Industry Night: Power Electronics & Energy Showcase (Company Registration Form)

Join us for an exciting evening of innovation and networking at the Northeastern University (NU) Industry Night! Hosted by the Power Electronics class (EECE5684), NU Co-op Office, and IEEE PELS Boston Chapter, this event is your company's opportunity to display or demonstrate cutting-edge technologies in power electronics and energy.  

Also, there will be many attending students  looking for either full-time or coop positions, but it is not a requirement for a company to be hiring in order to participate. 

Company representatives should use this form to register for a single table (about 3 feet long) for the event. 

When: April 4, 2024 | 6:00-7:30PM 

Where: EXP Building, Room 201, 815 Columbus Ave,  Northeastern University,  Boston, MA 02120 (Near Ruggles Orange Line T-stop)

Follow  IEEE PELS Boston Chapter on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/100777567
Become a member/volunteer signup here: http://tinyurl.com/532hjpa2

Agenda: 

Event: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Food Reception: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM (Exclusive to Power Electronics Class Students and IEEE PELS Chapter Attendees)

Admission: Free for power electronics and EE students and IEEE PELS members.

For inquiries or to register your company, please email us at arshiah.mirza@ieee.org.

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Name *
Affiliation/Organization *
Email ID *
Describe the technology or display that you will bring. (It can be demos, prototypes, ppt or video on your laptop, display board, etc., as long as it fits on a table.)
Do you think your company may be willing to help defer the costs of the pizza/food during the industry night  event? 
*
Are you hiring? Check all that apply (This is not a requirement to participate)
IEEE membership number (if you have one)
Any food restrictions
Background on expected attendance
We expect more than 40 local students to attend with power electronics or EE energy expertise, as well as 5-15 industry tables.  Past events are attended especially by Northeastern University and MIT students, as well as a few other universities.  There is also about 1/3 attendance from industry members of IEEE PELS. We have surveyed 20 of the students planning to attend and discovered that about: 50% undergrad + 50% grad; 60% US citizen; 40% looking for coop/internship and 60% full-time employment. They are all interested in power electronics related fields.
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