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the career development cen-ter is pleased to present the WPi class of 2010 statistical report, which provides informa-tion on the postgraduate ac-tivities of bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD recipients between

october 2009 and July 2010. the salary and placement data were obtained through a survey of students and include information on all students as well as those who were registered with the cDc; the surveys were conducted by the cDc between may and november 2010.

the 2009–10 academic year continued to be a dif-ficult one for college-level recruiting, as the tight economy had impacted the number of opportunities available for WPi graduates. the placement rate for 2010 grads who’d registered with the cDc, which includes full-time employment plus graduate school attendance or enlistment in the military, was 86 per-cent, exactly as it was for the class of 2009. the economy clearly had an impact on the placement rate of WPi students, as the number still seeking employment remained at 14 percent.

the majority of WPi graduates have stayed in the new England area, with massachusetts retaining the highest number. some students began their employment in areas throughout the united states (southeast, southwest, midwest and Pacific coast). the average salary for engineering graduates was $58,126, computer science $66,350, mathematical sciences $58,300, and biological sciences $44,262. the average starting salary for a WPi graduate with a bachelor’s degree is $56,877, while the average starting salary for a WPi master’s degree recipient is $69,993. more than 55 percent of students found jobs through one of the career Development center’s services: job listings, on-campus recruiting, resume referral, career fairs, and internships.

this report includes placement information and aver-age salaries by major, in addition to that on underrep-resented and women students. it also includes a list of the top hiring employers for the class, a historical 10-year summary, and a list of graduate and professional schools by area of study.

if you have questions about this report, please feel free to contact me.

Jeanette m. doyleDirector, career Development center

Class of 2010: summary of post–graDuatIoN aCtIVItIEs 4

Employment Opportunities by Industry 5

post-graDuatIoN DECIsIoNs 6

Engineering 6

Arts & Sciences 9

School of Business 14

Data oN womEN aND uNDErrEprEsENtED stuDENts 16

EmployEr statIstICs 17

Top Hiring Employers of Registered Students, Full-time Employment 17

Top Hiring Employers of All Students, All Employment Types 18

Employers Extending Additional Offers to the Class of 2010 19

10-Year Summary of Top Hiring Employers 20

graDuatE sChool statIstICs 22

contEnts

registered bachelor’s studentsIncludes only students who registered with the CDC

status 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006Employed 57% 55% 66% 66% 72%Graduate school 28% 31% 25% 23% 20%military 1% *% 1% 1% *%total placement 86% 86% 92% 90% 92%still seeking 14% 14% 8% 10% 8%*less than 1%

starting locations, all registered studentsAll Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students registeredwith the CDC

individual states other locationsmassachusetts 409 southeast 25connecticut 61 midwest 23new York 25 Pacific coast 22new Hampshire 16 southwest 12rhode island 13 international 12Pennsylvania 6maine 6new Jersey 4

all bachelor’s students Includes “unknown” students who did not report their post-graduation status

statusclassof 2010

registered with the cdc

Employed 382 53% 353Graduate school 203 28% 175military 12 2% 7total placement 597 83% 535still seeking 93 13% 83unknown 30 4% 2189% of the Class of 2010 registered with the CDC.

starting locations, all studentsAll Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students, registeredand non-registered

individual states other locations

massachusetts 486 southeast 29connecticut 62 midwest 28new York 27 Pacific coast 23new Hampshire 21 southwest 14rhode island 16 international 15Pennsylvania 7maine 7new Jersey 5

class of 2010: summary of post–graduation activities

55%

20%

14%

3%8%

cdc: 177(includes job listings, on-campus recruiting, resume referral, internships, career fairs)

referral: 63(includes faculty, alumni, family, and friends)

Web/internet resources: 45

mQp: 10

other: 25

total reported sources: 320

origins of employment offersAs reported by bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD students

