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Georgiy Aleksanyan

Electrical And Computer Engineer (Software, Hardware Robotics, Automation, Research and Development, AI/ML)

Georgiy Aleksanyan is currently serving as the Treasurer for the Rutgers Armenian Student Association while pursuing a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a focus on robotics, automation, and research and development. He is expected to graduate in May 2024. His role as treasurer involves coordinating financial activities within the organization, showcasing his leadership and organizational skills.1

In addition to his position at the student association, Aleksanyan has gained practical experience through various internships and projects. He is the Lead Engineer at Ararat Robotics, where he has been involved in R&D initiatives since March 2021. His previous internships include roles at JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Starta, where he developed skills in venture capital and wealth management.1

Aleksanyan is multilingual, speaking Russian and English fluently, with additional proficiency in Spanish and basic Armenian. His diverse background includes founding a STEAM education platform aimed at enhancing public entities like libraries and museums.1 He describes himself as a "general entrepreneur," driven by a passion for solving global problems and communicating complex ideas effectively to non-technical audiences.1

Highlights

Jun 19 · linkedin

I was just trying to graduate ASAP 😂

All while Marco Ghbrial was expressing his affection for the Rutgers Electrical and Computer Engineering department for the both of us 🫶

But in all seriousness Engineers of The Future (EOF) (the whole RU SOE EOF office) is my family. I was just trying to let them know they were instrumental in shaping my academic success.

Rutgers University–New Brunswick

#rutgers #rusoe #eof

Jun 13 · linkedin

I just graduated from Rutgers University–New Brunswick! Here’s what it took:

  • 2 rejections from other universities
  • 13 semesters
  • 5 full years
  • 2 attempts at a major (thanks Rutgers Electrical and Computer Engineering department)
  • 4 internships (thanks All Stars Project, Inc.)
  • 3 failed businesses (Ararat Robotics loading)
  • 2 summer programs (thanks NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration)
  • 3 laptops
  • 1 pandemic
  • 2 wars close to home
  • $3000 in parking tickets 💀
  • A lot of tuition money
  • A tremendous carbon footprint
  • A whole lot of people (mentioned below)
  • A newfound love for Wawa, Inc. & coffee
  • A new mindset

At first glance, looking back makes me think that if I had known all this at the start, I might not have chosen to go to university. Yet, the saying “college is what you make of it” stands truer than ever as I realize that university was only hard because I made it so.

The moment I became strategic about choosing classes and a major that best fit my interests and strengths, and counterintuitively started spending less time studying and more time being around people, I became a model student in my final semester and made the Dean’s List.

If you take away anything from this post, here it is: unless you are a self-aware phenom, go to college, and when you get there, spend the first year or two dialing in your major and building lasting relationships. The people around you will make or break your experience. After that, do not let your studies consume all your time. Spend it wisely on important things like health, both mental and physical, and family, whether it's your immediate family or the one you build on your own.

Coming soon is another post where I will break down the things I did right in college, so stay tuned!

SPECIAL THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART TO THE MOST AMAZING: ANNA MAE S. D. Michael Brown, Ed.D. Anna Poruks the best mentor on planet earth Norma Valles Sasan Haghani Emily Troxler Shadae McDaniel Eli Fadil Mikhail Muchnik, FRM, CFA Starta VC Gabriel Arant Konstantin Rodchenko John Dankanich Dann Garcia Sheri Klug Boonstra MetLife Lori Goodian The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Paulina Urbanowicz-Pollock, AICP, C.M. Rutgers University SHPE Rutgers Entrepreneurial Society my Family Grigoriy (Greg) Aleksanyan and Friends Napoleon Santana Thomas Saleeb Marco Ghbrial David Nageb, MS Mayank Barad Atharva Pandhare Pirouz Vaziri Ethan Muchnik and many more, God, and the list keeps going! 🙏

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New York City Metropolitan Area