Graduate Will Apply Skills as Technical Problem Solver

While a University of Arizona sophomore, Kelly Maroney helped organize the 23rd Annual iExpo Industry Career Fair in 2015. Two years later, Maroney has already been snatched up by Epic Systems to work as a technical problem solver after receiving her systems engineering degree May 12.

While at the UA, she was involved with Tech Launch Arizona's Business Intelligence Analyst Program. "The biggest takeaway for me personally is gaining research and technical writing skills that I can apply to my future career as an engineer," Maroney said in an interview with UA News. "It's very rewarding to be a part of a process that helps professors and inventors transform their inventions to commercialized products and make people's lives better."