College of Engineering

University of Michigan

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Engineering Career Resource Center

Table of Contents

Note from the Director 1

About the University of Michigan 2

About Michigan Engineering 3

Engineering Class of 2009 4

Engineering Career Resource Center 5

Cooperative Education Program 6

Internships 7

Respondents’ Profile 8

Acceptances by Region and Sector 2008-2009 8

Full-Time Salary Acceptances 2008-2009 9

Recruiting Program 10

Recruiting Organizations 2008-2009 11

Note from the Director

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I am pleased to share with you the 2008-2009 issue of the University of Michigan

Engineering Career Resource Center (ECRC) Annual Report. The report contains

information on the post-graduation activities of the Class of 2009 and hiring activity for the

College of Engineering Internship and Cooperation Education Program.

This year proved to be a challenging job market for the college graduate. However, Michigan

Engineers were still highly sought by numerous employers. The ECRC, like most career

centers across the nation, saw reductions in employment needs and a slower hiring pace

by recruiting organizations. We saw a small decrease in the numbers of employers that we

served. Although the number of jobs posted, full-time acceptances reported and internship

hires declined, the number of employing organizations visiting the campus to recruit our

students remained strong.

The ECRC also provided a range of services to graduate and undergraduate students of

the College. As always, our goal is to assist students in gaining valuable professional

experiences that will help them make a successful transition from school to career. We

focused on sharing strategies for job success in a tight economy to help students achieve

their goals despite the negative economy.

You are welcome to take advantage of the many services that we offer and to get involved

with College of Engineering students. We had a very active recruiting season in 2008 and

expect much of the same in 2009. We look forward to another exciting year.

Sincerely,

Kerri BoivinDirector, Engineering Career Resource Center College of Engineering

About the University of Michigan

Continuing to define the great public university, the University of Michigan is home to

19 colleges, schools and divisions, which are among the top in their fields. In fact, U-M is one

of only three universities in the nation with highly ranked engineering, medical and business schools.

U-M faculty, staff and students experience the strong tradition of excellence known as the “Michigan

Difference” in classrooms and labs, on the playing fields and the community.

University of Michigan Schools, Colleges and Divisions

• Architecture & Urban Planning • Literature, Science, and the Arts

• Art & Design • Medicine

• Business • Music, Theatre & Dance

• Dentistry • Natural Resources & Environment

• Education • Nursing

• Engineering • Pharmacy

• Graduate Studies • Public Health

• Information • Public Policy

• Kinesiology • Social Work

• Law

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About Michigan Engineering

The University of Michigan College of Engineering is ranked among the best engineering schools in

the country. At more than $130 million annually, its engineering research budget is one of the largest

of any public university. Michigan Engineering is home to 11 academic departments and a National

Science Foundation Engineering Research Center. The College plays a leading role in the Michigan

Memorial Phoenix Energy Institute and hosts the world-class Lurie Nanofabrication Facility. Michigan

Engineering’s premier scholarship, international scale and multidisciplinary scope combine to create

an unparalleled experience. Find out more at http://www.engin.umich.edu/.

Drawing upon a renowned research community, the College leverages its deep strength to uncover

new revelations in business, education, medicine and the sciences. Michigan Engineering has

become a favorite school for companies seeking well-rounded people who can solve problems, lead

teams and apply their knowledge creatively across functional boundaries. By combining focused

expertise, far reaching vision and a strong commitment to humanity, the College of Engineering is

creating students, scholars and technologies that are transforming the world.

The College of Engineering is a flourishing institution with assets that include:

• outstanding faculty who are dedicated to engineering research and teaching that make a

difference in people’s lives

• diverse, highly talented students who challenge each other to achieve their full potential

• a superb physical plant and outstanding staff

• a tradition of being the “leaders and best”

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Engineering Class of 2009

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Diversity of Engineering Undergraduate Class of 2008-2009

Total Undergraduate Degrees Conferred 1,236

% International 12%

% Domestic 88%

% Female 24%

Total UG Degrees Conferred to Domestic Students 1,087

% Underrepresented Minority* 8%

% Asian 18%

% White 69%

% Ethnicity Unknown 5%

* Includes Black, Hispanic and Native American

Engineering Degrees Granted August 2008-May 2009*

Department/Program Bachelors Masters Doctorates

Aerospace Engineering 134 56 22

Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences 15 38 4

Biomedical Engineering 69 63 32

Chemical Engineering 113 17 9

Civil and Environmental Engineering 80 47 18

Computer Engineering 54 — —

Computer Science 77 — —

Computer Science – LS&A* 33 — —

Computer Science and Engineering — 35 35

Electrical Engineering 119 55 42

Electrical Engineering: Systems — 36 14

Engineering Interdisciplinary 15 — —

Industrial and Operations Engineering 165 96 6

Interdisciplinary Professional Programs

Automotive Engineering — 10 —

Energy Systems Engineering — 7 —

Financial Engineering — 50 —

Global Automotive and Manufacturing — 49 —

Integrated MicroSystems — 3 —

Manufacturing — 14 1

Pharmaceutical Engineering — 9 —

Macromolecular Science and Engineering — 2 3

Materials Science and Engineering 48 14 9

Mechanical Engineering 243 124 50

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering 38 12 6

Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Services 33 21 5

Total Degrees Conferred 1,236 758 255

Total Degrees Conferred (excludes LS&A CS) 1,203 758 255

*Degrees conferred by the College of Literature, Science and the Arts

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The Engineering Career Resource Center

