Design Bureau CEO: "As a Moscow Polytech Alumnus, I Recommend This University"

"When people ask me if they should apply to Moscow Polytechnic University, I usually answer with a phrase: 'If you want to study and gain knowledge, go to Moscow Polytech. If not, consider any other university,'" remarked Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of the "KB 17" Design Bureau, during the signing of a cooperation agreement with the University. The signing took place at a roundtable during an Open Day event. Alongside "KB 17", the university's new industrial partners include Secondary School No. 15 with in-depth study of specific subjects (Elektrostal, Moscow Region) and the "Malahit" company. Gyuzel Sharipzyanova, Moscow Polytech's Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, signed the agreements on behalf of the University.

New University Partners:

Secondary School No. 15 of Elektrostal has been in the "green zone" of the Moscow Region's educational organization ranking for eight years and has been among the TOP-100 best schools in the region for five consecutive years.

Commenting on the partnership, Deputy Director Victoria Korotkova said:

"We have a highly mobile team; our teachers and high school students are eager to participate in all joint events with the University."

Chief Executive Ruslan Zhirov signed the documents on behalf of "Malahit" LLC. He noted the immense potential of the partnership with the University and explained that the company literally "makes the country cleaner." The enterprise develops autonomous sewage treatment systems, supplies them both domestically and internationally. "Malahit" is a member of the Association for Low-Rise and Individual Housing Construction Market (MZhS Association). The partnership will focus on integrating eco-friendly technologies into the University's academic and research projects. Additionally, engineering students will be able to complete internships at the company. 

Another partner of the "KB 17" design bureau, "Myloader-Track" LLC, works in mechanical engineering, instrumentation, radio-electronics, industrial design, and related industries. The main focus is conducting scientific and applied research aimed at creating, testing, and implementing new technical solutions.

"We develop complex technological devices, and we are confident that we can introduce Moscow Polytech students to this fascinating engineering world and pass on our experience so they can apply the knowledge gained at the university in practice," noted Kirill Dmitriev, an alumnus of the University and CEO of the company.

At the roundtable, the following University speakers addressed the guests:

• Yury Anfimov, Executive Secretary of the Admissions Committee, discussed cooperation with partners regarding admissions and targeted enrollment.
• Alexander Sheremet, Associate Professor of the Faculty of Publishing and Journalism, presented the professional development program "Corporate Media of Industrial Enterprises in the Context of Digital Transformation."
• Anton Nazarenko, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management, highlighted the activities of the endowment fund.
• Alexandra Petrichenko, Head of the Center for Assessment and Development of Management Competencies, announced upcoming Career Center events.