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employment opportunities by industry

industryon-campus*recruiting

full-timeprofessional

cooperativeeducation

summerprofessional

part-timeprofessional

Aerospace and Defense 7 40 5 5 1

Automotive and transport 1 8 0 2 0

banking 0 9 0 0 1

business services 12 238 5 30 6

charitable organizations 0 1 0 2 0

chemicals 2 5 2 6 0

computer services 1 57 10 8 4

computer Hardware 3 32 28 16 1

computer software 4 136 12 46 7

construction 2 25 6 5 1

consumer Products manufacturers 1 35 0 15 4

consumer services 0 10 0 3 3

cultural institutions 0 1 0 1 1

Education 10 74 0 24 15

Electronics 7 98 24 22 2

Energy and utilities 6 33 3 23 4

Engineering services 1 52 5 7 0

Environmental services and Equipment 1 10 0 3 0

financial services 6 29 0 8 1

food 0 4 1 0 0

Government/federal 0 31 1 8 1

Government/state 0 5 0 2 0

Government/Local 0 3 0 4 0

Health care 4 71 12 20 10

industrial manufacturing 1 97 9 22 0

insurance 7 13 3 6 1

Leisure 0 3 0 3 2

media 0 14 0 3 3

membership organizations 0 1 1 6 1

metals and mining 0 4 0 0 0

non Profit 0 4 3 11 1

other 0 0 0 0 1

Pharmaceuticals 4 39 14 12 1

real Estate 0 9 0 1 1

retail 5 18 2 15 0

security Products and services 8 21 1 2 0

telecommunications Equipment 0 20 1 10 0

telecommunications services 0 17 2 0 2

third Party recruiter 0 37 0 8 4

transportation services 0 1 0 1 0

total 93 1305 150 360 79

*Positions were posted and tracked through On-Campus Recruiting program.

bachelor of science decisionsIncludes the majors of Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Environmental Engi-neering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineer-ing, and Robotics Engineering.

decisions* 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006Employed 53% 53% 67% 65% 70%Graduate school 34% 33% 25% 24% 22%military 2% **% 2% 1% **%total placement 89% 86% 94% 90% 92%still seeking 11% 14% 6% 10% 8%* as reported by students registered with the CDC ** less than 1%

post-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 213 200Graduate school 146 129military 9 7still seeking 42 41unknown 18 13total students 428 39091% registered with the CDC.

decisions by maJorAs reported by all students of the Class of 2010

aerospace engineering post-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 12 10Graduate school 9 7

military 1 1still seeking 5 5unknown 1 1total students 28 2486% registered with the CDC.

Wpi average salaries with a bachelor’s2010 2009 2008

$61,344 $51,800 $57,875

students in this major were employed bybrainfuse, General Dynamics–Electric boat, Hittite microwave, L3 communications, mit Lincoln Laboratory, morris controls inc., naval surface Warfare center, and raytheon

biomedical engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$52,425 $43,950 $49,831

students in this major were employed byAbbott biocenter, Archemix, belle’s bistro, biomedical model-ing inc., boston scientific, claros Diagnostics, covidien, Depuy spine, forma therapeutics, Philips, rxi Pharmaceuticals, syn-qor inc., and Yale-new Haven Hospital

post-graduation decisions

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engineering

chemical engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 33 33Graduate school 10 9military 1 1still seeking 9 8unknown 2 0total students 55 5193% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Biochemistry.


$60,395 $66,200 $58,673

students in this major were employed by3m company, AEcom, Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Avery Dennison, bAE systems, cDm, cunagra food, Dow chemi-cal, DsG solutions LLc, Empower Energy co-op/biodiesel Division, Exxonmobil, fm Global, Gametrainer.com, General Electric, General mills, Henkel Loctite, invensys sensor systems, newPage inc., Pepsi co, rogers corporation, scHott north America, technical Graphics, the Hanover insurance Group, ttm technologies, united technologies–Power systems, and Wright Processing

civil engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 33 32Graduate school 20 19military 3 2still seeking 6 6unknown 2 2total students 64 6195% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Mechanical Engineering.


