NYU SWE

NYU Tandon SWE is hosting our International Equal Pay Day event on Wednesday, October 9th!

Come to 6 metrotech room 204 from 4:30 to 5:30pm to hear inspiring stories from NYU faculty about their journey to equal pay along with valuable workplace insights. This event is sponsored by the Forté Foundation, a foundation dedicated to empowering women to become leaders in their business careers. We hope to see you there on Wednesday!

Learn more about the Forté Foundation here: https://www.fortefoundation.org

5/4/24 SWE Spring Picnic 2024💐

⚙️ SWE X PATENT PENDING HACKATHON⚙️

Join us next Tuesday, April 16th for our hackathon kick off! Women all over the world face issues such as health care access, rights to education, and domestic abuse. During our hackathon, we will use engineering skills to find solutions to these problems. Hope to see you there!

⭐️SWE CALENDAR⭐️

Mark your calendars for these upcoming events! Our next event is THIS FRIDAY with L3Harris! Hope to see you all there 🫵

Interested in study abroad? Learn about NYU ABU Dhabi’s stellar research programs and opportunities and hear about the experiences of women who have studied and researched at Abu Dhabi in the past!! Sign up with the link in our bio!

Thank you to everyone who made it to our engine workshop!! A big thanks to for helping us host this event and shoutout to Cary for teaching us all about engine mechanics 🧰 See you all for our next event ⚙️

Hello everyone! ⚙️🛠️Our next event is a joint event with the New York SWE chapter. this Wednesday at 6:30pm. A former Boeing engineer will be walking us through the different components of a small engine and teach us about combustion engine mechanics. This will be a really great networking and learning event for all of our Mech-E girls but all majors are welcome to come! It’ll be in the Hub (Dibner Library 2nd floor room 223) the same place we hold our general body meetings. Hope to see you all there!🔧

Hello everyone! ⚙️🛠️Our next event is a joint event with the New York SWE chapter this Wednesday at 6:30pm. A former Boeing engineer will be walking us through the different components of a small engine and teach us about combustion engine mechanics. This will be a really great networking and learning event for all of our Mech-E girls but all majors are welcome to come! It’ll be in the Hub (Dibner Library 2nd floor room 223) the same place we hold our general body meetings. Hope to see you all there!🔧

Thank you to everyone who came for our first GBM of the semester!! We had a great time bouquet making, meeting new members, and introducing our new events. Stay tuned for our next meeting!!!

❤️SWEBOARD

It’s a wrap for SWE Fall 2023!! Thank you all for an amazing semester 💕 This year we were able to fund 25 undergrad and graduate women to travel to WE23 in Los Angeles, organized handfuls of great corporate and social events with awesome companies like Reddit, and overall had an incredible time learning about everyone who showed up (thank you!). We are so excited to bring you all another space this spring! We would also like to have a little send off for our lovely President .pola ! She has been incredible in governing SWE this past semester and is going to crush whatever comes next! See you all soon!! ⭐️

❤️ SWE-Board

Been a while coming! For our next SWE-Board spotlight we have our amazing Internal Relations Director Kaitlyn!

❓Major

Computer Science

❓Where did you work

I worked at The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation as an IT Intern on the Enterprise Intelligence team!

❓What did you work on?

I worked with various enterprises, ranging from cybersecurity to human resources, to create, optimize, and automate analytics reports that allow decision makers to maintain valuable information assets and promote development within the organization. I worked with tools like Splunk and AWS to ingest data and calculate strategic and operational performance metrics, all while working with clients to address pain points and understand their business needs.

❓What was your favorite part?

My favorite part was definitely the people I met and having the opportunity to collaborate with so many employees across departments! It was so interesting getting to learn and work with other teams to support their projects, as speaking with employees gave me a sense of how the various departments within DTCC are interrelated and work as a whole. I also really loved spending time with other interns, whether it was our lavender matcha runs in the office, going around Jersey City looking for the best ice cream shops, or an escape room after work!