Joseph Federico, Director of NJMET Inc., Announces 2022 STEM Scholarship Recipient

CLIFTON, N.J. - Amzeal -- Joseph Federico, NJMET Director of Operations, announced the company's annual STEM scholarship was awarded to Mr. Sami Choudhury, a graduate of the Passaic County Technical Institute (PCTI) in Wayne, NJ.

Sami will attend NJIT's Newark College of Engineering majoring in Biomedical Engineering. Sami graduated from PCTI in June with a GPA of 3.967. His STEM-related extracurriculars were NASA Hunch (Class Captain), Sea Perch (Team Captain), Robotics club (Team Captain), Free Talk Fridays (President, Co-founder) as well as Highschool Shop: Project Lead the Way: Applied Engineering. In college, Sami hopes to do biomechanical research into efficient and cost-effective bionic limbs and other body parts.

"It was a pleasure presenting Sami with this scholarship. It's the sixth consecutive year (eighth overall) a PTCI student has received this award," said NJMET's Joseph Federico. Mr. Choudhury was presented with a gift check and plaque by Mr. Federico.

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"During Mr. Choudhury's interview at NJMET, I was pleased to learn that his proudest accomplishment was co-founding Free Talk Fridays: a virtual club that fostered insightful conversations between students pursuing STEM in a safe and monitored space. I also learned that Sami was involved in another exciting project that he had the honor of being the team captain for the NASA Hunch Project where he led his class in tackling the arduous task of creating full functional magnetic boots that would be the prototype design for future NASA projects," added NJMET's Federico from their headquarters in Clifton, NJ.

Last year's recipient from PCTI was Ms. Victoria Pirog who also participated in the NASA Hunch Program.  "NJMET is proud to present this scholarship for the 22nd consecutive year and to offer internships to current college students who will learn the intricacies of electronic component testing in the industrial, military and aerospace arenas," added Joseph Federico.

For over 44 years, NJMET has been a pioneer in the Military, Aerospace, Industrial, Automotive and Medical fields providing worldwide quality procurement, screening and qualification testing of electronic component products. NJMET is AS9100 Rev. D/ ISO9001:2015 certified and maintains Federal Aviation Administration FAA-AC-0056 and AC00-56B Quality Certifications. NJMET is laboratory suitable with The Defense Logistic Agency's (DLA) to test federal stock classes (FSC) 5961 (Semiconductor Devices) and FSC 5962 (Microcircuits) to DLA's QTSL test requirements. NJMET is registered with GIDEP, SAE International, ITAR, IEEE, and ANSI/ESD20.20. Their employees have hands on training in the Counterfeit Components Avoidance Workshop by The Components Technology Institute and has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

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For more information, call Joseph Federico at NJMET's Clifton, NJ office at (973) 546-5393. Visit the NJMET website at http://www.njmet.com.