$55,206 $56,267 $53,759

students in this major were employed byArcadis, bechtel, chesterfield Associates inc., cianbro corpora-tion, consigli construction, Daniel o’connell & sons, Depuy Engineering, Dessau Engineering, E.t. & L. corp., General Dynamics–bath iron Works, General Dynamics–Electric boat, kiewit construction company, LbE building corporation, Lonza biologics, martinez couch & Associates LLc, Environmental consultants, massachusetts Department of transportation, national Grid, P.W. Grosser consulting, Public service of nH, skanska, turner construction, and Zachary construction

electrical & computer engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 42 39Graduate school 21 20military 1 1still seeking 5 5unknown 4 4total students 73 6995% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science.


$61,021 $57,674 $58,342

students in this major were employed byAdaptive office Associates, Aras corp., Aware inc., bAE systems, bbn technologies, cisco systems, communication components filters inc., cyber communications, Emc cor-poration, General Dynamics–Advanced information systems, General Dynamics–Electric boat, ibm, invensys sensor systems, Linedata services, mediamath, mit Lincoln Laboratory, murata Power solutions, national Grid, national oilwell varco, naval undersea Warfare center, northrop Grumman corp., Prc, raytheon, rcm technologies, rockwell collins, seek tech, shure inc., summit safety, system Plus solutions, teradyne, tyco Engineered Products & services, tyco international, vistaprint, and Westinghouse

environmental engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$53,040 $49,000 nA

students in this major were employed byLawrence berkeley national Laboratory and tighe & bond

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manufacturing engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$48,000 $57,500 $51,712

students in this major were employed byDW clark

mechanical engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$58,184 $60,279 $68,840

students in this major were employed byAavid thermalloy, Accellent, Amphenol tcs, Avery Dennison, barry Podmore inc., beswick Engineering, borusan, boston scientific, burndy LLs–Div. of Hubbel, casepick, cDi Aerospace, consigli construction, cummins inc., Dakota systems, Exxonmo-bil, G. sparrett, General cable, General Dynamics–Advanced information systems, General Dynamics–Electric boat, General Electric, insight technology, kanzaki specialty Papers, kia, Litron, Lockheed martin, mide technology, naval undersea Warfare center, oak Leaf, Pfizer, PGGi, Piezosystem Jena inc., Portsmouth naval shipyard, PZ Engineering & manufacturing, quality Assurance Labs, raytheon, rmL, saint Gobain, speed-line technologies, sturm ruger & co. inc., thomson West, tyco safety Products, united technologies–Pratt & Whitney, united technologies–sikorsky, and Worcester Polytechnic institute

robotics engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 5 4Graduate school 3 2military 0 0still seeking 2 2unknown 0 0total students 10 880% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.


$61,500 $70,000 nA

students in this major were employed byintersystems corporation, irobot corporation, netcracker tech-nology, and neuro robotics

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master’s & phd decisionsAs reported by all students of the Class of 2010




Wpi average salaries with a master’s or phdmajor 2010 2009 2008biomedical Engineering $56,000 $61,667 $56,667chemical Engineering $60,395 $70,000 $65,500civilEngineering $63,067 $65,000 $57,500construction Project management $62,500 nA nAElectrical and computer Engineering $81,909 $75,407 $72,850Environmental Engineering $59,727 $75,000 $55,000fire Protection Engineering $66,286 $63,857 $68,500manufacturing Engineering $65,600 nA $60,333materials science Engineering $53,333 nA $65,000mechanical Engineering $67,653 $70,222 $60,643

bachelor of science decisionsIncludes the majors of Actuarial Mathematics, Biochemistry, Biology and Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Policy and Development, Humanities and Arts, Interactive Media and Game Development, Interdisciplinary Studies, Mathematical Sciences, Physics, Psychological Sciences, Society, Technology and Policy, and System Dynamics.

decisions* 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006Employed 59% 58% 60% 61% 67%Graduate school 23% 30% 28% 31% 24%military 0% 1% 1% 0% 0%total placement 82% 89% 89% 92% 91%

still seeking 18% 11% 11% 8% 9%*as reported by students registered with the CDC




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arts & sciences

decisions by maJorAs reported by all students of the Class of 2010

actuarial mathematicspost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 8 8Graduate school 1 1military 0 0still seeking 7 6unknown 1 1total students 17 1694% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Management Engineering.


