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Do you consider yourself an entrepreneur? Have you always been intrigued by the idea of startups? The Startup Career Fair is the best opportunity of the year to network with organizations in the field and to see if startup culture is the right fit for you. These employers are looking for people to get in on the ground floor!  There are a whopping 82 organizations attending this fair, and to pique your interest, here is a look at 10:

1. CELLINO - Cellino is engineering human-like cells and tissues for replacement therapies. Our team of engineers, scientists, and industry veterans are building the next pillar of the regenerative medicine industry. They have summer and term-time paid internships and full-time positions available to all years and degrees.

2. Bevi - Bevi believes that how you stay healthy and hydrated is your choice to make. They also believe that you shouldn’t have to choose between what’s good for you and what’s good for the environment. They’re on a mission to replace mass-produced bottled beverages with custom drinks mixed at the point of use. They are looking for juniors, seniors and graduate students to fill various summer and full-time opportunities.

3. Empatica - Empatica creates groundbreaking AI systems that are friendly, caring and more human. Through this wearable technology, they strive to understand human behavior, empowering patients, clinicians and researchers driven by physiological behavioral biomarkers. Their clients are among the most distinguished universities, hospitals, companies, and charities in the world. Empatica is looking for juniors, seniors and master’s students to fill term-time internships and full-time positions.

4. News and News - News and News is an independent and non-partisan news source that strives to be your antidote to the biased and made-up news epidemic. They bring you updated, impartial, and reliable information, all day, every day.  Their team of real people based in the U.S., Europe, and Asia decide what we post, while constantly reviewing news sources across the political spectrum.  Every article selected is analyzed to ensure News and News reflects our complex and ever-changing world. They are looking for juniors and seniors to fill summer, term-time and full-time roles.

5. Skydio -  Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Redwood City, CA, Skydio is a self-flying robotics company from the co-founders of Google[X]'s Project Wing. The core of our system is the computer vision algorithms that allow drones to understand the world around them. This technology will ultimately enable many of the most valuable drone applications for consumers and businesses over the coming years. Skydio is searching for juniors, seniors, graduates and grad students to fill their range of internships and full-time positions in technology.

6. Smoodi -  smoodi aims to make people happier and healthier by providing fresh and customized smoothies through its proprietary, self-cleaning smoothie machine. Imagine a Nespresso for smoothies! They are looking for seniors graduate students and graduate alumni to fill internship and full-time positions.

7. Solstice -  Solstice was founded on the belief that every American household can be powered by affordable renewable energy. By deploying community solar, Solstice works for greater energy equity and a future in which clean energy works for every American household, regardless of income level, credit score, or any other factor. Given the opportunity, every American will be more inclined to take part in the renewable energy revolution. They make it their job to create those opportunities. They need sophomores, juniors, seniors, Alumni or master’s students to fill their paid internship positions and full-time roles.

8. TB12 -  TB12 is transforming global health & wellness by empowering athletes to prevent injury, improve longevity, and raise their peak performance. Inspired by the training method of 3-time NFL MVP and 6-time Super Bowl winning quarterback Tom Brady, TB12 delivers personalized, comprehensive programming to a worldwide audience. The TB12 Method integrates revolutionary concepts in deep-force muscle pliability work, hydration, nutrition, functional strength & conditioning, and cognitive health. We support athletes through an omni-channel approach that incorporates physical locations, immersive digital experiences, and innovative functional products. TB12 is seeking alumni from across the University to fill their paid internship and full-time opportunities.

9. Vincere Health -  Vincerehealth uses remote monitoring devices, behavioral data and financial incentives to help people quit smoking and get healthier. They are open to all students and offer paid and unpaid internships for summer and term-time. Full-time positions are also open.

The Startup Career Fair is on Friday, February 14th from 1-4pm at the Harvard Innovation Lab (very on brand). The event is open to all Harvard University students. You can see the full list of participating organizations here. Don’t forget to bring your student ID and updated copies of your resume to hand out to potential employers!  See you there! #HarvardStartUpFair #HireHarvard

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Do you want to make a difference in your job or internship? If so, this fair is full of mission-driven organizations that are looking for people just like you. The internships/jobs offered at this fair span a large range of fields, from education to government. There are 37 organizations attending this fair, but here is a sneak peek into a few from the different fields represented:

Nonprofit / Government 1. Fenway Health – Fenway Health aims to enhance the wellbeing of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community through access to high quality health care, education, research, and advocacy. As of 2016, they see and treat over 150,000 patients, have an operating budget of over $90 million, and have over 450 people on staff.

