About Duke IEEE
IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization for electrical and electronics engineering. Duke IEEE is a student-run, pre-professional society at Duke University for ECE and CS undergraduates that aims to bridge the gap between students, faculty, and industry.
Duke IEEE strives to accomplish this goal with initiatives both on and off campus, including hosting industry, alumni, and faculty speaker events, as well as facilitating undergraduate participation in conferences.
Duke IEEE boasts a network of over 400 students on campus
Industry Partners
Connecting Duke IEEE members with exclusive internship and career opportunities from our industry partners.
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Southwest Research Institute
SWRI
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, is an independent and nonprofit applied research and development (R&D) organization.
Current Opportunities
Work at a Duke Startup
Explore exciting opportunities at startups founded by Duke students and alumni.
Interested in Being an Industry Partner?
Gain direct access to top Duke engineers and support the next generation of technology leaders.
Volunteering with SMIF
Partner with Duke's Shared Materials Instrumentation Facility (SMIF) to engage in meaningful STEM outreach and education opportunities.
Shared Materials Instrumentation Facility
SMIF
Join Duke IEEE members in supporting STEM education through hands-on outreach activities with SMIF, including school visits and educational demonstrations.
Upcoming Opportunities
To Be Announced!
Executive Team
Meet the leaders driving Duke IEEE forward
Halo Kwok
Co-President
Halo is a junior from Los Angeles County studying Electrical Engineering and Physics, with a certificate in Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Apart from her work in control systems at the Duke Quantum Center with the Noel Lab, she's exploring interests across wearable health tech, fintech, and AI development. Outside of school, she enjoys the gym, curating a good outfit, and keeping her caffeine intake at healthy (debatable) levels.
Manahil Tariq
Co-President
Manahil serves as the Co-President for Duke IEEE. She's a Junior pursuing Electrical & Computer Engineering, Documentary Studies and Innovation & Entrepreneurship. In her spare time, she likes to go on walks (or anxiously pace her room), try new food, and try to learn poker (or any game she can get too competitive about). So far at Duke, she's created a photography book, presented at DC with David Hoffman, and done cybersecurity & ML research.
Aniketh (Ani) Shenoy Kota
Senior Advisor
Aniketh (Ani) Shenoy Kota is a product leader and global changemaker, known for scaling a healthcare SaaS platform to a multimillion-dollar acquisition. He currently serves on the various global IEEE committees, shaping global strategies and leading young professional and student initiatives worldwide, and being the Global Chapters & Branches Coordinator for IEEE TEMS.
Leo Zhang
Co-Director of Events
Leo is pursuing his Bachelor's in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke. His interests are in Applied ML and Computer Vision. In his free time, he likes to read sci-fi and fantasy novels, play the piano, and hit the gym.
Imadh Mashoor
Director of Conferences
Imadh Mashoor is a rising senior studying Electrical and Computer Engineering and Biomedical Engineering with interests in physiological sensing, embedded systems, and technology for environmental and healthcare applications. As Duke IEEE's Director of Conferences he helps create events that connect students with engineers, researchers, and companies doing exciting work across fields. Outside of engineering Imadh loves traveling and finding any excuse to try new food.
Ryan Shin
Director of Marketing
Ryan is a sophomore studying Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University. He grew up in Auburn, GA and plans on going back after graduation. In his free time, he enjoys working with circuitry, playing violin, and sleeping.
Eric Cai
Co-Director of Events
Eric is studying ECE and CS at Duke University, where he is also actively interested in startups and building. His technical interests and research include neural network applications in drones, aerospace hardware, and deeptech. Eric is from Kansas City, KS, and is a keen retro-tech hobbyist and mechanical watchmaker. He also enjoys building hardware/software projects/startup ideas, and hopes to further expand and improve the IEEE community.
Kaijing Zheng
Treasurer
Kaijing Zheng is an undergraduate student from the Bay Area, California studying Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science at Duke. Outside of IEEE, she is involved with Duke Robotics and Duke Applied Machine Learning. In her free time, she enjoys reading, drawing and cooking.
Jerry Xu
Member-at-Large
Jerry is an undergraduate student from the Bay Area, California, studying Electrical & Computer Engineering and Computer Science at Duke. He's particularly interested in embedded systems, photonics, and machine learning. Outside of IEEE, Jerry is active in HackDuke and Catalyst. He also enjoys hiking, cooking, and playing tennis.