Career Services
As Carnegie Mellon University alumni, you have access to a diverse network of resources to help advance your career. Through networking options like Online Career Networking and regional alumni events, you can meet fellow alumni, and gain knowledge on industries, seek career advice and connect with your peers both face to face and online.
Online Resources
- Join LinkedIn
The Alumni Association maintains an alumni group with LinkedIn, the premier online professional networking website. All students, alumni, faculty and staff are welcome, to join and find connections within the community.
- Online Career Networking
Use Online Career Networking to connect with other alumni in your desired career field. Find a mentor. Make contacts in your region.
- Jobs and Resumes
Through this area of the website you can search for jobs and add your resume into a searchable databank.
A note about networking and current students: Carnegie Mellon University and the Alumni Association strive to create multiple networking opportunities for both alumni and students. As alumni, you may be contacted by current students seeking to discuss career fields, choices and opportunities.
Networking Events
- Network Nights
Network Nights are a long-standing tradition at the university; for more than 20 years, these regional receptions have brought those seeking employment together with alumni and employers in an after-work reception. Note: These events are intended to help alumni expand their career network but they are not job fairs where one might expect to be interviewed for a specific position.
- Regional Chapter Networking Opportunities
Carnegie Mellon has alumni chapters across the country and around the world. These chapters organize many different types of events where you can meet and network with fellow alumni in your area.
Additional Services from the Career and Professional Development Center
- The Career and Professional Development Center provides a comprehensive range of services, programs, and materials focusing on career exploration & decision making, skill development, experiential learning, and career resolution.