The Engineering Career Resource Center (ECRC) provides career planning services to engineering

and computer science undergraduates, graduate students and College alumni. The Center

coordinates career advising services, career resource material, workshops, employer presentations,

campus interviews and online job postings. In addition to assisting students, the Center’s staff works

with recruiting organizations to facilitate full-time, internship and cooperative education assignments.

Thousands of campus interviews are managed through the ECRC annually.

During the 2008-2009 recruiting season, the ECRC used HireME, our online recruiting system, to

manage the thousands of job postings and campus interviews conducted throughout the year. In

2009, the Center experienced some notable trends. Employer participation in the Engineering Winter

Career Fair was strong and there were more inquiries about unpaid internships. The Winter fair has

been jointly sponsored by the ECRC and central campus Career Center since 2002. Ninety-three

employing organizations participated in the 2009 Winter Engineering Career Fair.

Many employers partnered with the ECRC to offer career-related workshops and Recruiter in

Residence services for students throughout the year. The Recruiter in Residence service allowed

students to informally chat with recruiters on various job search and career related issues. The most

frequent workshops offered included resume writing, interview preparation, developing networking

skills and negotiating job offers.

Co-op Students on Assignment, 2008-2009*

Fall 2008 Winter 2009 Spring/Summer 2009 Total

New Hires 43 44 26 113

Re-hires 12 9 22 43

Total 55 53 48 156

The Cooperative Education Program

The Cooperative Education Program at U-M Engineering is an alternating co-op model. Students alternate

between a six to eight month work assignment and campus coursework. An alternating co-op requires a mini-

mum of thirty work hours per week. While the majority of the students in the program were juniors and seniors,

all undergraduate class levels were represented.

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Co-op Students on Assignment, 2008-2009*

Majors Students Average Monthly Salary Median Monthly Salary

Aerospace Engineering 15 $2,790 $2,643

Atmospheric Oceanic and Space Sciences 1 $2,250 —

Biomedical Engineering 5 $3,009 $3,207

Chemical Engineering 28 $3,416 $3,293

Civil and Environmental Engineering 3 $2,167 $2,167

Computer Engineering 6 $3,643 $3,585

Computer Science 21 $3,866 $3,987

Electrical Engineering 11 $3,862 $3,680

Engineering Physics 1 $2,290 —

Industrial and Operations Engineering 15 $3,083 $3,120

Materials Science and Engineering 1 $3,120 —

Mechanical Engineering 47 $3,177 $3,200

Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering 2 $2,513 —

Total Number of Students 156

*Compiled from information reported by co-op students and their employers.

Internships

U-M Engineering students continued to gain valuable experiences through participation in engineering internships across

the country. The opportunities typically last three or four months and are most common during the summer. Student

interns not only benefit from the added experience and hands-on learning, they also benefit from the exposure to

various work environments. Employers benefit by providing training opportunities, adding great new talent to their work

teams and by identifying qualified candidates prior to graduation.

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Internship Salaries and Hires, 2008-2009*

Majors Students Average Monthly Salary Median Monthly Salary

Aerospace Engineering 22 $3,009 $2,947

Atmospheric, Ocean and Space Sciences 1 $1,820 —

Biomedical Engineering 12 $3,255 $3,619

Chemical Engineering 41 $3,545 $3,498

Civil Engineering 13 $2,591 $2,470

Computer Engineering 16 $4,093 $4,073

Computer Science 39 $4,513 $4,287

Computer Science and Engineering 1 $6,334 —

Earth System Science and Engineering 2 $4,918 —

Electrical Engineering 12 $3,281 $2,903

Electrical Engineering: Systems 1 $2,253 —

Energy Systems Engineering 1 $5,037 —

Engineering First Year 3 $2,600 $2,600

Engineering Physics 1 $2,383 —

Environmental Engineering 1 $5,309 —

Financial Engineering 5 $7,074 $6,500

Industrial and Operations Engineering 47 $3,506 $3,597

Manufacturing Engineering 1 $5,526 —

Materials Science and Engineering 8 $2,824 $2,427

Mechanical Engineering 67 $3,478 $3,430

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering 13 $2,948 $2,947

Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences 8 $4,021 $3,826

Total 315

An additional 63 students reported internship hires, but did not provide salary information

Aerospace Engineering 4

Biomedical Engineering 4

Chemical Engineering 3

Civil Engineering 2

Computer Engineering 5

Computer Science 7

Electrical Engineering 4

Engineering First Year 1

Industrial and Operations Engineering 15

Materials Science and Engineering 1

Mechanical Engineering 8

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering 4

Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences 5

Total 378

*Compiled from internship hires reported to the ECRC by students, employers, faculty and staff.