$59,767 $60,375 $55,325

students in this major were employed byAetna, Exxonmobil, Harbin Electric inc., Hewitt Associates, sun Life financial, the Hartford, and towers Watson

biochemistrypost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 12 10Graduate school 9 8military 0 0still seeking 5 4unknown 1 0total students 27 2281% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Biology and Biotechnology, Chemistry, and Humanities and Arts


$43,907 $32,075 $38,000

students in this major were employed byAlpha Analytical, cvs Pharmacy, Exxonmobil, Lonza scientific, mit Lincoln Laboratory, ora clinical, shell, and umass medical school

biology & biotechnologypost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 33 29Graduate school 9 4military 1 0still seeking 2 2unknown 2 2total students 47 3779% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Biochemistry, and Computer Science.


$44,381 $40,935 $35,833

students in this major were employed byAbbott Labs, Alpha xi Delta, Archer rubber company, Athena Diagnostics, biogen inc., brigham & Women’s Hospital, bristol-myers squibb, broad institute at mit, cell signaling technology, celldex therapeutics inc., cytotech Labs boston, Edeniq inc., EpigenDx, General Dynamics–c4 systems, Harvard medi-cal school–Primate research, Harvard university, Hepregen corporation, Lonza biologics, Lonza scientific, massachusetts biologic Laboratories, mt. sinai Hosptial, ora clinical research Development, Purdue university, quad village Physical therapy, regeneron Pharmaceuticals, reprosource, thermofischer, and umass medical school

chemistrypost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 2 1Graduate school 6 5military 0 0still seeking 4 3unknown 0 0total students 12 975% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Biochemistry and Chemical Engineering.


nA $28,600 $44,350

students in this major were employed byAlpha Analytical

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computer sciencepost-graduation plansfor class of 2010 all students


Employed 43 39Graduate school 14 13military 1 0still seeking 6 4unknown 0 0total students 64 5688% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Biology and Biotechnology and Electrical and Computer Engineering


$66,350 $65,506 $64,481

students in this major were employed byAgenda-Asia, Archi business, Aware inc., bAE systems, bank of America, Discovery charter school, DLm Prints, Emc corpora-tion, fidelity investments, first Act interactive–seven45 studios, Galatea Associates, General Dynamics–c4 systems, insource consulting, irobot corporation, iron mountain Digital, iron-wood Pharmaceuticals, kbace technologies, Lab centrix LLc & vietAbroader organization, medical information technology, microsoft corp., mit Lincoln Laboratory, nalco, netcracker technology, optaros, Pegasystems, the mitrE corporation, unum, and vistaprint

environmental policy & developmentpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 0 0Graduate school 0 0military 0 0still seeking 0 0unknown 1 1total students 1 1100% registered with the CDC


nA nA nA

students in this major were employed bynA

humanities & artspost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 1 1Graduate school 0 0military 0 0still seeking 0 0unknown 0 0total students 1 1100% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Biochemis-try, Biology and Biotechnology, Industrial Engineering, and Interactive Media and Game Development


nA nA $32,000

students in this major were employed bybose

interactive media & game developmentpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 18 14Graduate school 2 1military 0 0still seeking 13 10unknown 2 0total students 35 2571% registered with the CDC. Double major reported in Computer Science.


