Kate Mapstone ('16), Google
In 2018, approximately 30% of UCLA Anderson students were hired across the technology industry in functions such as product management, marketing, business analytics, finance, operations, business development and strategy. Companies hiring Anderson students ranged from giants in Silicon Valley and Seattle to local digital media innovators and Silicon Beach startups to technology leaders abroad. The Parker Career Management Center has helped students land a median salary of $123,000, with 80% landing signing bonuses and 76% receiving stock and equity options.
The following are some of the organizations hiring UCLA Anderson MBA students in technology (both full-time employment and summer internships):
Students interested in technology must be able to understand innovation, finance, operations, management and the overall industry. Students should understand how to launch a venture, raise funds and lead the enterprise. By exploring verticals such as financial services, health care, education and entertainment, students are prepared to work in any environment, from startups to large global corporations.
Sample Electives
Business Insights, Alteryx