The industrial organizations participating in the

VI-A M.Eng. thesis program cover a broad spectrum of technology, including electronics, communications, control, computation, computer science, and instrumentation. They provide opportunities for firsthand experience in manufacturing, testing, design, development, research, programming, technical planning, and administration. If you would like more information on becoming a Partner, or if you are already a Partner and would like more information, including choosing interns, mentor responsibilities, intellectual property protection, and financial obligations, click here.

"The VI-A program has enabled Analog Devices to develop a unique relationship with MIT students, faculty and administrators. Our engineers have the luxury of working with students and faculty members on challenging problems critical to the company's future. At the same time, we take an active role in training a future generation of engineers, some of whom, may end up working at Analog Devices. It is by far our most effective and rewarding recruiting effort!"                        

Iliana Chen, MIT graduate B.S., M.Eng., 1997,
                         Ph.D. 2002, IC Design Engineer,                         MIT Recruiting Team Leader

                        Analog Devices, Wilmington, MA

“The VI-A program at MIT has become a valuable pipeline of engineering talent for Linear Technology.  Since 1998, over two dozen students have interned with Linear in various locations with projects and thesis topics in a variety of analog circuit areas.   Numerous intern contributions exist in products we sell today, and over 75% of our VI-A students have become permanent employees after graduation. “

    Sam Nork, Director, Boston Design Center

Linear Technology Corporation

North Chelmsford, MA

Current industry partners include:

Analog Devices, Inc.

Wilmington, MA; Cambridge, MA;Limerick, Ireland;

Shanghai, China

Analogic Corp.

Peabody, MA

Autodesk, Inc.

Manchester, NH; San Rafael, CA

BAE Systems

Burlington, MA

Bosch

Palo Alto, CA;, Pittsburg, PA; Reutlingen and Stuttgart,

Germany

The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory

Cambridge, MA

Google

Beijing, China; Bangalore, India; Mountain View, CA;

New York, NY

Intersil

Milpitas, CA

Linear Technology

Milpitas, CA; North Chelmsford, MA

Medtronic

Minneapolis, MN

Microsoft Research Asia

Beijing, China

MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Lexington, MA

Network Appliance

Sunnyvale, CA; Waltham, MA

Qualcomm

San Diego, CA; Boulder, CO

Schlumberger

Sugar Land, TX; Paris, France; Tokyo, Japan

Silicon Laboratories

Austin, TX

Texas Instruments

Dallas, TX

VMware

Palo Alto, CA; Cambridge, MA