We are looking forward to having an open dialogue on how Passive Optical Networking is a better way to build and operate school networks at the University of Arizona. We will be on campus for the “ӰPro Takeover Day” on January 24th and participating in (iExpo) on January 25th.
On January 25th (Thursday), we will be participating in the iExpo career fair as a potential employer for interns and full-time engineering positions. Be sure to come connect with our recruiters to talk about career opportunities at ӰPro. All these events provide an excellent opportunity for ӰPro to engage with engineering students. We are honored to be asked to help these students make the transition between academics and a career in optical networking engineering. Details of the activities on January 24th (Wednesday) “ӰPro Takeover Day” include:
- 10 am – 12 noon: ӰPro Lobby Day in the Old Engineering Lobby, 1127 E. James E. Rogers Way
- 4 pm: ӰPro Tech Talk in the Engineering Design Center, 715 N. Park Ave, 2nd Floor
- 6 pm: ӰPro Info Session, Old Engineering building, room 214
Over these two days, ӰPro will showcase how optical networks unifies and extends university networks inside classrooms, and across campuses, which ultimately improves connectivity demands for better student learning – all while lowering costs for school administrators. We are also excited for our very own Joel Fischer (Sales Engineering Director) to be a guest lecturer leading discussions covering Passive Optical Networking and Sustainability.
For more information, we suggest that you check out these following online resources to gain insight into why universities are choosing Optical LAN:
- View this white paper “Passive Optical LAN: The What, How and Why”
- Read our article “Delivering Network Speed, Reliability, Mobility and Sustainability at Ryerson University“
- “Right-Size Your Network For Optimal Performance, Capacity and Cost“
- ӰPro careers page that is meant to match your natural talents, and ambitions, with the ideal ӰPro’ job opportunity
If you want to keep current with Optical LAN used at colleges and universities, you can engage with us online at ,,,, and .