Education / Teaching 2. Tenacity – Tenacity provides after-school, in-school, and summer programs for the youth of Boston. They have athletic, literacy, tutoring, and mentoring programs to help build student motivation and achievement. They provide additional support around times of transition – when students move from middle school to high school or from high school to college, to ensure that students stay on track.

Education Technology / Media 3. Curriculum Associates – Curriculum Associates works to deliver on the promise of equitable learning for all students in every classroom. They provide teachers with the programs and tools they need to keep students motivated, and to help them succeed. Their solutions include data-driven classrooms, differentiating instruction in reading and mathematics, and a blended mathematics curriculum. 

Consulting / Policy Research 4. RAND Corporation – RAND’s mission is to improve policy and decision making through research and analysis. They research a multitude of different issues, including but not limited to energy, education, health care, justice, the environment, international affairs, and national security. RAND prides themselves on objectivity and quality – they operate independent of commercial and political pressures. 

The Social Impact Expo is on Thursday, April 4th from 3-5pm at the Gutman Conference Center. It is open to all Harvard University students! Don’t forget to bring your Harvard ID and an updated copy of your resume. Become an agent for change! See you there!

Are you interested in working in bioinformatics, healthtech, medical devices, and more? The companies at this fair are working on amazing projects, from creating disease modeling to genomics data analysis. Technology is transforming the field of healthcare and now is the time to get involved! This expo is a great opportunity to network with organizations who are looking for full-time employees and interns right now! There are 35 organizations attending the fair, and here is a peek into the top 5:

1. Amgen Inc. – Amgen is a world-leading biotech company. They use technology to study subtle biological mechanisms in search of cures for even the most serious diseases – they aim to transform medicine. Amgen is looking to fill full-time, term-time, and summer internship positions and are considering a wide range of experiences, including all undergrads, master’s students, doctoral students, undergraduate alumni, graduate alumni, and postdoctoral fellows

2. Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard – The goal of the Broad Institute is to improve human health by using genomics to enhance our understanding of the biology of human disease. They engage in projects that span across a large variety of scientific disciplines. The Broad Institute is offering full-time and summer internship positions, and they are looking specifically for juniors, seniors, and master’s students.

3. Finch Therapeutics – Finch Therapeutics has a mission to harness the microbiome and transform health. In fact, this organization was named after Darwin’s finches for their integral role in understanding evolutionary theory. Finch Therapeutics is offering full-time and fellowship positions to seniors, master’s students, doctoral students, undergraduate alumni, graduate alumni, and postdoctoral fellows.

4. Ginkgo Bioworks – Ginkgo Bioworks specializes in engineering and designing custom microbes using software and hardware automation. They believe that biology is the most advanced manufacturing technology on the planet. Ginkgo Bioworks has full-time and term-time positions open to seniors, master’s students, doctoral students, undergraduate alumni, graduate alumni, and postdoctoral fellows.

5. Vertex – Vertex works to develop transformative medicines for life-threatening diseases. This company discovered and developed the first medicine to treat the underlying cause of cystic fibrosis, a rare genetic disease. Vertex is looking to fill summer internship positions and they are looking for all undergrads, master’s students, and doctoral students.

The Biotech, Pharma, & Healthcare Expo is on Friday, February 22nd from 3-5pm in Cabot Science Library. The fair is open to all Harvard University students AND post-doctoral fellows! Don’t forget to bring your Harvard ID and updated copies of your resume to hand out to potential employers! View a full list of participating organizations here. See you there! #HireHarvard

Do you consider yourself an entrepreneur? Have you always been intrigued by the idea of startups? The Startup Career Fair is the best opportunity of the year to network with organizations in the field and to see if startup culture is the right fit for you. These employers are looking for people to get in on the ground floor! There are a whopping 83 organizations attending this fair, and to pique your interest, here is a look at 10:

 1. Andie Co. – Andie creates women’s swimwear, and it is a unique brand because it is designed with the input of thousands of women. They let you try on any style at home with free shipping, free exchanges, and free returns. They are committed to finding a swimsuit that fits your body! Andie is in NY, NY, and they are looking to fill full time, term time, and summer internship positions. They are targeting all undergrads, undergraduate alumni, master’s students, and graduate alumni. 

2. Cambridge Humanities Group – The Cambridge Humanities Group aims to advise STEM and business professionals on mastering soft skills by passing on their knowledge about the humanities and social sciences. They believe that these fields are able to promote values such as collaboration, curiosity, empathy, and critical thinking. The Cambridge Humanities Group is in Somerville, MA, and they offer full time, term time, and summer internship positions. They are looking for all undergrads, undergraduate alumni, master’s students and doctoral students.