$34,250 $58,063 $66,250

students in this major were employed byArgosy Publishing, creat studios, finalsite, Game stop, Gemini valves, Green torch studios, infocitex corporation, irrational Games, isGn mortgage solutions, nuance communications, Pod Digital Design, Power Advocate, riot Games, tom snyder Productions, and turbine

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mathematical sciencespost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students


Employed 2 2Graduate school 2 1military 0 0still seeking 3 2unknown 1 1total students 8 675% registered with the CDC. Double majors reported in Computer Science and Management Engineering.


$49,500 nA $49,000

students in this major were employed byPrologue consulting Ltd. and sAic

physics (including Engineering Physics)





nA $45,000 $62,400


psychological sciencepost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




nA nA nA


society, technology & policypost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




nA nA nA

students in this major were employed bymEG bilingual international kindergarten

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system dynamicspost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$85,000 nA nA

students in this major were employed bybloomberg and systematic solutions inc.




Employed 89 26Graduate school 10 6military 0still seeking 6 6unknown 9 3total students 114 4136% registered with the CDC.

Wpi average salaries with a master’s or phdmajor 2010 2009 2008Applied mathematics nA $63,000 $57,000Applied statistics nA $60,000 $67,000biochemistry nA nA nAbiology and biotechnology $52,000 nA nAchemistry nA nA nAcomputer science $63,500 $55,003 $73,971financial math nA $55,000 $65,000industrial mathematics $67,200 nA $65,800interdisciplinary studies $82,000 nA nAinterdisciplinary studies—bioscience Administration nA nA $64,000interdisciplinary studies—Power systems $130,500 $99,500 $71,500interdisciplinary studies—system Engineering nA nA $86,000mathematical sciences nA nA $80,000mathematics for Educators nA nA $47,500Physics $115,000 nA nAsystem Dynamics $123,650 nA nA

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bachelor of science decisionsIncludes the majors of Industrial Engineering, Management, Management Engineering, and Management Information Systems.

decisions* 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006Employed 79% 71% 78% 81% 89%Graduate school 7% 16% 9% 7% 5%military 0 0% 0% 2% 3%total placement 86% 87% 87% 90% 97%still seeking 14% 13% 13% 10% 3%*as reported by students registered with the CDC




decisions by maJorAs reported by all students of the class of 2010

industrial engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$58,813 $49,000 $62,200

students in this major were employed bybAE systems, biogen inc., frito Lay, General Dynamics–c4 systems, Goldman, sachs & co., investors capital corpora-tion, shire HGt, the Hanover insurance Group, umass medical school, united technologies–Pratt & Whitney, and Wireless@Work (sprint nextel)

managementpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$50,000 nA $54,000

students in this major were employed byAltus marketing & management, netcracker technology, and Philips Lightolier

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school of business

management engineeringpost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$54,700 $55,333 $53,333

students in this major were employed byAccu contracting, c&s Wholesale Grocers, frito Lay, Lib-ertymutual Group, netcracker technology, oasis systems, quinsigamond community college, raytheon, robbin manu-facturing, sonus networks, staples, suffolk construction, the Hanover insurance Group, trinity Pharma solutions, and Zeta Psi fraternity

management information systemspost-graduation plans for class of 2010 all students




$55,375 $64,150 $58,125

students in this major were employed bycarousel industries, Emc corporation, fidelity investments, General Electric, kadant inc., kazmu muhai Gas, netcracker technology, oakleaf Waste management, Par4 technology, synxis, velir studios, Wellington management company LLP, and World Energy solutions inc.





Wpi average salaries with a master’s or phdmajor 2010 2009 2008information technology $63,000 $70,333 $60,000marketing and techno-logical innovation $57,500 nA $51,850masters of business Administration $61,800 $80,000 $79,200operations and information technology nA nA nAoperations Design and Leadership $71,667 nA $80,000

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Women students class of 2010As reported by all students of the Class of 2010. 306 Bach-elor’s, Master’s, and PhD women in the Class of 2010.

postgraduation plans for class of 2010

class of 2010


Employed 195 64% 159Graduate school 62 20% 53military 2 1% 1total placement 259 85% 213still seeking 33 11% 31unknown 14 4% 983% of women registered with the CDC.