Respondents’ Profile

Throughout 2008-2009 the ECRC distributed

surveys to employers and graduating students to

gather information on employment accepted, salary

offers and post graduation plans. The following pages

summarize the information collected pertaining to

students who graduated in December 2008,

May 2009 and August 2009.

Based on 1,050 Responses• 478 reported accepting full time jobs• 394 reported salary information• 443 reported jobs and location• 338 reported pursuing further education• 288 females reported• 762 males reported

Respondents by Degree

Degree Count Percent

PhD 92 8.76%

Masters 261 24.86%

Bachelors 697 66.38%

Total 1,050 100%

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Acceptances by Sector 2008-2009

Sector # of jobs Percent

Aerospace and Defense 81 16.95%

Automotive and Transport Equipment 22 4.60%

Chemicals 11 2.30%

Computer Hardware 23 4.81%

Computer Software and Services 35 7.32%

Conglomerates 11 2.30%

Consulting 28 5.86%

Consumer Products 19 3.97%

Educational/Academia 13 2.72%

Electronics 15 3.14%

Energy and Utilities 62 12.97%

Engineering Services 15 3.14%

Environmental 1 0.21%

Financial Services 36 7.53%

Government 32 6.69%

Healthcare Products and Services 12 2.51%

Manufacturing 21 4.39%

Materials and Construction 15 3.14%

Media 1 0.21%

Pharmaceutical 10 2.09%

Research and Development 2 0.42%

Technical Scientific Research Services 5 1.05%

Telecommunications 3 0.63%

Unknown 5 1.05%

Total 478 100%

Acceptances by Region 2008-2009

# hires Regions

55 (12.41%) Mid-AtlanticPA, MD, VA, WV, DE, DC

176 (39.73%) MidwestWI, MO, KS, IA, MN, NE, MI, OH, IN, ND, SD, IL

49 (11.06%) NortheastME, VT, NY, NH, CT, MA, RI, NJ

22 (4.97%) SouthNC, SC, KY, TN, GA, FL, AL, LA, MS

76 (17.15%) SouthwestCO, AZ, TX, OK, NM

57 (12.87%) WestCA, HI, WA, OR, AK, MT, ID, UT, NV, WY

8 (1.81%) International

443 (100%)

Full-Time Salary Acceptances 2008-2009

Average Annual Salaries* (# of responses)

Department Bachelors Masters Doctorates Aerospace Engineering $55,261 (22) $73,017 (6) $96,629 (7) Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences — $51,167 (3) —Automotive Engineering — $75,100 (2) —Biomedical Engineering $19,240 (1) $76,400 (5) $ 77,333 (3)Chemical Engineering $65,700 (46) $63,500 (2) $ 74,198 (4) Civil and Environmental Engineering $46,003 (5) $51,500 (2) —Civil Engineering $59,180 (10) $60,780 (4) $60,000 (1)Computer Engineering $72,434 (9) $87,000 (1) $117,500 (2) Computer Science $60,863 (20) $77,600 (5) $84,786 (7) Construction Management — $62,998 (2) —Earth System Science and Engineering $51,000 (2) — —Electrical Engineering $61,438 (19) $79,900 (6) $100,500 (5) Electrical Engineering: Systems — $78,017 (6) $90,000 (4) Energy Systems Engineering — $75,600 (4) —Environmental and Water Resources Engineering — $57,000 (1) —Financial Engineering — $73,667 (6) —Global Automotive and Manufacturing Engineering — $78,000 (1) —Industrial and Operations Engineering $59,480 (43) $67,133 (22) —Manufacturing Engineering — $72,000 (1) —Materials Science and Engineering $57,936 (10) — $100,000 (1) Mechanical Engineering $60,197 (52) $76,825 (17) $97,500 (2)Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering $70,333 (3) $74,875 (4) $82,000 (1) Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences $50,500 (5) $69,382 (5) —Pharmaceutical Engineering — $48,000 (1) —Space Engineering — $72,504 (4) —

Median Annual Salaries (# of responses)

Department Bachelors Masters DoctoratesAerospace Engineering $57,250 (22) $74,602 (6) $101,400 (7) Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences — $47,000 (3) —Biomedical Engineering — $72,000 (5) $90,000 (3)Chemical Engineering $65,500 (46) — $81,000 (4) Civil and Environmental Engineering $44,000 (5) — —Civil Engineering $56,000 (10) $60,060 (4) —Computer Engineering $69,000 (9) — —Computer Science $59,500 (20) $81,000 (5) $90,000 (7) Electrical Engineering $61,000 (19) $80,000 (6) $100,000 (5) Electrical Engineering: Systems — $78,250 (6) $89,000 (4) Energy Systems Engineering — $73,200 (4) —Financial Engineering — $77,500 (6) —Industrial and Operations Engineering $60,000 (43) $65,500 (22) —Materials Science and Engineering $59,750 (10) — —Mechanical Engineering $60,000 (52) $75,000 (17) —Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering $73,000 (3) $67,750 (4) — Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences $52,500 (5) $69,000 (5) —Space Engineering — $72,500 (4) —

*Based on 394 reported salaries. Compiled from employment surveys submitted to the ECRC by students, employers, faculty and staff.

