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School of Computing

Pandya launches AI venture as graduation nears

Spring 2026

Vatsal Pandya came to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln at 18 as an international student from Mumbai, India, with plans to pursue big opportunities through his education. Through coursework, internships and personal drive, he has become CEO of his own company before graduating.

Pandya is the founder and CEO of TasksMind, a technology company using artificial intelligence to reduce on-call demand and fatigue among software engineers. Alongside School of Computing co-founders Kashish Syed and Thang Do, whom he met through international student networks and internships, Pandya aims to reshape workplace processes and culture in the tech industry.

The TasksMind team (from left to right): Thang Do, Vatsal Pandya, and Kashish Syed.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Engineers Without Borders

Spring 2026

Imagine putting your engineering knowledge to use to help people around the world all while building your leadership skills.  At Nebraska, our student-run Engineers Without Borders-USA chapter works with the communities of Kianjavato, Madagascar to provide the community with lights in schools through renewable solar power and Zimba, Zambia to design and build a bridge between two communities.

Zambia Team at Victoria Falls (June 2022)

College of Engineering

Ask An Engineer

Spring 2026

Ask an Engineer! From interning at Lockheed Martin Space, beginning a new job as a construction manager at a new hospital in Phoenix, or working with a startup company building automated systems in the protein industry, Nebraska Engineering students and graduates are here to tell you more about the amazing opportunities and experiences that a future in engineering, computing and construction offers. 

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KiewitScholars

The Prairie Initiative: Pioneering AI for Engineering

Building AI literacy, capability, and community across Nebraska Engineering. Prairie connects students, faculty, staff, and industry partners to shape responsible AI integration in education and research.

Mark Stone, a Professor in Biological Systems Engineering, speaks at the Prairie Initiative Launch. The Prairie Initiative Launch Event was held in the Red Cloud Suite at the Willa S. Cather Dining Complex.

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