The newest I School MIMS career report shows that graduates are in demand more than ever before. They are well-prepared for success in their chosen career paths, because of their unique skill sets and experiences, informed by a cross-disciplinary curriculum which allows them to pursue their specific interests and passions.
2015 graduates found positions in a wide variety of fulfilling roles, including: data curator, data visualization engineer, data scientist, sales engineer, back-end engineer, front-end engineer, product manager, interface developer, UX designer, and UX researcher.
They went to a variety of workplaces: big companies like Google, Microsoft, and LinkedIn; startups like Building Robotics, Twilio, and Uber; consulting positions at Deloitte, and EY Analytics; and nonprofits like the International Computer Science Institute and the Berkeley Institute of Data Science.
The median base salary increased $5,000 to $110,000 for 2015 grads — an increase of $20,000 over the last five years. They also saw significantly increased signing bonuses.
Visit the Career Paths page to view MIMS Career Surveys dating back to 2004 and MIMS Summer Internships Surveys since 2007.
(Career report layout designed by Stephanie Snipes, MIMS ’16.)