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Recruiting Program

During the 2008-2009 recruiting season, over 4,165 campus interviews were conducted through the Engineering Career

Resource Center. Interviews were primarily conducted from October to December and January to March on North

Campus at the Duderstadt Center and Pierpont Commons.

Employers interested in recruiting at the University of Michigan College of Engineering can find more information about

this service by requesting a Recruiting Guide or by visiting the website at http://career.engin.umich.edu.

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On-Campus Recruiting Season 2008-2009

Number of Organizations Fall Winter

Conducting Campus Interviews 193 160

Number of Interviews

Conducted on Campus 3,130 1,036

Organizations Requesting Specific Degree Levels

Total

Bachelors Degrees 717

Masters Degrees 489

Doctoral Degrees 244

Organizations† Hiring the Most Full-Time Michigan Engineers

Company Hires††

Lockheed Martin 37

Microsoft Corporation 12

Boeing Company, The 11

ExxonMobil Corporation 11

General Electric 11

Capital One 10

US Air Force 9

Northrop Grumman 7

Dow Chemical USA 6

Intel Corporation 6

Procter and Gamble 6

Schlumberger 6

† Out of 478 full-time accepted offers reported to ECRC.† † Reported full-time of U-M Engineers that graduated from December 2008

through August 2009

Undergraduate Majors Most Requested by Organizations

Department Requests*Percent of jobs Requesting Major (# of requests)

Electrical Engineering 64% (1,222)

Computer Engineering 63% (1,211)

Computer Science 63% (1,204)

Mechanical Engineering 59% (1,130)

Industrial and Operations Engineering 46% (880)

Chemical Engineering 42% (807)

*1,915 job postings sought undergraduate degree candidates

Recruiting Organizations 2008-2009

The following organizations recruited and/or hired College of Engineering students during the September 2008 to

August 2009 recruiting season.

“CM” (Stealth Mode Start-Up)2H Offshore Inc.3MA&D Technology Inc.A.T. KearneyAAFESAbbottAbove the TreelineABSAccellentAccentureAcciona Energy North America

CorporationACCO Brands CorporationACP Inc.Acumentrics CorporationAdaptive Material Inc.Adept Engineering SolutionsAdvanced Medical DevicesAdvanced Micro DevicesAEP Cook Nuclear PlantAernnova Engineering US Inc.Aerospace Corporation, TheAgency for Science Technology

and ResearchAglow Diapers, LLCAgricultural Research Service -

USDAAir Force EdwardsAir Force Flight Test CenterAir LiquideAir Products and Chemicals Inc.Airflow Sciences CorporationAkazam XommunicationsAker Philadelphia ShipyardAkum Health ClinicAlcatel-LucentAlcoaAlcoa HowmetAlleyCorpAlliant EnergyAllstate Corporation, TheAllstate Insurance CompanyAltairAlticorAmazon.comAMECAmerescoAmerican Electric PowerAmerican ExpressAmerican Institutes for ResearchAmerican Showa Inc.American Society for Engineering

EducationAmway CorporationAnalog Devices Inc.Andersen CorporationAndersen Windows & DoorsAnimal AppsAnimatics CorporationApex CoVantageAPN Software Services Inc.Apple Inc.Applied Value LLCAptima Inc.Arcadis-Malcolm PirnieArbor NetworksArcelorMittalArcher Daniels Midland CompanyArdica Technologies Inc.

Argonne National LaboratoryAristeo Construction CompanyARM Inc.Army and Air Force Exchange

ServicesArmyProperty.comArrow StrategiesArryx IncArvinMeritorAsset Strategies Portfolio ServicesAustal USAAutodesk, IncAutoForm Engineering USAAVL Powertrain Engineering Inc.Avon Products Inc.Awecomm Technologies, LLC

BAE SYSTEMSBain & CompanyBall Aerospace & Technologies

CorporationBank of ChinaBank of AmericaBank of MexicoBarclays CapitalBarclays Global InvestorsBarr AssociatesBarracuda NetworksBarron AssociatesBarton & Malow CompanyBASFBath Iron WorksBauer ControlsBaxter HealthcareBayerBB&EBCGBE AerospaceBeaumont Services CompanyBechtelBechtel BettisBechtel CorporationBei PrecisionBenefit Advisor Inc.Bengal CapitalBestDraft Company, TheBigMachines Inc.bioMerieuxBird Brain Inc.BISSELL Homecare Inc.BIT SystemsBizica, LLCBlack Star Farms, LLCBlackbaudBlackRockBlizzard EntertainmentBloomberg, LPBlue Newt SoftwareBlue Origin, LLCBlue Sky 365BMW AGBMW ManufacturingBoeing Company, TheBooz Allen HamiltonBorders Group Inc.BorgWarnerBosch CorporationBose CorporationBoston ConsultingBoston Scientific