 3. Circle – Circle believes that money should work similarly to the internet – it should be open, secure, and everywhere. They allow their customers to easily invest in crypto currency, exchange crypto currency, and send money just like a text message anywhere around the world. Circle is located in Boston, MA, and they offer full time and summer internship positions. They are looking for sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

 4. Indigo Ag – Indigo can improve a farm’s profitability by creating a platform for buying and selling grain, as well as by improving their yield and profit margins. They are also able to guarantee a great quality of food for their consumers. Indigo is in Charlestown, MA and is offering full time, term time, and summer internship positions. They are seeking all undergrads, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 5. KALEA Wear – Kalea creates scrubs that are able to endure long shifts. They have traveled the world to determine the best fabric blends, and the result was the creation of strong, flexible, and durable scrubs that are also the most form-flattering on the market. Kalea is in Cambridge, MA and is offering unpaid term time and summer internship positions. They are looking for seniors, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 6. Noodie Foods – Noodie Foods wants to give you the ease of ramen noodles without the shame. Their products include 25% of your daily vegetables along with moroheiya leaves, an ancient Egyptian superfood, to give you instant food that is both good for you and good tasting! Noodie Foods is in Boston, MA and is offering unpaid summer internships and term time positions. They are looking for juniors, seniors, undergraduate alumni, master’s students, and graduate alumni.

 7. SHEPHERD Therapeutics – Shepherd Therapeutics seeks to help those who have been diagnosed with rare forms of cancer and feel overlooked. Rare cancers are the 3rd leading cause of death in the US, and 30% of cancer diagnoses are considered rare. Rare cancers account for more than 500,000 cancer diagnoses every year. Shepherd Therapeutics is in Cambridge, MA and they are looking to fill term time, full time, and summer internship positions. They are specifically targeting sophomores, juniors, seniors, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 8. Tembo Education – Tembo wants to give parents an easy way to educate their young children at home. They make this accessible by simply sending parents a daily text message with a 15-minute activity to perform with their child! Tembo is in Boston, MA and has term time and summer internship opportunities available. They are looking for all undergrads, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 9. thredUP – ThredUP provides an easy way to shop for and sell your secondhand clothing. It makes the clothes you love much more accessible because they are sold at up to 90% off every day! ThredUP is in San Francisco, CA, and they are offering full time and summer internship positions. They are seeking juniors, seniors, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 10. virtudent – Virtudent is the first commercial tele-dentistry practice in the US! It is their goal to increase access to dental care, lower costs, and better outcomes for their patients. Virtudent is in Newton, MA and is offering full time, term time, and summer internship positions. They are looking for all undergrads, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 The Startup Career Fair is on Friday, February 15th from 1-4pm at the Harvard Innovation Lab. (Very on brand.) The event is open to all Harvard University students. You can see the full list of participating organizations here. Don’t forget to bring your student ID and updated copies of your resume to hand out to potential employers! See you there! #HarvardStartUpFair #HireHarvard

Six universities are combining forces to create one large engineering career fair full of opportunity. The companies attending are offering both full-time and internship opportunities in new exciting fields such as robotics, energy, medical devices, environmental sciences, transportation, and design. 52 companies are coming to meet students at this fair, and to help you get started, here is a sneak peek into the Top 5:

1. SpaceX – SpaceX is the world’s fastest growing provider of advanced rocket and spacecraft launching services. They have the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets! They are currently the only private company that is capable of returning a spacecraft from low Earth orbit. SpaceX is offering positions in chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering to sophomores – seniors, undergraduate alumni, graduate students and graduate alumni.

2. SharkNinja – SharkNinja is a company in the housewares industry – it is one of the top brands in vacuum cleaners, and one of the market leaders in the kitchen category. They have over 150 products, and over 550 U.S. patents! They have earned a loyal and passionate following by having a focus on solving consumer’s pain points. SharkNinja has positions in electrical and mechanical engineering for juniors, seniors, and master’s students.

3.  Lyft – Lyft is revolutionizing cars by building a world-class self-driving system. They want to make sure that technology breakthroughs are applied to the transportation industry! Their goal is to make transportation safer and more accessible for everyone. They believe with fewer cars on the road and less air pollution, they can reshape cities. Lyft is offering positions in biomedical, chemical, electrical, environmental, and mechanical engineering to sophomores – seniors, and graduate students.

