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Entry
Level
Employment Assistance |
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IEEE-USA has collected these
resources to help engineering students and recent graduates get their
careers off to a good start.
IEEE-USA/IEEE
Resources
| IEEE
Job Site (search for entry level job listings) |
| IEEE-USA Employment
Assistance Resources |
| The
Graduates
of the Last Decade (GOLD) program is working to help
young IEEE members bridge the transition of Student members to
Section members. GOLD's goals are increasing member retention,
creating networking forums for recent graduates, and developing
programs unique to GOLD group needs. GOLD is a great way to
network with engineers already in the workforce who can point you to
entry level openings. |
Other
Resources
| The Sloan
Foundation's Career Cornerstone Center
is a resource center for those pursuing careers in engineering,
mathematics, information technology, and the physical sciences. |
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CollegeRecruiter.Com
offers an entry level job and internship
search function,
including program searchers for engineering and information
technology. |
| INROADS
is an internship program designed to help talented minority youth
pursue professional and managerial careers in engineering and telecommunications, as well as retailing, banking, accounting,
manufacturing and other fields. |
| Quintessential
Careers: A Career and Job-Hunting Resources Guide
provides
tips on job hunting, cover letters, resumes, and interviewing for
the college grad, plus much more. |
| The EE/CS
Mother Site at Stanford University has a list of
company, university, and related links for electrical engineering
and computer science students. |
| The ACM Crossroads
has a substantial list of
Company Internship Sites and Internship Job Sites. |
| Internship
Programs.Com is a search engine for internship candidates
and employers. |
| The NSF-sponsored Engineering
Research Centers (ERCs) are industrially oriented,
cross-disciplinary research centers at major universities that are
focused on engineered systems. ERCs involve both graduate and
undergraduate students in innovative programs of research and
education, and offers a wide range of opportunities for hands-on
research and employment. |
| As you look ahead
in your career, consider Contract
Engineering and Consulting
as alternatives to full-time, long-term employment. Contract
engineers and consultants typically accept a greater degree of
financial insecurity in exchange for independence, flexibility, and
the challenge of frequently changing assignments. |
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Careers
in Science and Engineering is a student planning guide for grad
school and beyond published by the National Academies. |
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Last Update:
19 February 2009
Staff Contact: Scott Grayson, s.grayson@ieee.org
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© 2008 The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
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