Electrical & Computer Engineering Spotlights
Nov 13, 2026
How co-op gave electrical engineering alum Jake Ross a running start at Tokyo Electron
Jake Ross, BS’25, electrical engineering, MS’27, robotics, is an electrical engineer at Tokyo Electron US while pursuing his master’s degree part time. Two co-ops and hands-on club leadership helped him land the full-time role, where he works on technology that reaches nearly every part of daily life. Courtesy photo.
Nov 09, 2026
Courage and Confidence: Shree Singhal Investing in Her Own Opportunities
Shree Singhal, E’26, computer engineering and computer science, has completed two co-ops, is currently working on an independent research project on ambient backscatter communications, and serves as the software and electrical lead for ReNU. With the skills she has gained through Northeastern, Singhal has graduated ready to take on industry, hoping to develop technology that creates a positive impact.
Jun 10, 2026
Bridging the Brain and the Machine Through Engineering and Neuroscience
Sidharth Annapragada, E ’25, neuroscience and electrical engineering, is currently a research assistant at the Datta Lab at Harvard Medical School. With ambitions to pursue an MD-PhD, Annapragada hopes to work as both a practitioner and a researcher once he completes his education.
Jun 08, 2026
Collaboration and Commitment: Creating Impactful AI Research
Jianglin Lu, PhD ’27, electrical and computer engineering, works at the SMILE Lab under the supervision of Professor Raymond Fu. He has completed internships at Adobe Research and Amazon. In a rapidly expanding AI industry, Lu emphasizes collaboration and grounded discussion as the keys to research that translates meaningfully to the real world.
Jun 04, 2026
It’s Never Too Late to Pivot: Dani McLaughlin’s Computer Engineering Journey
Danielle “Dani” McLaughlin, E’26, combined computer science and computer engineering, is entering the semiconductor industry following her recent graduation from Northeastern. With a diverse co-op and academic background, McLaughlin has built a skill set that will serve her well in any company she joins.
Jun 04, 2026
Trial and Error: Using the Co-op Program to Find Your Path
Mark Yang, E’26, electrical and computer engineering, is planning to pursue a PhD in bioelectronics after graduation. Through a series of research experiences during his undergraduate years, Yang hopes to eventually translate his work into a startup that makes advanced technologies accessible to the general public.
Mar 27, 2026
Where Impact Meets Innovation, Abhiram Elango, MS’25
Abhiram Elango, MS’25, electrical and computer engineering, recently completed his master’s degree at Northeastern. Armed with new confidence and expertise, he is now pursuing roles in wireless communications where he can work closely with customers and see the direct impact of his work.
Mar 26, 2026
Spoiled: How One Polymer Could Change the Way We Trust Our Food and Medicine
Tara Arjomandbigdeli, PhD’27, is an interdisciplinary engineering researcher at Northeastern’s eSOIL, a lab where she is developing a heat-sensitive polymer label designed to protect consumers by detecting when temperature-sensitive products like food or medication have spoiled. With plans to launch a startup from her research, she hopes to bring the technology to market—and eventually into every home.