2026 Fall STEM Career & Internship Fair
Here is a chance to meet tech recruiters in person! If you are interested in pursuing a career in science, technology, engineering, mathematics or research, then take advantage of this opportunity to meet recruiters from companies looking to fill various positions (both technical and non-technical). Learn more about internships and full-time career opportunities. Undergraduate students, graduate students, and recent alumni are all welcome to attend! Curious about how to best prepare for the fair? 1. Research the organization Identify the top 3-5 companies you are interested in, but remember to be open to different companies you may not have heard of because they may be a startup or business-to-business organization that doesnβt directly serve consumers. Do your research by reviewing company websites. Look for their mission, values, location, and the type of available opportunities (e.g., internships, full-time positions, etc.). Company representatives are impressed by potential candidates who take the time to do this! 2. Prepare your introduction and questions Reflect on what it is about each company that resonates with you. Perhaps itβs the specific technology theyβre developing, the research theyβre leading, or the world problem theyβre trying to solve. What relevant experiences do you have? How can you be of service to that organization? Exercise critical thinking skills to develop questions to ask recruiters and hiring managers. 3. Dress with confidence Each industry and each company has different work attire expectations and organizational culture. Do your research, ask mentors in advance for advice, and dress to impress! PLEASE NOTE: You are encouraged to check in at the student registration table in order to participate in the career fair. Bring your student ID. Want more support? Visit a peer coach during drop-in hours Schedule a career coaching appointment with a Career Engagement Specialist For PhD students looking to pursue careers in industry, explore Be
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