Wpi Women average salariesmajor bachelor’s master’s/phdEngineering $57,834 $56,400Humanities and Arts nA nAschool of business $55,050 $65,160sciences $48,036 $55,040

underrepresented studentsAs reported by all students of the Class of 2010. 138 Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD underrepresented students in the class of 2010 (includes African American, American In-dian/Alaskan Native, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic).

post-graduation plans for class of 2010

Employed

Graduate

school

military

total placem

ent

still seeking

unknow

n

African Am. 22 4 0 26 8 3

Hispanic 19 10 0 29 7 3

Asian/Pacific islander 37 14 0 51 7 1

Am. indian/ Alaskan native 2 0 0 2 0 1

all class of 201080

(58%)28

(20%)0

(0%)108

(78%)22

(16%)8

(6%)

registered with the cdc 54 27 0 81 19 878% of underrepresented students registered with the CDC.

Wpi underrepresented students average salariesmajor bachelor’s master’s/phdEngineering $61,580 $65,040Humanities and Arts nA nAinterdisciplinary $35,000 nAschool of business $56,333 $60,000sciences $53,600 nA

data on Women and underrepresented students

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employer no.

united technologies 25

General Dynamics–Electric boat 20

raytheon 20

Emc corporation 11

General Dynamics–c4 systems 11

umass medical school 10

bAE systems 9

mit Lincoln Laboratory 9

textron 9

Exxonmobil 8

fidelity investments 8

Abbott Laboratories & bioresearch center 7

Avery Dennison 7

General Electric 7

Worcester Polytechnic institute 7

national Grid 6

naval surface Warfare center 6

the Hanover insurance Group 6

netcracker technology 5

vistaprint 5

boston scientific 4

General Dynamics–Advanced info systems 4

irobot corporation 4

Lonza–biologics 4

rolf Jensen & Associates 4

3m company 3

AEcom transportation 3

consigli construction 3

Johnson & Johnson–Depuy 3

Hughes Associates inc. 3

ibm 3

invensys sensor systems 3

L3 communications 3

Philips 3

saint Gobain 3

staples 3

sun Life financial 3

tyco Engineered Products & services 3

employer statistics

employer no.

unitil 3

Alpha Analytical 2

Analog Devices 2

Aware inc. 2

bank of America 2

bbn technologies 2

bechtel 2

biogen inc. 2

bose 2

communication components filters 2

cornell university 2

covidien 2

fm Global 2

frito Lay 2

kiewit construction company 2

Lawrence berkeley national Laboratory 2

Lockheed martin 2

medical information technology 2

metrum research Group 2

microsoft corp. 2

mide technology 2

monster.com 2

nalco 2

northeast utilities system 2

northrop Grumman corporation 2

novartis 2

oakleaf Waste management 2

ora clinical 2

Pare corporation 2

Procter & Gamble–Gillette 2

sturm ruger & co. inc. 2

teradyne 2

the mitrE corporation 2

tighe & bond 2

verizon Wireless 2

Wellington management company 2

Westinghouse 2

top hiring employers of registered students,full-time employmentIncludes employers who hired two or more registered Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD students full-time as reported by the Class of 2010.

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top hiring employers of all students, all employment typesIncludes full-time, summer internships, and cooperative education as reported by the Class of 2010.

employer no.