4. Realtime Robotics, Inc. – Realtime Robotics is working on a special purpose processor that enables robots and vehicles to instantly react to their environments. They want to overcome the primary obstacle that is preventing robots and autonomous vehicles from achieving their true potential. Realtime Robotics has positions in electrical and mechanical engineering for all undergraduate students, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

5. Ginkgo Bioworks – Ginkgo Bioworks designs custom microbes for customers across multiple markets. They engineer these organisms by using software and hardware automation. They believe that biology is the most advanced manufacturing technology on the planet! Ginkgo Bioworks is offering positions in biomedical, chemical, and environmental engineering to juniors, seniors, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 The Engineering Career Fair Collaborative will be held on Wednesday, November 14th from 3:30 – 6pm in the Sheraton Commander Hotel. You can view the full list of participating organizations here. All engineering students from Harvard University, Boston University, Olin College, Tufts University, MIT, and Yale University are welcome to attend! See you there! #EngCollab #HireHarvard

Are you interested in nonprofit, government, education, global health, human rights, or humanitarian work? If yes, the employers at this fair are looking for you! 56 amazing organizations are attending this fair, and in case you find that number overwhelming (I know I do) here is a sneak peek into a few:

1.      Council on Foreign Relations – The CFR wants to help citizens better understand the world and the foreign policy choices facing the United States and other countries. Their goal is to start a conversation about the need for Americans to better understand these issues. The Council on Foreign Relations is offering full-time positions, and term-time or summer internships to sophomores – seniors, undergraduate alumni, master’s students and graduate alumni.

 2.      Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) – CHAI’s goal is to help save millions of people living with HIV/AIDS in the developing world by dramatically scaling up antiretroviral treatment. They are doing this by lowering the costs of the treatment and by helping build the in-country system necessary to provide it. The Clinton Health Access Initiative is offering full-time positions, term-time and summer internships, volunteer opportunities, and international opportunities to undergraduate and graduate alumni.

 3.      Immigrant Justice Center – Immigrant Justice Corps is the nation’s first and only immigration legal fellowship program. They seek to expand access to counsel by increasing the quantity of immigration lawyers, and increasing the quality of the immigration bar. The Immigrant Justice Center is offering full-time positions and term-time and summer internship opportunities to seniors, doctoral students, and graduate alumni.

 4.      WorldTeach – WorldTeach strives for a world in which all individuals have access to a quality education that will expand their capabilities and increase their knowledge and skills. They partner with local entities in order to amplify their efforts, as well as recruit and support effective teachers for the international classroom. WorldTeach offers term-time and summer internships, volunteer opportunities, and international opportunities to sophomores – seniors, undergraduate alumni, master’s students, and graduate alumni.

 5.      Boston Children’s Hospital – Boston Children’s Hospital is the #1 ranked pediatric hospital by the U.S. News & World Report for the fifth year in a row, and it is one of the largest pediatric medical centers in the United States! They are offering full-time positions, term-time and summer internship opportunities, and volunteer opportunities to all undergraduate students, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 6.      United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) – Who remembers the little orange boxes we used to trick-or-treat for UNICEF? UNICEF works in 190 countries to save children’s lives, defend their rights, and to help them to fulfill their potential. They are offering full-time positions, term-time and summer opportunities, volunteer opportunities, and international opportunities to all undergraduates, undergraduate alumni, graduate students and graduate alumni.

 7.      Partners in Health – Partners in Health’s mission is to provide a preferential option for the poor in health care. They strive to achieve two goals: to bring the benefits of modern medical science to those who need it most, and to serve as an antidote to despair. Partners in Health offers full-time opportunities, summer internships, volunteer positions, and international opportunities to seniors, undergraduate alumni, master’s students and graduate alumni.

 8.      San Francisco Fellows – The mission of the San Francisco Fellows is to foster community stewardship by preparing recent college grads for leadership roles in public service. The program is unique because you are able to learn about local government while working full-time as a city employee. The San Francisco Fellows are offering full-time opportunities to seniors, undergraduate alumni, master’s students, and graduate alumni.

 9.      Education Resource Strategies – ERS partners with district, school, and state leaders in order to transform how they use resources (such as people, time, and money), so that they can help prepare every child for their future. They analyze existing strategy and resource allocation in school systems, and focus on improving five resource-intensive areas. Education Resource Strategies is offering full-time positions to juniors, seniors, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 10.  Muscular Dystrophy Association – MDA finds research breakthroughs across diseases to help accelerate treatments and cures for MD, cares for kids and adults at MDA Care Centers, and empowers families that struggle with MD by providing services and support in hometowns across America. The Muscular Dystrophy Association is offering full-time opportunities, summer internships, and volunteer opportunities to all undergraduates, undergraduate alumni, graduate students, and graduate alumni.

 The Nonprofit, Government, & Global Health Fair is on Thursday, October 25th, from 3-5pm in the Harvard SOCH. It is open to all Harvard University students! Check out the full list of participating organizations here. See you there! #HireHarvard