Peer Career Advisors

Peer Career Advisors (PCAs) are MIT students trained by Career Advising & Professional Development to help fellow MIT undergraduates and graduate students during individual 30-minute appointments. PCAs can assist you with professional documents including resumes and cover letters. Additionally, they may provide general advice on a number of career topics such as internships, UROPs, applying to graduate school, networking, and more!

Peer Career Advisors are available during the academic year. Appointments with Peer Career Advisors are available to schedule on Handshake

Interested in becoming a Peer Career Advisor? You can learn more and apply here.

Alvaro Jimenez de Andrade Castanon

Peer Career Advisor

I am currently an MBA candidate at MIT Sloan School of Management, with a strong background in business administration and law from Comillas Pontifical University (Madrid, Spain). I have gained extensive experience in strategic consulting and financial analysis through my roles at McKinsey & Company and Amazon. I have a proven track record of leading high-impact projects, including developing business plans, conducting due diligence, and driving profitability improvements for major organizations. I am also passionate about community work, having led various initiatives in Spain, Eastern Europe, and Africa. In my free time, I enjoy cinema, music, technology, and sports.