r/EngineeringJobs

I've been looking for a job na align sakong degree unta which is civil engineering here in cebu but it's been four months and all I received was rejection, either they're looking for someone who has 2+ years of experience or preferred nila male ang i hire.

I'm just loosing confidence in my self right now because even though I graduated, passed the board exam.. it seems like it doesn't put me in an advantageous side when applying.

Ubos na savings ko, like legit and I'm loosing my passion na for this degree.

I'm just here to ask if you know any company na naghire? or kahit any part time lang to help me survive this job hunting journey of mine?

Hello! does anyone here know about Technical Engineer in Keyence? Badly need some advices on how their Hiring process works. From assessment (I'm currently here!) to Final interview. Im a fresh graduate in CpE. Thank you!

Ciao a tutti sono un full stack dev con competenze trasversali tra BE FE Devops e da qualche anno anche Ai. Mi sono specializzato e lo sto ancora facendo nella creazione di agenti e orchestrazione di flussi Ai e anche di creazione di pipeline si ML per fare forecasting e detecting outlier . Detto questo volevo capire quali fossero le prospettive in Puglia , attuale e e sto sui 48k e vorrei salire un po’ , ma non vedo molte aziende allineate con una Ral più alta e i colloqui stanno diventando molto duri e selettivi . Aspetto arriveranno tempi migliori ? Cambio direzione ? Torno sul Java Ts py puro ? Che ne pensate ?

Cut the middle and place people you trust. End of story.

im 19 and an incoming soph in meche and have been struggling so hard the last year to land an internship. been feeling really insecure about it this summer because i keep seeing everyone else in my grade posting abt their internships on linkedin and i feel like im so behind. does anyone have any advice on how i can land my first internship? what was your engineering experience like? am i cooked if i cant get one next summer

I'm a mechanical engineer with N3 and studying n2 working as a production engineer in Japan,thinking of switching the job as a design engineer and I do search the Jobs in indeed and doda and many but they never mentioned any japanese requirements and as a foreigner can I apply for those jobs? What should I do..?

Hey engineers i need some help and guidance from seniors here i was working in a cfbc power plant and was an operations engineer and i was good at it but due to health i had to quit my job can anyone tell me what career paths i can take i know cad design very well and learning ansys simulation too.

If anyone here is into cad or runs a business kindly hire me or keep me as an apprentice i dont need quick money since i got a substantial paycheck but i need to figure out a career path for future

Still looking for people who are interested in a referral for a position at Raytheon. Message me or comment below!

Willing to work with you to find the right role.

Hey guys,

I am the solo founder behind Ashcroft-Motors, an early-stage automotive technology venture, and I am currently looking for my technical counterpart and CTO.

About Me & Current Status:
I operate as the business lead coporate strategy and visionary for the project. I have already mapped out a comprehensive, 6-page technical design its not much but its something. To keep corporate paperwork and cap-table structuring entirely clean, the company remains unincorporated until I find the right technical partner to split co-founder equity with from day one.

The Venture Concept:
We are designing a rugged, low-electronic sedan engineered specifically for law enforcement, emergency services, and defense sectors.

• The Problem: Modern fleet vehicles are heavily dependent on complex software and electronics, making them highly vulnerable to digital attacks, component failure, and EMP threats.
• The Solution: Our vehicle is 100% EMP-proof, runs natively on bio-fuels and renewable fuels, and deliberately bypasses non-essential electronics to maximize field reliability and mission uptime.
• The Market & Pricing: We are matching current municipal fleet budgets with a highly competitive target price of $31K baseline MSRP for standard police cruisers and a $35K high-speed interceptor variant. Our long-term roadmap expands from secured government contracts directly into commercial taxis, rideshare, and the consumer market once stable cash flow is secured.

Who I am Looking For:
I am searching for an ambitious, Technical Co-Founder / CTO.

• Background: Ideally a senior student, recent graduate, or expert engineer specializing in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Design, or Embedded Systems.
• The Role: any hands-on builder who is excited to dive into a 6-page design with me, take ownership of the technical side, and lead the development.
• Location: Midwest US preferred (Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois) for eventual physical prototyping coordination, but open to remote for the initial architecture phases.

Compensation:
This is a co-founder partnership track offering an equitable split of founder shares/equity.

If you wants to revolutionize the fleet automotive and defense industry, please drop a comment or slide into my DMs. I have a standard NDA ready so we can safely jump into the technical blueprints and see if we are a good fit and guys if you know anyone intrested please pitch them this and thank you for your time

Im about to start college this fall, and I'm still debating what major I should choose. Im confident that I will choose a major related to STEM, but what? I have been thinking of nuclear engineer or environmental engineer since Im pretty good at physics and biology, but then Im having doubts again on the future job market, landing a solid job with a solid income. Even though I want to learn hard challenging topics so that I get something out of my upcoming college years, I also want to guarantee my spot in the future job market. Everybody says different things during university, after graduation and their yearly income; some say it's worth it, some say they're struggling to land a job or enough salary. Im just very confused and I don't know what to do, I really want to repay my parents back for what they have done to me up until now, and now Im scared whether I can do that or not.

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Hi! I graduated with a degree in civil engineering and have about 2 years worth of experience in some MEP and transportation design (so not much lol). However, I made the decision to leave the engineering space and become a math teacher! I was totally bored this summer at home, don’t want to lose my engineering skills, and the extra pay wouldn’t hurt. Has anyone heard of places or know of places that might would hire me part time or full time during the summer (doesn’t have to be design work or transpo/MEP)? With my schedule, I could even work part time during the school year if needed. Thanks!