Career Services
karine@nyu.edu
John Cardillo
Assistant Director, Career Services
john.cardillo@nyu.edu
Wasserman Center for Career Development
The Wasserman Center for Career Development offers all NYU students a variety of services to help you advance your career whether you are looking for a campus job or your first position as a graduate. Make an appointment or drop by to explore some of the many services available, such as:
- Career Fairs (twice a year in the spring and fall)
- Resume and cover letter writing workshops
- Mock-interview sessions
- On-campus recruiting
- Online job board
Wasserman Brooklyn Office
Address
Wunsch Hall
311 Bridge Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Contact
career.development@nyu.edu
646.997.5986
Office Hours
- Monday: 9 am-5 pm
- Tuesday: 9 am-5 pm
- Wednesday: 9 am-7 pm
- Thursday: 9 am-5 pm
- Friday: 9 am-5 pm
Drop-in Hours
- Monday: 2 pm-4 pm
- Tuesday: 2 pm-4 pm
- Wednesday: 4 pm-6 pm
- Thursday: 2 pm-4 pm
- Friday: 2 pm-4 pm
Future Labs
Our network of business incubators and accelerators focus on multidisciplinary collaboration to bring new tech ventures to successful fruition. You’ll have all the tools and expertise needed at your disposal to grow your idea into a full-fledged company or to contribute to someone else’s vision in a meaningful way.
