Exploring Non-Traditional Jobs for Engineering Grads - How to Leverage Your Degree

Discover how to leverage an engineering degree for non-traditional career paths in this 58-minute talk by Laurel Brown, an NYU alumna with degrees in Economics and Computer Science. Explore Brown's journey from computer scientist to Wall Street attorney, and her transition into community-based economic development. Learn about her current role as Head of Economic and Community Development at Google's Global Infrastructure group and her previous experience managing public space and negotiating multi-million dollar projects for New York City. Gain insights into the importance of internships, executive coaching, and building credibility as a technologist. Hear personal anecdotes and advice on professional development, including interactions with notable figures like Mike Bloomberg and Tony Stewart.

Introduction
My background
Childhood computer science
High school and NYU
Letter of recommendation
Internships
Law School
Jamaica Queens
Downtown Brooklyn
Job description
Computer Science Skills
Executive Coach
What would have helped you professionally
Credibility as a technologist
Mike Bloomberg
Tony Stewart
Laurel
Minjin