General Dynamics 36

united technologies 27

raytheon 21

Worcester Polytechnic institute 17

Emc corporation 14

umass medical school 10

bAE systems 9

mit Lincoln Laboratory 9

textron 9

Exxonmobil 8

fidelity investments 8

Abbott Laboratories & bioresearch center 7

Avery Dennison 7

General Electric 7

national Grid 6

naval surface Warfare center 6

the Hanover insurance Group 6

irobot corporation 5

netcracker technology 5

vistaprint 5

boston scientific 4

ibm 4

Lonza–biologics 4

rolf Jensen & Associates 4

3m company 3

AEcom transportation 3

consigli construction 3

Hughes Associates inc. 3

invensys sensor systems 3

Johnson & Johnson–Depuy 3

L3 communications 3

novartis 3

Philips 3

saint Gobain 3

staples 3

sun Life financial 3

tyco Engineered Products & services 3

unitil 3

employer no.

Alpha Analytical 2

Analog Devices 2

Aware inc. 2

bank of America 2

bbn technologies 2

bechtel 2

biogen inc. 2

bose 2

communication components filters 2

cornell university 2

covidien 2

finalsite 2

fm Global 2

frito Lay 2

Genzyme 2

kiewit construction company 2

Lawrence berkeley national Laboratory 2

Lockheed martin 2

medical information technology 2

metrum research Group 2

microsoft corp. 2

mide technology 2

monster.com 2

nalco 2

northeast utilities system 2

northrop Grumman corporation 2

oakleaf Waste management 2

ora clinical 2

Pare corporation 2

Procter & Gamble–Gillette 2

sturm ruger & co. inc. 2

teradyne 2

the mitrE corporation 2

tighe & bond 2

umass memorial Health care 2

verizon Wireless 2

Wellington management company 2

Westinghouse 2

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employer

Affinova

Alexion Pharmaceuticals

Amphenol rf

Aspero

Audette Group

Autoliv

bank of America

blackDuck software

brooks Automation

checon

chemical marketing Associates

communication & test Design inc.

conformis inc.

Delotte consulting

Emc corporation

Epsilon systems

Excelleron

fidelity investments

fluent technologies

fuel cell Energy

General Dynamics

General Dynamics–Advanced info systems

General Electric

Harpoon brewery

Hewitt Associates

ibm

intel

Jf White contracting company

employer

Johnson & Johnson

karl storz Endovision

kcm company

mit Lincoln Labs

naval undersea Warfare center

nAvsEA

northeast consulting

raytheon

sabre Holdins

sAic

sensata technologies

spirol international

stevenson & Associates

sunLife

teradyne inc.

the mitrE corporation

tyco

umass medical center

umass medical school

united technologies–Pratt & Whitney

unum

urs corporation

u.s. Patent & trademark office

vamco international

vistaPrint

Wausau insurance

Zachary nuclear

employers extending additional offers to the class of 2010Companies that made offers to registered and unregistered students who accepted other offers

