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We have career fairs every week. There are companies like amazon, google, boeing coming on campus for recruitments. We also have a career services department that helps students with interview preparations, cv/resume reviews. And a handshake profile for students to connect with companies.

I have not. But I plan to do internship this summer, I have applied for many internships but I haven't heard back from them yet. I also plan to do study abroad next summer where I will go to spain for my research.

Median salary of approx 70-80k USD and placements are none, students need to apply on their own and get the employment. Additionally, research opportunities are there yet students need to have a little research experience.

No, I am still looking for summer internship.

The placement is really good because all the major tech companies are on campus for employment and also for other fields as well.

Not yet.

The main employers are Amazon, Intel, Starbucks, and Tesla. And depending upon what kind of role you would you applying for, the median salary would differ. For example for SDE - 100,000 - 130,000 USD.

I had one on-campus job which paid 14 USD per hour. I did do an internship and started full-time straight.

Most of my known CS student who came on Spring'21 got placed for internships, some even got their full-time offers from Amazon, etc., Where as non-CS students also got their internship opportunities from Intel, Qualcomm, Microchip etc., Here the placements are not really hard, everyone will go out of the campus with a happy face.

Not yet, I just entered my 2nd semester.

It's covid times but hearing from the seniors, there's a lot of prospect. But you gotta apply online. There is no other way to hunting for jobs. There are job fairs which happen but again, due to covid, that was affected a little.

I got an admit here and because it's pretty good, the curriculum is interesting and the teachers are well adept in their field of knowledge. Also the community here is very welcoming as they have Indian student associations to welcome us.

You need to search for jobs outside. University will not help in that. They do have career fairs every semester, but usually they won’t accept any applications. It’s just that you can talk to them about company, clarify questions etc etc

Asu technical office - I did my Parttime there for a year Amazon - sde currently

The placement process is through career fairs. A lot of companies visit ASU but the major networking is to be done by yourself on LinkedIn.

The Business Analytics course has a capstone project in the second semester, where you get to work with a real company. That is a kind of internship and I have seen many of my friends and even I got a job offer from the company I worked with.

It's good overall. Universities doesn't matter much in US to most companies hire from everywhere. Most of the batchmates are places in Amazon and Oracle.

Internship at Walmaet Labs as a software engineer. 4K / month in a small town in Arkansas. Interviews happened on campus.

They were definitely good but at best I visited few career fair but never found any company which stand for me. The starting salary for a CS major for ASU is USD 65,000 and it has about an 80% placement rate which is not bad but it is just my major.

I am currently doing an internship for INTROHM which is a start-up that I joined just before leaving ASU.