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91���� the Organization: Founded in 1921,����builds, operates, and maintains many of the most important transportation and infrastructure assets in the country through air, land, rail, and sea.��

91���� the Role: The Engineering & Architecture Associates Program is a two-year rotational program. During the first year, Associates rotate through different Engineering/Architecture disciplines and also Port Authority facilities. In the second year, Associates focus on the discipline they accepted an offer for. Examples of disciplines include: Design (Architecture, Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Structural/Geotechnical, and Traffic); Construction Management; Materials; Operations; Project Delivery; Quality Assurance; and Enterprise Asset Management.

Employment Type:��This is a full-time, permanent position which includes a yearly salary and benefits. After successful completion of the program, Associates remain permanent employees at Port Authority. As of 2025, there are close to 200 program alumni working at the agency.

Eligibility: Engineering and Architecture students who are receiving a bachelor’s or master’s degree between September 2025 and May 2026.

Application Deadline: November 1, 2025.

How To Apply: To learn more and/or apply before the info session, click��.��

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Heap/Priority Queues
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 10/21 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 10/22 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉 or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

Join us for an exciting and informative virtual information session at the US Early Career Expo! This event is your chance to explore the incredible opportunities at Novartis. Listen to authentic experiences from talent and current professionals involved in the One Young World global community and youth leadership summit who started their careers as interns at Novartis to gain insights into their journeys, their achievements at Novartis and share valuable advice for early career professionals starting their careers.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to get to know Novartis and envision your future with us!

Register here:

password: novartis2025

91���� the Organization: Founded in 1921,����builds, operates, and maintains many of the most important transportation and infrastructure assets in the country through air, land, rail, and sea.��

91���� the Role: The Engineering & Architecture Associates Program is a two-year rotational program. During the first year, Associates rotate through different Engineering/Architecture disciplines and also Port Authority facilities. In the second year, Associates focus on the discipline they accepted an offer for. Examples of disciplines include: Design (Architecture, Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Structural/Geotechnical, and Traffic); Construction Management; Materials; Operations; Project Delivery; Quality Assurance; and Enterprise Asset Management.

Employment Type:��This is a full-time, permanent position which includes a yearly salary and benefits. After successful completion of the program, Associates remain permanent employees at Port Authority. As of 2025, there are close to 200 program alumni working at the agency.

Eligibility: Engineering and Architecture students who are receiving a bachelor’s or master’s degree between September 2025 and May 2026.

Application Deadline: November 1, 2025.

How To Apply: To learn more and/or apply before the info session, click��.��

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Backtracking
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 10/28 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 10/29 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉 or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Backtracking
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 10/28 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 10/29 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉 or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

Grant and contract proposal writing as well as the government ecosystem can be complex to navigate. This webinar will offer strategies to prepare companies for a higher rate of success when developing proposals.

In addition to proposal writing best practices, the presentation will also discuss the right materials and assets needed to validate a company's value and worthiness of grants or contracts.

You'll gain a competitive edge in the proposal process and learn to use your time and resources to your best advantage.

Click the to reserve your spot!

DATE: Tuesday, September 30

TIME: 11 a.m. - Noon

Zoom link will be sent upon registration

Looking for an internship where you can make a real impact? Join��Bloom Energy, a leader in clean and reliable power solutions, for a virtual information session!

Bloom Energy empowers businesses and communities with cutting-edge��solid oxide fuel cell and electrolyzer technology, providing cleaner, more resilient energy for industries around the globe. Trusted by Fortune 100 companies, Bloom is at the forefront of the clean energy transition—and they’re looking for talented students to join their team.

💡��Internship Details:

10-week, fully on-site program��starting June 2025

Competitive pay:��$36–$50/��dzܰ�

Hands-on projects in��design, automation, and quality

Exposure to��SolidWorks, AutoCAD, AI, and CAD administration

🎓��Who They Hire:

Mechanical Engineering, Electrical, Chemical, Computer, Materials Science, and Industrial Engineering

Other majors may also align (e.g., Biomedical Engineering for QA roles)

U.S. work authorization required (Bloom cannot hire international students at this time)

Ideal candidates graduate May/June 2027 since most roles aim to convert to full-time

Don’t miss this chance to connect with recruiters and learn how you can be part of a company shaping the future of energy.