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1 raytheon 20 183 203

2 General Dynamics 36 117 153

3 united technologies 25 127 152

4 General Electric 7 101 108

5 Emc 11 74 85

6 bAE systems 9 67 76

7 national Grid/mass Electric 6 57 63

8 teradyne 2 60 62

9 fidelity 8 43 51

10 Analog Devices 2 44 46

11 naval undersea Warfare center 6 39 45

12 mit Lincoln Laboratory 9 33 42

13 umass medical school 10 26 36

14 intel 1 31 32

15 Exxonmobil 8 23 31

16 ibm 3 24 27

17 Hewlett Packard/compaq computer 1 23 24

18 Genzyme 1 22 23

Hanover insurance/Allmerica financial 6 17 23

19 Abbott bioresearch 7 14 21

kiewit construction company 2 19 21

20 cisco systems 1 19 20

Gillette/Proctor & Gamble 2 18 20

vistaPrint 5 15 20

WPi 7 13 20

21 boston scientific corp. 4 15 19

rolf Jensen & Associates (rJA) 4 15 19

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22 Avery Dennison 7 10 17

invensys Process systems 3 14 17

tyco Engineered Products & services 3 14 17

23 Allegro micro systems 1 15 16

cDm 1 15 16

consigli construction 3 13 16

Lockheed martin 2 14 16

staples 3 13 16

us Patent & trademark office 0 16 16

24 Alcatel-Lucent 0 15 15

microsoft corp. 2 13 15

textron 9 6 15

25 Accenture 0 14 14

bose corp. 2 12 14

26 Athena Diagnostics 1 12 13

northrop Grumman 2 11 13

sun microsystems 0 13 13

27 Pricewaterhousecoopers 0 12 12

schlumberger 0 12 12

Waters corp 0 12 12

28 APc–American Power conversion 0 11 11

meditech 2 9 11

mitrE corporation 0 11 11

texas instruments 0 11 11

tighe and bond 2 9 11

Whiting-turner contracting co. 0 11 11

29 charles river Labs 0 10 10

General motors 0 10 10

10-year summary of top hiring employers

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northeast utilities 2 8 10

30 Empirix 0 9 9

iconics 0 9 9

irobot 4 5 9

verizon 2 7 9

31 Hughes & Associates 3 5 8

inG 0 8 8

Johnson & Johnson–Depuy 3 5 8

nortel networks 0 8 8

nstAr 0 8 8

united Parcel service 0 8 8

32 clinivation inc. 0 7 7

international fuel cells 0 7 7

ora clinical r&D 2 5 7

Pfizer/Wyeth Pharmaceutical 0 7 7

sun Life financial 3 4 7

us Army natick soldier center 1 6 7

viasat inc. 1 6 7

Westinghouse 2 5 7

33 Alphatech inc. 0 6 6

Amphenol rf 1 5 6

babcock Power 0 6 6

biogen, inc. 2 4 6

boeing 0 6 6

cytec industries inc. 0 6 6

EPm 0 6 6

netcracker technology 5 1 6

novartis 2 4 6

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Putnam investments 1 5 6

saint Gobain–norton 3 3 6

34 bristol-myers squibb 1 4 5

corning marlborough 0 5 5

covidien 2 3 5

fm Global 2 3 5

foster-miller inc. 0 5 5

GZA Environmental 1 4 5

Lonza-biologics 4 1 5

monster.com 2 3 5

nms communications 0 5 5

Woodard & curran 0 5 5

Yantra co. 0 5 5

35 AEcom transportation 3 1 4

Aware inc. 2 2 4

bbn technologies 2 2 4

bechtel 2 2 4

ford motor company 0 4 4

frito Lay 2 2 4

Philips 3 1 4

36 3m company 3 0 3

Entergy 0 3 3

Google 0 3 3

L3 communications 3 0 3

unitil 3 0 3

As reported by Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students; order based on total hires

22

graduate schoolsRegistered and non-registered students attending in 2010

businessbrandeis university

George Washington university

st. Johns university, Peter J. tobin college of business

stanford university

engineeringcarnegie mellon university

cemacube Eu Program

colorado university

European master on Advanced robotics

George Washington university

Georgia institute of technology

mit

northwestern university

stanford university

university of connecticut

university of buffalo

university of massachusetts–Amherst

university of minnesota

university of rhode island

university of texas–Austin

university of utah

Worcester Polytechnic institute

lawGeorge Washington university

university of minnesota Law school

medical/veterinaryAlbert Einstein college of medicine of Yeshiva university

boston university

carnegie mellon university

case Western reserve university

Dartmouth medical school

Emory university

queen mary, university of London

mGH institute of Health Professions

ross university

the massachusetts college of Pharmacy and Health sciences

graduate school statistics

tufts cummings veterinary school

umass medical school

university of massachusetts

university of new England

university of Pennsylvania

Mathematicsuniversity of southern california


scienceboston university

bridgewater state college

illinois institute of technology

kent state university

kungliga tekniska Hogskolan

Leeds university

northeastern university

university of texas

university of utah

university of Waterloo

university of Wisconsin

virginia tech

William & mary


unknown field of studyboston university

city college of new York

columbia university

Hofstra university

Purdue university

rensselaer

university of massachusetts

university of south florida

university of toronto


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