Forever a Hopkins Engineer
Hopkins Engineering alumni are active, valued members of the school community and are deeply involved with the school. Whether on the Homewood campus or around the world, they continue to play a vital role in our students’ lives.
Stay Connected
No matter where you are, our powerful network can help you connect with old friends, network with professionals in your field, and guide students' in their academic and professional journeys.
The Power of the Network
Connect with Hopkins Engineering alumni and broaden your professional and personal networks.
Engage With Current Students
Help students achieve their goals through mentorships, internships, career-focused events, and more.
Advance Our Mission
Support our students, honor our faculty, enable discoveries, and create world-changing opportunities.
OneHop Alumni: Join Today!
OneHop Alumni is your one stop for career, community, and connection with Johns Hopkins alumni.
“I have no idea what my career will look like in 20 years, and that’s by design… But exciting things find me, as I found Johns Hopkins. ”
Phyllis Schneck ’92, MS 93, Computer Science
Former Chief Cybersecurity Official, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
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Sandia systems analyst Nic Wondra, Engr’25 (MS), used his thesis to reimagine space surveillance from orbit
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Breathing Easy to Breaking the Mold: How Clay Andrews, ’17 Built a Thriving Silicone Startup
CategoriesThe BME Design Team member pivoted from medical devices to must-have gifts with Siligrams.
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Stanton obtained his PhD in computer science under the advisement of Professor Randal Burns.
Continuing Education
Engineering for Professionals
If you want to expand your knowledge, but aren’t quite ready to commit to a master’s degree in engineering, you’ve got options. Take a course or earn a graduate or post-master’s certificate through Johns Hopkins’ Engineering for Professionals program.
Other Opportunities
As a member of the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association, you receive discounts on some of the fee-based programs operated by Johns Hopkins.