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May 18, 2026

Trust the Process: How Juliana Castro Turned Uncertainty into Direction

Juliana Castro, BS’26, industrial engineering, completed three co-ops during her time at Northeastern. With a background in engineering and passion for making complex systems more accessible, she hopes to one day launch her own venture—built on the experience, perspective, and drive she developed along the way.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

May 18, 2026

Built for the Outdoors: How Aidan Kane Found His Direction

Aidan Kane, E’26, graduated this spring with a degree in chemical engineering. During his time at Northeastern, he gained extensive co-op experience and served as Project Lead for an initiative at the Sherman Center.

Chemical Engineering

May 12, 2026

The Family Blueprint: Three Siblings’ Journeys with Mechanical Engineering

Carly, E’18, Kevin, E’21, and Kayla Parlato, E’26, have all graduated from Northeastern with mechanical engineering degrees. Inspired by their engineering father, they were all drawn to the same discipline, yet carved their own paths using the opportunities and resources Northeastern provided.

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

May 07, 2026

Paying It Forward: Four Northeastern Engineers on Service, Purpose, and Giving Back

Four Northeastern engineering students — Clare Chi, Hebat Elkacemi, Jimmy Cheung, and Mia Filardi—were selected this year as Patrick P. Lee Scholarship recipients, chosen not for accolades alone but for their commitment to bringing others along with them. From teaching robotics to Boston schoolchildren to leading civic engagement programs and organizing voter registration drives, each has found a distinct way to turn their education outward. Their stories reflect a simple but demanding idea: that what you receive, you owe to others.

Bioengineering, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

May 05, 2026

A Chemical Engineering PhD Student’s Evolution Through LEADERs

Natesan Mani, PhD, chemical engineering, reflects on how the courses from the LEADERs Program impacted his professional development, preparing him for his internship at Amgen. These experiences enriched his research skillset and opened doors to opportunities and paths he had never seen before. 

Chemical Engineering

Apr 15, 2026

Professional Development Through Human Connection with the LEADERs Program

For many PhD students, the path from academic research to an industry career can feel like navigating uncharted territory, but for Fridolin Paiki, a Computer Engineering doctoral candidate who specializes in System Identification and Machine Learning, the LEADERs program provided both the map and the compass needed for this voyage.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Apr 08, 2026

Anika Ruberti: Turning Co-op Experience into a Biotech Career

Anika Ruberti, MS ’25, a recent Northeastern University bioengineering graduate, leveraged the school’s Co-op and PlusOne programs to turn a placement at biotech startup Asimov into a full-time role as Research Associate II. She credits her hands-on industry experience and the support of her professors for her success—and has her sights set on eventually becoming a patent lawyer in the biotech space.

Bioengineering

Apr 02, 2026

From Co-op to Full-Time: How Northeastern Launched Malaviya’s Career in Cybersecurity

Jainil Malaviya is a current student in the MS in Information Systems program. With a bachelor’s degree in computer science, where he built a strong foundation in programming, data structures, algorithms, and software development, he shares how Northeastern’s co-op program, hands-on coursework, and dedicated mentors helped him land a full-time role as a Security Engineer at Nokia Canada Inc.—before even graduating.

Software Engineering and Information Systems