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Fion Chan
Informatics, 2018
Fion is working as a data engineering consultant at West Monroe Partners.
Joshua Mielke
Informatics, 2018
Joshua moved to Los Angeles to one of the hubs of space exploration and development and joined Boeing, working in the Phantom Works division. He works in the Space & Intelligence Systems Special Technology Integration team as a software engineer, focusing on developing resilient space systems that can survive the natural and geopolitical environment of space.
Anushree Shukla
Informatics, 2018
After graduation, Anushree attended the Grace Hopper conference, representing the iSchool and taking part in the HCI Reviewer Committee in Houston.
Nicola Andrews
MLIS, 2017
Nicola began working as an NCSU Libraries Fellow at North Carolina State University. As a fellow, she will be providing reference and instruction services as part of the Learning Spaces & Services department, and also working on an initiative to research and increase diversity within academic libraries. Nicola has also been awarded a DLF HBCU Fellowship by the Digital Library Federation.
Nicole Arnold
MLIS, 2017
Nicole accepted a job offer from the University of California, Irvine, where she is the Research Librarian for Student Success and Instruction. She also serves as a liaison to the School of Education.
Dylan Babbs
Informatics, 2017
Dylan is working as a product manager at HERE Technologies.
Drew Before
Informatics, 2017
Drew works as a web developer at Nintendo, creating websites for new games.
Srijan Bhushan
MSIM, 2017
Srijan is working as a data scientist at Oracle Data Cloud.
Soutik Chakraborty
MSIM, 2017
Soutik is working at Apple as a data scientist and helping the streaming media team use data to make more informed decisions. The work impacts billions of Apple users across all its major platforms, such as iOS, tvOS and macOS.
Corey Cole
Informatics, 2017
Corey joined an early stage startup, "Hey Muse," which is creating an out-of-the-ordinary skill for Alexa on Amazon's Echo devices. "Hey Muse" is a social voice chat skill where people can come together around common interests and chat. For example, it could be used while watching live events, like a Seahawks game, and talking with friends or others who are also watching the same event.