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What We Do
The MEMC helps address the professional, academic, and social needs of students and alumni by:
- supporting MEM career objectives through networking events, including professional development workshops and high-profile guest speakers.
- facilitating communication between MEM students and faculty regarding curriculum issues and program improvements.
- organizing social events that promote community and bring MEM students together outside of academic settings.
- ensuring all MEM students feel welcome, valued, and have the capacity to thrive at Dartmouth.
Prospective students are encouraged to contact MEMC leadership to learn more about the program from a current student's perspective. You are welcome to ask us anything, from academics to student life, or join our Facebook group!
MEMC Leadership
The following students have been elected to serve as leaders to the Master of Engineering Management Council (MEMC) for the 2024-2025 year.
Nicole Chaora
Degree Program
MEM
Focus Area
Data Analytics
Student Council Title
MEM Student Council Co-President
Hometown
Harare, Zimbabwe
Undergraduate Education
BS, Physics and Mathematics, Hartwick College, Oneonta, New York
Previous Work Experience
Sustainability Fellow, City of Beacon Conservation Advisory Committee, Beacon, New York, USA
Grant Writing Intern, EDD Adaptive Sports, Virtual
Engineering Intern, Delta Beverage Company, Harare, Zimbabwe
Why Dartmouth?
The Dartmouth MEM program represents a unique opportunity to merge my passions for data and science with my desire to enhance the communities around me. Its flexibility and dual focus on engineering and management—highlighted in courses like Data Analytics, Optimisation Methods, and Tech Innovation and Entrepreneurship —equip me with skills essential for making impactful and insightful contributions in any organisation. Moreover, these skills will be invaluable when I eventually launch my own venture. The program's smaller class sizes, which were crucial to my success during my undergraduate studies, offer the chance to build deeper, more meaningful relationships with peers and professors. This supportive environment will better position me for future success by ensuring I have the right support system, mentorship and guidance.
Jason Lee
Degree Program
MEM
Focus Area
Entrepreneurship
Student Council Title
MEM Student Council Co-President
Hometown
Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Undergraduate Education
Computer Science, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
Previous Work Experience
TPM Intern, Veterans United, Columbia, Missouri
AI Advisor Intern/Senate Fellow, Colorado Attorney General's Office, Denver, Colorado
Explore CSR Researcher, Colorado School of Mines / Google, Golden, Colorado
Virtual Reality UX Researcher, Postech University / Meta, Pohang, South Korea
Why Dartmouth?
I chose the MEM program because it offers a holistic approach to technology, integrating business considerations and human factors in ways that traditional computer science programs often overlook, adding a final nice touch to my research/policy background.
Viraj Shah
Degree Program
MEM
Focus Areas
Product Management
Entrepreneurship
Student Council Title
MEM Student Council Vice President for Communications
Hometown
Vadodara, Gujarat, India
Undergraduate Education
BE, Mechanical Engineering, Charotar University of Science and Technology (CHARUSAT), Anand, India
Previous Work Experience
Sr Operations Analyst, Relay Human Cloud, India
BizExpress, Business Consultant, India
Internships, Unschool, Operations Intern, India
Internships, Polycab, Operations Intern, India
Internships, IIFL Finance, Data Analyst, India
Why Dartmouth?
"We are the average of the five people we spend the most time with," and what better place than Dartmouth to elevate that average? With a small, selective cohort and a management-focused curriculum, Dartmouth’s MEM program will offer me a unique environment to learn from diverse, talented peers and experienced professors.
Xuchen (Eason) Cai
Degree Program
MEM
Focus Area
Entrepreneurship
Student Council Title
MEM Student Council Vice President for Professional Development
Hometown
Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Undergraduate Education
BS, Honours Applied Mathematics, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec
Previous Work Experience
Quantitative Analyst Intern, Chengjian International Center, Shanghai, China
Why Dartmouth?
I chose Dartmouth's MEM program for several reasons. First, it has a strong reputation as one of the best institutions for a MEM degree. Additionally, the program offers integration between the Thayer and Tuck, allowing for flexibility in choosing electives that align with my interest in Financial Engineering. Furthermore, I am excited about the opportunity to build connections with professors and make friends who will be industry leaders, all while creating lifelong memories on the beautiful campus.
Kaushika Balaji Babu
Degree Program
MEM
Focus Area
Product Management
Student Council Title
MEM Student Council Vice President for Events
Hometown
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
Undergraduate Education
B.Tech, Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Manipal Institute of Technology
Previous Work Experience
Interoperability team, Software Test Engineer, Schneider Electric R&D, Bangalore, India
Why Dartmouth?
Better ratio with a smaller cohort, better focused learning and the product management focus area
Sydney Jones
Degree Program
MEM
Focus Areas
Data Analytics
Product Management
Student Council Title
MEM Student Council Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Hometown
Boca Raton, Florida, USA
Undergraduate Education
PPE, Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, Dartmouth, Hanover, NH
Previous Work Experience
Intern, Lennar Mortgage, Miami, Fl
Why Dartmouth?
This program aligns with my interests stemming from my minor, Human-Centered Design, in an attempt to pursue more strategy positions that intersect with technology. I find myself fitting in more of a facilitator role on project based work, as well, so this program was a clear chance to strengthen those capabilities.