Job Placement

Since its inception in 1974, the Music Engineering program has placed graduates with the most prestigious recording studios and audio manufacturing companies. Even a partial listing of their employers reads like a “who’s who” of the audio recording and manufacturing industries: Alesis, Analog Devices, Apogee, Apple Computer, Ariel, BGW, Brentwood Records, CBS News, Cherokee Studios, Clinton Studios, Cirrus Logic, Columbia University, Compaq Computer, Criteria Studios, Delphi, Denon America, Digidesign, Dolby Laboratories, Doppler Studios, Disney Productions, Dorian Records, Ecole de Technologie Musicale, Editel-Chicago, EFX Systems, Euphonix, Federal Bureau of Investigation, General Motors, George Massenburg Labs, Harman International, Harrison, Hit Factory, Hewlett-Packard, Howard Schwartz Studios, Jaffe Acoustics, JBL, Klark-Teknik, Korg, Limelite Studios, Lionshare Studios, Miami Sound Machine, Microsoft, Middle Ear/Bee Gees, Motorola, National Semiconductor, NBC Broadcasting, Neotek, New England Digital, Neve, New River Studio, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Norwegian Broadcasting Company, Otari, Pacific Ocean Post, Paisley Park, Philips-DuPont Optical, Polk Audio, Radio Caracas, Real Networks, Record Plant, Roland, Royal Viking Line, Saban, Shure, Sigma Sound, Sonic Foundry, Sony America, Sony Italy, Soundworks, Stereo Review Magazine, Streeterville Studios, Stirling Sound, Studer-Revox, Sunset Sound, Syracuse University, Texas Instruments, 3M, Universal Studios, Vanguard Recording Society, VTA, Yamaha R&D Studios and many others.