Internship Opportunities:

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Graphs
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 11/4 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 11/5 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉 or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Graphs
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 11/4 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 11/5 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉 or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Dynamic Programming
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 11/11 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 11/12 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉 or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

Join us for an engaging in-person event at our Syracuse/Liverpool, NY lab, where we invite aspiring analysts and scientists to discover the exciting opportunities at EAG Laboratories. As a leading materials science company, we are actively seeking talented individuals in materials science, chemistry, physics, analytical chemistry, and chemical engineering majors. If you are pursuing any of these fields, we highly encourage you to register for this event!

Event Details:
Title:��EAG Discovery Lunch
Date/Time:��Tuesday September 30th, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location:��EAG Laboratories, Syracuse/Liverpool, NY

Schedule:
1. Welcome Presentation - Kick off the event with an introduction to EAG Laboratories, covering our overall mission and initiatives, with a special focus on our Syracuse lab and its specific projects.
2. Lab Tour - Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at our lab facilities and the cutting-edge work we do.
3. Q&A Session - Engage directly with our team during the Q&A, featuring employees at various levels (Analysts and Scientists) who will be available to answer your questions about EAG and career paths.
4. Lunch - Enjoy a complimentary lunch while networking with EAG representatives and fellow aspiring scientists.

Sign-Up Process:
1. Click on������ to register. Please provide your major, year in school, graduation year, resume, and any dietary restrictions.
2. We will select��15-20 participants��who align with our current hiring needs. You must be a current student or a recent graduate (May 2025).
3.��Note:��Registering does not guarantee a spot. Selected participants will be notified and provided with event details, including the address and any day-of information.
4. If you register but are not chosen for in-person attendance, we will send you a recording of the presentation and��you will be added to our Talent Community, where you will receive updates on new job and internship opportunities, upcoming events, and industry news/trends.
5. Transportation to and from the event is the responsibility of the attendee.
6.��Registration Deadline:��End of Day, September 18th.
7. All attendees are required to sign a form prior to entering the lab.

We encourage you to explore our career website for open opportunities��.

We look forward to welcoming you to EAG Laboratories and sharing the exciting possibilities that await you in the world of materials science!

Join the WCAC Student Assistants for a fun, station-based workshop designed to help you��bundle up your career goals��before winter break! Rotate through interactive stations covering:

Whether you're getting ready for applications or just want to make the most of your winter break, this workshop will help you��layer up for success—and yes, you’ll even get to build an edible snowman along the way!

Ever wondered what it’s like to interview at some of the most competitive tech companies in the world? Meet Julian Ortiz who has successfully navigated the ��interview processes for:

�� �� �� �� �� �� Jane Street, Netflix, Two Sigma, Data Dog, Bloomberg and Asana

Valuable insights on:

How to prepare for quantitative finance and trading firm interviews.

What to expect from big tech coding challenges and system design questions.

Strategies for staying calm and confident during high-stakes interviews.

Honest reflections on what worked, what didn’t, and how to adapt.

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Dynamic Programming
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 11/11 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 11/12 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉 or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Greedy
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 11/18 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 11/19 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉����or just show up -��all levels are welcome!

🚀��Weekly Watson LeetCode Sessions��🚀

Whether you’ve been with us since the start or are just jumping in now, it’s never too late to join! The purpose of LeetCode practice is to build problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews, and the benefits kick in no matter when you start.

For Computer Science students especially, LeetCode is essential preparation. While the problems may not mirror daily software development, they sharpen your understanding of��data structures, algorithms, analytical thinking,��and help you practice solving problems under pressure—the exact skills top tech companies look for in interviews.

✨��This week’s focus: Greedy
We’ll walk through problems step-by-step, share strategies, and practice coding together.

🗓️��Sessions:
📍 Tuesday, 11/18 | 2–3 PM | EB T-1
📍 Wednesday, 11/19 | 7–8 PM | EB T-1

👉����or just show up -��all levels are welcome!