BPBrady CorporationBraintech Inc.BrightEdgeBristol-Myers SquibbBritish Petroleum - Toledo RefineryBroadcom CorporationBrown and CaldwellBrown Brothers HarrimanBruce S. Rosenblatt and

AssociatesBureau of Medicine and Surgery

(BUMED)

C2AECaflor IndustriesCamelot Venture GroupCampbell Soup CompanyCampfire Interactive Inc.Capital IQCapital OneCardinal Point SolutionsCareEvolutionCarlson, Gaskey and Olds, PCCarMaxCarnegie Mellon UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityCashNetUSACAT StaffingCataphora Inc.CaterpillarCavium NetworksCD-AdapcoCDMCedar Rapids/Iowa City

Technology CorridorCenter for Automotive ResearchCenter for Sustainable SystemCentocorCentral Michigan UniversityCenter for Applied Energy

ResearchCentre for Strategic Infocomm

TechnologiesCGIChairSeven Inc.Check My CampusChemGenes CorporationChevronChicago Trading CompanyChimera Securities, LLCChristman Company, TheChryslerCIGNACisco SystemsCitadel Investment GroupCitiCity of Ann ArborCK-12 FoundationClarkston ConsultingCleanEdisonCleantech GroupClearOrbit Inc.Cleveland ClinicClover Industries Inc.CME GroupCMS EnergyCochrane SupplyComau Inc.Compubahn

Computer and Engineering Services (CES)

Computer Science CorporationConestoga-Rovers & AssociatesConstruction Cost Systems Inc.Consumers EnergyConsumers EnergyCONTAX Inc.ContinentalContinental TiresContour Fabricators Inc.Con-way FreightCook County GovernmentCook Nuclear PlantCopa AirlinesCopal PartnersCornerstone EnvironmentalCornerstone Trading GroupCoty Inc.CPS Inc.Cree Inc.CSCCSI Technologies Inc.Cummins Inc.Cummins Power Generation

Dassault Systemes Delmia Corp.Daydream Sales Forces Inc.DC EnergyDCS CorporationDe Jong LukeDefense Nuclear Facilities

Safety BoardDefense Science & Technology

AgencyDelaware Valley Regional Planning

CommissionDell Inc.Deloitte ConsultingDeloitte, LLPDelphi SteeringDENSO International America Inc.Department of DefenseDepartment of StateDepartment of the Air Force, CE

PALACE Acquire ProgramDetroit Diesel CorporationDetroit EdisonDeutsche BankDeutsches Zetrum Fur Luft -

und RaumfahrtDeVoogt Naval ArchitectsDexter Research Center Inc.Diamond InnovationsDiamond Management &

Technology ConsultantsDiClemente Siegel Design IncDisney ParksDiversified SearchDMC Inc.DNA Software Inc.Dominion Resources Services Inc.Domino’s PizzaDonaldson Company Inc.Dow ChemicalDow Corning CorporationDRW TradingDTE EnergyDubric IndustriesDuff & Phelps

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Duncan AviationDuPage Machine ProductsDuPont

East-West Space Science CenterEaton CorporationeBay Inc.EbcoECMUSA Inc.Eldon WaterElectric Boat CorporationElectroDynamic ApplicationsElectronic Arts - TiburonElectronic Arts (EA)Eli Lilly and CompanyEMC CorporationEmergency Consultant Inc.EmPower CES, LLCEmriq SystemsEnergizerEngineering Technical GroupEngineering World HealthENSREntergy Nuclear OperationsEntergy Services Inc.Environmental Systems DesignePack Inc.EpicEpic Systems CorporationePrize, LLCERICOESRIEthicon Endo-Surgery Inc.Ethicon Inc.ETRIExelon CorporationExmar Offshore CompanyExpedia ExponentExxonMobil Corporation

FAAC IncorporatedFacebookFactSet Research Systems Inc.Fahrenheit 212FanBoxFarley’s & Sathers Candy CompanyFastSoft Inc.Federal-Mogul CorporationFehr & Peers Transportation

ConsultantsFEV Inc.Finesse SolutionsFirstEnergyFisker AutomotiveFlint GroupFluor CorporationFood & Drug AdministrationFord Motor CompanyFreudenberg-NOKFujitsu Ten Corp. of AmericaFundación Consejo España-

Estados UnidosFundacion Ecologico ArcoirisFutures Route

G2 Consulting GroupGEGE AviationGE Consumer & IndustrialGE EnergyGE HealthcareGE RoperGefit Livernois EngineeringGenentech

