TACKLE REAL-WORLD CHALLENGES ALONGSIDE OUR STUDENTS
The industry capstone program

The industry capstone program brings together UW students and companies to tackle real-world, multidisciplinary engineering problems. Sponsors bring in projects from their companies and provide support to teams of creative, talented engineering students who design and build innovative solutions.
Partner with us See past projectsBE PART OF A NEW GENERATION OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS AND SOLUTIONS
Research and technology collaborations

Collaborate on research with our faculty
Our faculty are working to solve society's most pressing challenges. Your company can leverage our expertise by sponsoring a customized project in your area of interest. Explore our Faculty Finder directory to learn more about our faculty's research areas.

Technology commercialization
We view technology commercialization as another way we can expand the reach of research discoveries. Our team can help facilitate the commercialization of new innovations by managing intellectual property.
ACCESS LABS AND RESEARCH FACILITIES
Engineering labs and facilities
Arrange a campus visit with our team to find out about the College's labs and research facilities which can be made available for use to our partners.
- Kirsten Wind Tunnel
- Washington Nanofabrication facility
- Molecular Engineering and Sciences Institute
- National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure
- Washington Clean Energy Testbeds
ENGAGE WITH TOP ENGINEERING TALENT
Recruit talent through our Career Center

Post internship and job opportunities
Internships provide Husky engineers an opportunity to gain experience while companies benefit from observing potential hires in a work setting, allowing you to make more informed hiring decisions. Our Career Center helps you advertise internships through Handshake.

Connect with students on campus
One of the most effective ways to connect with students is through campus events such as career fairs. Career fairs provide you and your organization the opportunity to meet with students in-person and broadly advertise internship and full-time openings.