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June 18, 2020 9:27am ET

Applying: Berkeley / Haas, Columbia, Dartmouth / Tuck, Michigan / Ross, MIT Sloan, Northwestern / Kellogg, U. Chicago Booth, UPenn / Wharton

Intake Year: 2021

Pre-MBA Career: Engineer - Autonomous and Electric Vehicles

Post-MBA Target Industry: Consulting, Technology, MF, Auto, Aerospace Companies: BCG , McKinsey , Amazon , Google , Uber , Daimler , Ford , GM , Nissan , Tesla

GMAT: 770

GPA: 6.08

Years of Work Experience: 5

Location: Detroit, MI

Notes:

Indian Male Engineer; 30 years old; passionate about motorcycles and cars; driven on multiple test/race tracks across Europe and North America; want to work as a strategy consultant in the short term at a MBB firm and move to an automotive firm in the long term taking a role at the C-Suite level; professional violinist and went to Trinity College in London to learn Western Classical Music.

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anon22549 Likes Earned: 3 Have a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering with a GPA of 3.23. Took HBSO CORe and passed it to familiarize myself with business fundamentals. (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1677 You have some very interesting activities/passions outside of work! That will help. Wowza GMAT is great. What about your undergrad degree, was it competitive? Your goals, to stay in auto industry? Can you show impact at work? Apply in the first rounds (1)

anon22549 Likes Earned: 3 Thank you for the feedback Alex. My undergrad was in Electrical Engineering from an average school in India. My graduate degree was from a state school in the US. My short term goal is to move into strategy or management consulting pertaining to the auto and tech industries at a MBB firm. In the long term, I want to take a role as an executive in the autonomous driving or artificial intelligence space working for Waymo or Google. I work for a German firm as a technical consultant to automotive manufacturers across North America and Europe. I was promoted once at the 3 year mark. The way it works in my company is they give you more responsibilities and ask you to be proficient before moving to the next level. It depends on the number of years you put in rather than the pace at which you develop skills. Depending upon the project you work on, I could be the technical point of contact for the client or lead a team of engineers to deliver a product. (1)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1677 There is an interesting balance here, re work, passion and outside activities. You're a little older, so it will be important to show how active you will be, how engaged you'll be, inside and outside the classroom. Also, make sure you have some applications ready for the first rounds. Columbia should be ED, etc (1)

anon22549 Likes Earned: 3 Understood, I'll work towards that. Thank you Alex for your insights and guidance. Appreciate it. (1)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1677 More details on this candidacy in this episode of Wire Taps: https://www.clearadmit.com/2020/06/episode-109-wire-taps/ (1)

anon22549 Likes Earned: 3 Thank you for featuring my profile in the podcast Graham and Alex. :) (1)