Category: Engineering Candidates
Maneuvering Your Job Search through COVID-19
Right now, times are very uncertain, very stressful and even a bit frightening. The COVID-19 outbreak has not only caused a health crisis but an economic crisis, as well. In a matter of days, millions of people found themselves suddenly out of work. Millions more are weeks or even days away from losing their jobs, and millions more still are left… Read more »
5 of the Most In-Demand Engineering Positions of 2020
It is no secret that STEM fields like engineering are experiencing a shortage of talent. That’s excellent news for job seekers as it means a variety of opportunities and higher salaries. But some engineering fields are growing at a faster rate than others. Here are five of the most in-demand engineering positions of 2020. Automation… Read more »
5 Reasons Why You Should Work With an Engineering Recruiter to Find a Job
Let’s be honest. Even though engineers are in high demand, finding a great job isn’t easy. Job searches are time-consuming, especially when you are employed. They are also incredibly frustrating. Employers can be unresponsive, scheduling interviews can be challenging and it can be impossible to accurately evaluate whether a job is really right for you.… Read more »
Taking Advantage of the Tight Job Market as an IT Candidate
Unemployment for tech workers has been well below the national average for nearly a decade and each year the market gets even more competitive. Companies have been forced to work harder to attract and retain IT talent and salaries have been steadily increasing. If you are an IT professional looking to grow your career, now… Read more »
Are Certifications Worth The Effort For Engineers?
If you were to poll 100 engineers and ask whether certifications are valuable to their careers, you’d walk away with a variety of answers. The problem is that is can be difficult to determine whether a certification led to a promotion or a step forward, but most engineers who do have certifications credit those credentials… Read more »
Why You Should Consider a Career in the Auto Industry as an Electrical Engineer
It has been an exciting decade for the automotive industry, thanks to the rapid pace of innovation. Fully electric cars have become much more affordable and accessible, and we now share the road with autonomous vehicles. Engineers have led the way in this innovation, and professionals who are looking for a career in an exciting industry… Read more »
How to Choose Between Two Engineering Job Offers
Getting two engineering job offers at the same time can be a real boost to your ego. If you find yourself in this situation, take time to celebrate your success. However, when you’re done celebrating, you’ll need to choose between the two offers – a task that is never easy. How do you know the job you select will be the right one for… Read more »
Should You Leave a Full-Time Job for Contract Work
What should you do if a recruiter offers you your dream job – but it’s only for a couple of months? Contract roles can be exciting and they can be a great way to accelerate your career, get out of a rut or simply try new things without making a full-time commitment. So, should you… Read more »
Five Most In-Demand Skills for Mechanical Engineers
Mechanical engineers need to have exceptional technical skills in order to succeed. These skills are critical for a job that requires precision but they are not the only factors for success. Today, recruiters and hiring managers are looking for more than just math, computer and science acumen. Soft skills impact your ability to work well… Read more »
Career Growth Options for Biomedical Engineers
Biomedical engineers combine engineering sciences with medical sciences to design and create medical equipment, devices, computer systems, and software used in healthcare. The field is exciting and opportunities for advancement are vast. Here are just a few career growth options for biomedical engineers. Clinical Engineer Medical device technology is a fast-growing career path for biomedical… Read more »