The NYU Tandon School of Engineering (formerly the Polytechnic School of Engineering) is the school of engineering and applied science within New York University. Founded in 1854, we are the second oldest private engineering school in the United States, with an educational mission rooted in a 161-year tradition that rests on the three pillars of invention, innovation, and entrepreneurship (I2E). Based in downtown Brooklyn, NYU Tandon is the anchor tenant of the MetroTech Center, the largest academic-industrial research park in the United States. Serving approximately 5,000 students, NYU Tandon awards Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral degrees in core engineering disciplines, the applied sciences, and a number of interdisciplinary programs. With 180 full time faculty and annual research expenditures upwards of $20M, NYU Tandon faculty and students engage in internationally-recognized scholarship and research around a wide variety of areas including biochemical research, data science, cybersecurity, wireless telecommunications, material science, and mechatronics.