For Employers

New Employer Introduction

Thank you for your interest in recruiting at MIT! Our Employer Relations Team strives to provide you with the best resources, unique and engaging programs and excellent customer service. Below are some tips, information and links to help you get started. If at any time you have questions, please contact us at 617-715-5327.

About MIT

We help recruiters with successful on- and off-campus recruitment of MIT students. This list of resources, information and contacts should help you learn about and connect with the students you seek.

  • MIT FACTS: Learn more about the MIT community and the student population
  • Enrollment and Degree Statistics: Review student demographic information, including diversity and gender statistics
  • MIT News: Get the latest news on campus and search MIT for a specific need

About Our Services

Recruitment Policies and Procedures: Review our policies and procedures to ensure which programs are right for your organization.

CareerBridge: Register in CareerBridge, MIT’s job and internship database system:

  • Post full-time, professional positions and internships
  • Request on On-Campus Interview date
  • Search and review student and alumni resumes

On-Campus Recruiting Calendar: View important dates for the upcoming recruiting season

Discuss Recruiting Strategy

Our staff would love the opportunity to discuss potential strategies for your organization's recruitment of MIT students and alumni, increasing your visibiltiy on-campus and sharing additional resources available at MIT.

  • Request a Site Visit: Our staff would love the opportunity to visit your location, tour the facility and sit down with you to discuss an individualized recruitment strategy for your organization.
  • Request a Campus Visit: Take the opportunity to visit MIT, tour our office and meet our staff
  • Request a Phone Appointment: We understand it is not always feasible to travel, so you may choose to request a phone appointment with a team member

Build A Presence

Get on campus and be active to gain and retain student attention: