Featured Profiles and Work
Electrical Engineering BS

Harshala Patil wearing a pink and gray striped shirt and standing in front of mountains in the background.

Alumna Harshala Patil leads semiconductor development at Samsung

Microelectronic Engineering BS

Alumni

RIT Alum Arthur Deane is wearing a greay polo short and beige pants. He walks along a path in Washington, D.C., with the U.S. Capital Building in the distance.

Amazon Exec Empowers Next-Gen Cybersecurity Talent

Electrical Engineering BS

Alumni

RIT Research Minute: Photonic Microchips video

RIT Research Minute: Photonic Microchips

Stefan Preble

Electrical Engineering BS

Faculty

RIT Research Minute: Photonic Microchips video

RIT Research Minute: Photonic Microchips

Stefan Preble

Electrical Engineering BS

Faculty

Several students sit aroound a table in the SHED makerspaces.

What's Being Made in the SHED

Biomedical Engineering BS

Student

Student Merges Art and Engineering to Revolutionize Glucose Monitoring video

Student Merges Art and Engineering to Revolutionize Glucose Monitoring

Fine Arts Studio MFA

Student

Snehal Ravindra Ingle standing in an office.

Grad Contributes to Cutting-edge System for International Space Station

Electrical Engineering BS

Alumni

Founder and CEO of Micatu, Michael Oshetski standing at a podium with a microphone.

RIT Alumnus Builds a Multimillion-Dollar Optical Sensing Startup

Electrical Engineering BS

Alumni

A RIT student engineer, Roxette Burgos, wearing a black turtleneck sweater and jeans in an electrical engineering lab.

Roxette Burgos Shares Her Perspective on Majoring in Engineering

Electrical Engineering BS

Student

A college student looking at the camera and sitting in an electrical engineering lab in front of a whiteboard.

RIT’s Noah Washington ’22 Shares His Story of Growth and Opportunity

Electrical Engineering BS

Student

Reuben Zielinski earned a bachelor's degree in 1985 in electrical engineering and an executive MBA in 1996. He has developed patented vacuum drying technology that removes moisture from electronic devices including cell phones, tablets, and hearing devices.

Get your cell phone wet? Redux has a solution.

Reuben Zielinski

Business Administration–Executive MBA

Alumni

Jing Zhang is pictured in her nanotech research lab.

At the Forefront of Nanotech Research

Electrical Engineering BS

Faculty