General Dynamic General Dynamics Land SystemsGeneral MillsGeneral MotorsGenesis Securities, LLCGeneva Trading USAGeorgia Gulf CorporationGeorgia Tech Research InstituteGerdau MACSTEELGHSPGLERLGlobal CrossingGlobal Engine Manufacturing

Alliance (GEMA)Global InsightGoldman SachsGood BusinessGoogle Inc.Grand River Interactive, LLCGreat Expressions Dental CentersGreat Lakes CommissionGreeley and HansenGreen Hills Software Inc.Greenline Financial TechnologiesGroup Four Entertainment Inc.Group One TradingG-TechGunung Group

Haemonetics - Software Solutions Division

Haley and AldrichHalliburtonHamilton SundstrandHampton, Lenzini & Renwick Inc.Harley Davidison Motor CompanyHarman InternationalHarris CorporationHawker Beechcraft CorporationHemlock Semiconductor

CorporationHenkelHenry Dreyfuss AssociatesHenry Ford Health SystemHensel Phelps Construction Co.Hercules IncorporatedHerman Miller Inc.HEURISTICA DE CATALUNYA/

B-VALUEHewlett PackardHexcelhi5 Networks Inc.High Voltage SoftwareHitchsters.comHolcim (US) Inc.Holland EngineeringHonda of America Mfg. Inc.HoneywellHong Kong Science and

Technology ParksHong Kong UniversityHookLogicHormel Foods CorporationHuntsmanHuron One SolutionsHuron Valley Glass Company, LLCHUSCO InternationalHutchinson TechnologyHybrid Design Services Inc.

I/O Data CenterIBMI-Cubed Inc.Idaho National LaboratoryIds America

Illinois Wesleyan UniversityImmune Disease Instituteimo.imIMRA America Inc.Industrial Optical Measurement

SystemsIndustrial Technology ResearchInstituteInfor Global SolutionsInfosys Technologies LimitedIngersol RandInnovative BioTherapiesInnovative Signal AnalysisInstitute of Human and Machine

CognitionInsitute of Nuclear PhysicsIntel CorporationInternational Job ReferralInternational PaperInteva Products, LLCIntevacIntralinksInvestment Technology GroupINVIAIowa Department of TransportationIRSISAE-Institute Superieur de

l’Aeronautique et de L’EspaceIsis PharmaceuticalsITT CorporationITT Space Systems

J. Craig Venter InstituteJablonsky, Ast, & PartnersJackson SafetyJacobs EngineeringJacobs Levy Equity ManagementJacobsen/Daniels AssociatesJamestown Marine ServicesJamestown Metal Marine SalesJDG Associates, Ltd.Jet Propulsion LaboratoryJHP Pharmaceuticals, LLCJockey International Inc.John DeereJohn Hopkins UniversityJohn W. Gilbert Associates Inc.Johns Hopkins Applied Physics

Laboratory, TheJohnson & JohnsonJohnson ControlJohnsonville Sausage, LLCJP Morgan ChaseJuniper Networks

Keithley InstrumentsKenexa Inc.Kerry Ingredients & FlavoursKeyence Corporation of AmericaKimberly-ClarkKimberly-Clark Corp., LatinAmerican OperationsKimley-Horn & Associates Inc.KitwareKodakKraft FoodsKSB AktiengesellschaftKTX America Inc.Kurt Salmon Associates

L-3 CommunicationsLaboratory for Atmospheric and

Space PhysicsLarsen & ToubroLatrobe Specialty Steel Company

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Ledy Design Group Inc. Lee ContractingLegend Design Technology Inc.Lenel Systems InternationalLG - Economic Research InstituteLiberty Mutual GroupLimnoTechLincoln Electric Co.Linde (Formerly BOC Gases)Linear TechnologyLinux Box, TheLiquidia TechnologiesLLamasoft Inc.Lockheed MartinLogistics Management InstituteLogos Technologies Inc.Lombardi SoftwareL’OrealLos Alamos National Security, LLCLos Angeles County SanitationLutron Electronics Co.Lux Capital

M&N Trading, LLCM.A. Mortenson ConstructionMACTEC Engineering and

Consulting Inc.Magna ElectronicsMagna InternationalMagna SteyrMahalakshmi Profiles Pvt., Ltd.Mahindra & Mahindra, Ltd.Mahle IndustriesMainstream EngineeringMalloy IncorporatedManhattan Associates Inc.Manpower ProfessionalMarathon Oil CompanyMarathon Petroleum CompanyMARINMarine Biology LaboratoryMarine Daylight SolutionsMarine Industries Northwest Inc.Marinette Marine

(Fincantieri Marine Group)Mario Sinacola & Sons

Excavating Inc.MarketFactoryMarlabsMarsulex Inc.Marvell Semiconductor Inc.Mass Electric Construction

CompanyMass. Electric Construction Co.

