Jamie Simmons

Missouri S&T recently announced an all-new entrepreneurial STEM centric doctorate program. The program will be facilitated through the Missouri University of Science and Technology. Entrepreneur and Engineer, Jamie Simmons, highlights the new program:
Students currently enrolled in STEM programs (and guided by entrepreneurial focuses) are encouraged to apply to Missouri S & T’s new Ph.D. program. The best part? The Kummer Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E) Doctoral Fellows Program is provi...

In Jamie Simmons’s professional opinion, there is no more effective way to learn than through hands-on experience. Penn State happens to share that vision. The entrepreneurial-centric engineer features the University’s unique engineering entrepreneurship program:
Penn State’s Engineering Entrepreneurship Program (E-SHIP) is offering students a unique opportunity to connect with tech-based startups. It’s all thanks to their Entrepreneurship Internship (ENtern) program. The opportunity pairs st...

Interested in learning business abroad? Here are three European universities that Jamie Simmons recommends to aspiring entrepreneurs:
Studying business abroad can be incredibly beneficial for entrepreneurs. Learning about business from an international perspective often enriches an entrepreneur’s perspective and professional philosophy. After all, entrepreneurship is a global game — so why not keep pace with the approaches outside of your space? What may be typical across the pond may very we...

In a historic move, Ohio State University’s College of Engineering is embracing diversity in a major way. Jamie Simmons welcomes and congratulates OSU’s new dean of Engineering: Ayanna Howard!
Ayanna Howard is a roboticist, entrepreneur and the current chair of Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of Interactive Computing. Outside of her career in academia, Howard is hailed for her accomplishments in the private sector, with highlights including her founding of Zyrobotics. Oh, and did I m...

Years ago, aspiring engineers chased dreams of designing the next physics-defying, action-packed, thrill-sizzling roller coasters. But according to Electrek, in 2020, engineering students claim their dream job is to work for Tesla.
It’s in an engineer’s nature to lean towards innovation. In fact, the fast-paced nature of presently evolving concepts is what drives most engineers. The same seems to ring true for engineers at all stages, from studying for their degree to navigating an establishe...

Blending innovation and engineering is a natural combination. In fact, the mesh takes little effort, as engineers thrive in the high tech industry. Across the country, more and more academic institutions of higher education are embracing the combo of entrepreneurship and engineering. Jamie Simmons reports on Arizona State University’s championing of the dynamic duo:
Thanks to an entrepreneurship-focused engineering program at Arizona State University, student Chao Wang has earned the 2020 Eng...

At Duke University, innovation is something that students both study and strive for. With the development of Duke’s brand new engineering building, that innovation may start to boom right on campus. Engineer and Entrepreneur, Jamie Simmons shares the update:
During the Spring 2021 semester, Duke University will officially open the doors of the Wilkinson Building. Engineering-focused, this addition to the campus will host active-learning with their forward-thinking visionaries in mind. Named a...

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October 7, 2020 — Serial entrepreneur and award-winning software engineer, Jamie Simmons is set to discuss the intersection of entrepreneurship and engineering in an innovative new blog series.
Jamie Simmons recently announced the debut of the first blog series slated for his official website. The series will draw on Simmons’s career focuses: engineering and entrepreneurship. Having navigated this specific terrain within the startup sphere himself, Simmo...

Jamie Simmons is an entrepreneur with a unique array of professional experience. Having spearheaded numerous tech-centric projects and ventures, Simmons has made a name for himself in the software startup sphere. He is perhaps best known for catapulting eSecuritel to success after building the company’s subscriber base from 0 to over 500,000.
Diverse in his command,Jamie Simmons is a professional who wears numerous hats. After completing his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and C...

What if I told you that for just $60, you could learn the basics of Electrical Engineering? Well, it’s true — but only for a limited time, thanks to the Electrical & Circuits Engineering Certification Bundle from Mashable. URI alum and Electrical Engineer, Jamie Simmons dives into what a $60 value means !
In 2011, various studies were published that suggested that students pursuing their Bachelor’s in Engineering spend roughly 19 hours per week studying.
Right now, Mashable is serving up an E...

Are you a young sailor or sailing enthusiast with a passion for film? The Oregon Youth Sailing Foundation is hosting their Second Annual Sailing Short Film Competition! The cash prize may even assist in expanding your sailing adventures!
For decades, Jamie Simmons has been an avid adventurer. By far, his favorite mode of adventurous transportation is his trusty monohull sailboat! Passionate about the sport, he believes there’s much to be learned by sailing — especially for youth! Simmons has ...

Somber news for adventurers who enjoy setting sail on a cruise ship. Though the update will come as little surprise to most, this popular cruise line is canceling all sailing scheduled through March 2021. Lover of travel and adventure, Jamie Simmons shares the details:
The COVID-19 pandemic (which is still ongoing, as of today) hit the tourism industry like a ton of bricks. Rules, regulations and restrictions on travel have halted vacations and postponed all plans for adventure for the forese...

is more than just your average startup strategist. His unique expertise in the many facets of engineering offers him valuable insight into the high tech ventures he launches.
Education
From the get-go, Jamie Simmons was ready for a challenge. When he enrolled at the University of Rhode Island’s College of Engineering, Simmons was eager to start his career. Dedicated to the cause, he compressed a three year Electrical Engineering program into just two years. By taking summer courses and focusi...