Alumni

Gerald White entered Michigan Tech in the fall of 1970 after a four year tour in the Air Force as an electronics technician. He completed degrees in electrical engineering and engineering administration in 1973. Following graduation, Jerry worked as a process engineer with Owens-Corning Fiberglas, also completing his MBA. Following a stint with Babcock and Wilcox he joined the Magnetics Division of the Allen-Bradley . . .

Robert Hirvela joined the HF Communications Division of Collins Radio Company in 1959 as a project engineer. In 1973, he led the Rockwell business unit that invented and developed the first Digital Automatic Call Distributor, the Rockwell Galaxy ACD, and launched what is known today as the Call Center Industry. In 1978, he transferred to the Air Transport Division of Rockwell as Director of Product Management with . . .

Arick Davis graduated from Michigan Tech in 2016 with his Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering. An active member of the Michigan Tech Alumni Board of Directors, Arick volunteers to help the next generation of students. "Michigan Tech provides opportunities to see the world while doing what I love," he said. "Each year, students find their way up to Houghton and I just want more of them to succeed and reach their . . .

Sirak Seyoum is a 1993 Electrical Engineering Grad currently living in San Francisco. Sirak grew up in Gondar in northern Ethiopia idolizing sports legends such as Pele and Abebe Bikila, which inspired his love for the outdoors and pushed him to engage in college sports, while also excelling academically in the Electrical Engineering program at Michigan Technological University. While also perusing his career, Sirak . . .