(Industrial)Massachusetts General HospitalMaterialiseMathematica Policy Research Inc.MathworksMatlock CapitalMaxim Integrated ProductsMayaterials Inc.Mayo ClinicMC3McCormick Taylor Inc.McKesson CorporationMcKinsey & CompanyMcNary Bergeron & AssociatesMediaSpan Media SoftwareMedical MurrayMedtronicMenlo Logistics InternationalMenlo Worldwide Logistics

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Mentor GraphicsMercedes BenzMerck & Co. IncMerlin Simulation Inc.Metavante CorporationMetraMichigan Department of

Information TechnologyMichigan Department of

TransportationMicroline Technology CorporationMicron Technology Inc.Microsoft CorporationMicroStrategyMilitary Sealift CommandMiller Engineering Inc.Missile Defense AgencyMission MotorsMIT Lincoln LaboratoryMitsubishi USA Inc.Mobius MicrosystemsModel N Inc.Moelis & Company, LLCMoeller Aerospace Technology Inc.Moen IncorporatedMonsanto CompanyMontana Conservation CorpsMoody’s AnalyticsMoosejaw MountaineeringMorey Corporation, TheMorningstar Inc.MOTO Development GroupMotor Consultants of America Inc.MotorolaMRE Consulting, Ltd.MSC Software CorporationMSCI Barra Inc.MTU Detroit Diesel Inc.Mueller Industries Inc.MurexMyBuys Inc.

Nanoselect Inc.NASANASA - MarshallNASA Jet Propulsion LabNASA Johnson Space CenterNASA Kennedy Space CenterNASA Langley Research CenterNASA Stennis Space CenterNational Institutes of HealthNational Security AgencyNational Aeronautics and Space

AdministrationNational Fuel Gas CompanyNational GridNational InstrumentsNational Oilwell VarcoNational Security AgencyNationwideNAVAIRNaval Surface Center Carderock

DivisionNavistar - International Truck and

Engine CorporationNAVSEA Carderock DivisionNello CorporationNestle Purina PetCare CompanyNeutrogenaNew Millennium Building SystemsNew West Technologies, LLCNew World SystemsNew York City Department of

Parks and RecreationNexus Technical Services

Corporation

Nike Inc.Niowave Inc.NoblisNokomisNorfolk Naval ShipyardNorthern ManufacturingNorthrop GrummanNorthwest Consultants Inc.Novellus SystemsNSF InternationalNTH Consultant, LtdNUM CorporationNutrilite (Amway)NVIDIA

Ohmx CorporationO-IOliver Wyman ConsultingOnco/Med PharmaceuticalsOnStaff USAOpen Access Technology

International (OATI)Optimal Blue, LLCOptimetrics Inc.Optiver US, LLCOrbis Mutal FundsOrbital Sciences CorporationOrbitz WorldwideOSIsoft Inc.OvonyxOwens Corning

P3 North America Inc.Pacific Northwest National

LaboratoryPackaging Corporation of AmericaPacker Engineering Inc.Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc.Part D Advisors Inc.Paul C. Rizzo AssociatesPCCW LimitedPenske AutomotivePepsi Bottling GroupPerformance Friction CorporationPerot Systems Government

ServicesPerrigo CompanyPfizer Inc.PHI Environmental ConsultingPicatinny ArsenalPicoCal Inc.PicometrixPIDCPing Inc.Pinnacle EngineeringPKMJ Technical Services Inc.Plastipak PackagingPlexus Groupe Inc., ThePMA ConsultantsPontiac CoilPorterCorpPowerPlan Consultants Inc.PowerWorks, LLCPPG IndustriesPratt & Miller EngineeringPratt & WhitneyPrecision Castparts CorporationPricewaterhouseCoopersPride Mobility Products Corp.Princeton Review, ThePriority-based Control EngineeringProcess Results Inc.Procter & GambleProject Freestyle, LLCPRTM

Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG)

Puget Sound Naval ShipyardPurdue University

Q InvestmentsQEDQUALCOMM Quantum Learning TechnologiesQuantum Signal, LLCQuaker ManufacturingQuestar Gas Company

R.H. Tinney Inc.Radian PrecisionRadio FlyerRadley CorporationRaytheonRealization Technologies Inc.ReCellularReckitt BenckiserRecondo TechnologyRegal Beloit Electric Motors Inc.Rehabilitation Institute of ChicagoRentLinx, LLCResearch In MotionResurrection Health CareRiverbed TechnologyRL Polk & CoRMT Inc.Robert Bosch, LLCRobinson Helicopter CompanyRockwell AutomationRockwell CollinsRogers CorporationROHM Electronics, USA, LLCRolls-RoyceRopes & GrayRosetta StoneRoushROWE Professional Services Co.Rutgers University

Sabic Innovative PlasticsSafeway Construction EnterprisesSaftSakti3Salamander Technologies Inc.Samsung Austin SemiconductorSAMSUNG TOTAL Petrochemicals

Co., Ltd.Sandia National LaboratoriesSanDisk CorporationSargent & Lundy, LLCSAS Global Corp.Savannah River National

