Technite Profiles
Brooklyn Tech alumnus Professor John Eschemuller ’65, P.E, a distinguished civil engineer, educator, author, and philanthropist, has long credited his success to the education he received at Brooklyn Tech.
Jean Ramirez ’88 owns a video production and public relations firm, with such clients as IBM and NYU Langone Health.
Justice Rodriguez now sits on the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan – the second highest court in the state.
We are deeply saddened by the recent death of esteemed alumnus, devoted supporter, and cherished friend of Brooklyn Technical High School, Leonard Riggio ’58.
Fatima Jones ’90 is named to the role of Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at the Dance Theatre of Harlem.
Sai So and David Mook Lynn
Fong, émigrés from postwar China via Hong Kong, valued education above all. Settling in America, they sent five children to Brooklyn Tech.
Maja Siemieniewska ’23 is a freshman at California Institute of Technology planning to major in chemical engineering, with the goal of becoming “either a big-time engineer in Silicon Valley or the next Marie Curie.”
Lee Zlotoff ’70 invented an iconic character. It started at Tech.
As chief financial officer of the Major League Baseball Players Association – MLBPA, the ballplayers’ union – Tatia Mays-Russell ’84 is one of only a few African-American women holding a C-suite level position in the sport.
Hans de los Santos ’24 is a finalist in the Breakthrough Junior Challenge, a global science video competition that could net him $400,000, including a $250,000 college scholarship for his two-minute explanation of anti-matter.