Laboratory (SRNL)SBM - AtlantiaSC Johnson & Son Inc.Schindler Elevator CorporationSchlumbergerSchultz-Creehan Holdings Inc.Science Applications International

CorporationScientific & Biomedical

MicrosystemsSeabury GroupSeaworthy Systems Inc.SFC FluidicsSGL Carbon, LLCShanghai-VolkswagonShape CorporationSHARP Laboratories of AmericaShellSherwin-Williams Company, TheShopFiber

Shure IncorporatedShusaku YamamotoSiemens PLM SoftwareSIGSigma TechnologiesSikorsky Aircraft CorporationSingapore Institute of

Manufacturing TechnologySircon CorporationSlingshot Product Development

GroupSmithville Telephone Company Inc.Soil and Materials Engineers Inc.Solidica Inc.Solutia Inc.SonoSite Inc.Source Solutions Inc.Southern California EdisonSouthwesternSPAWAR Systems Center PacificSpicer Group Inc.Spot Trading, LLCSPX Cooling TechnologiesSPX CorporationSPX Hydraulic TechnologiesSPX-DASRA InternationalSRI InternationalSSOE Inc.St Jude MedicalStanford UniversityState Farm Insurance CompanyStearns & Wheeler, LLCSterling CommerceStout, Risius, & Ross Inc.Structural GroupStrykerSummit Polymers Inc.SUN MicrosystemsSun Trading, LLCSunoco Inc.SunPowerSuperior Controls Inc.Susquehanna International

Group, LLPSynergy Broadband

TACTachi-S Engineering U.S.A. Inc.Tanzania Volunteer ExperienceTashing Yacht Building CorporationTATA Consultancy Services

(TCS America)TDK Corporation of AmericaTechmer PMTechniGraphics Inc.Techsmith CorporationTefen USATerumo Cardiovascular

Systems Inc.Test Services Inc.TESTEKTetra TechTexas InstrumentsTextron Inc.The People’s HandymanThermal-Netics Inc.Thixomat Inc.Thomson ReutersTidewater Inc.Timken Company, TheTimmons Design EngineersTower Research CapitalTown of New CastleToyota Motor Engineering &

Manufacturing NA

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Toyota Technical CenterTrading TechnologiesTrane CompanyTransCanada CorporationTranslume Inc.Tribal CrossingTribune InteractiveTrinity ConsultantsTri-State Hospital Supply Corp.TrustBearerTRWTurner Construction

UBSU-Haul InternationalUnion Pacific RailroadUnisysUnited Space AllianceUnited Technologies Corporation

(UTC) (including Pratt & Whitney and Carrier)

University of Central FloridaUniversity of ColoradoUniversity of IllinoisUniversity of IowaUniversity of MichiganUniversity of Michigan Plant

OperationsUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of UtahUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of WisconsinUOP HoneywellUrban ScienceU.S. Air ForceU.S. ArmyU.S. Army Aviation & Missile

Research, Development & Engineering Center

U.S. Army Corps of EngineersU.S. Army TACOM

U.S. Army Tank-Automotive & Armaments Command

U.S. Army TARDECU.S. Coast GuardU.S. Environmental Protection

AgencyU.S. Infrastructure

CorporationU.S. Marine CorpsU.S. NavyU.S. Nuclear Regulatory

CommissionU.S. Patent and Trademark

OfficeU.S. Postal ServiceUtopiaCompression Corporation

Variety Die & StampingVehma International of

America Inc.Verizon WirelessViaSat Inc.Viking Systems Inc.Village of LombardVirginia TechVisteon Automotive SystemsVisteon CorporationVMWareVocollect Inc.Volpe National Transportation

Systems CenterVolvo Group North AmericaVought Aircraft Holdings Inc.VT Halter Marine Inc.

Wade Trim Group Inc.Wal Mart MexicoWalbridge Aldinger CompanyWall Street On DemandWal-Mart Stores Inc.Walsh Group

Walt Disney CompanyWashtenaw Community Health

OrganizationWayne County Airport AuthorityWayne State UniversityWeber InnovationsWestinghouse Electric CompanyWestport InnovationsWH Trading, LLCWhirlpool CorporationWhitman Requardt &

Associates, LLPWilliams InternationalWiss, Janney, Elstner

Associates Inc.Wolfe ElectricWolverine Trading, LLCWood GroupWoodward Governor CoWorkforce Software

X By 2 Inc.Xcel EnergyXeroxXoran Technologies Inc.

Yahoo!YelpYoungstown State University

Zeus Industrial Products Inc.Zingerman’s Mail OrderZimmerZS Associates

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ecrc-info@umich.edu (734) 647-7160

Director Kerri Boivin

Assistant Director Vacant

Student Career Counselor Nicole Pappalardo

Co-op Coordinator Cynthia Washington

Senior Administrative Assistant Janice Laughlin

Recruiting Coordinator Yelena Aganesova

Recruiting Coordinator Tara Coffell

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Center for Entrepreneurship

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Corporate Relations and Government Relations

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