I work for a small (<50), employee-owned (ESOP) air quality focused consulting, testing, and monitoring company. We're seeking an experienced (5+) years environmental engineer or scientist for our consulting team, to be based out of our Tucson, AZ, Helena, MT or Billings, MT offices. Most employees are hybrid, but we're open to considering fully remote for the right person with air quality consulting experience that can jump right in.

Pay ranges from $45 - $68 per hour dependent on experience and location. We do pay hourly with 1.5X overtime.

Feel free to drop me a message if you'd like more information or to discuss. If interested, you can apply online at https://www.bison-eng.com/employment

Dm me cvs on satanshamamotra@gmail.com

Budget - no constraint for deserving candidate

Experience - 12-20 years in engineering , R&D, product development or technology and minimum 5 years in a senior leadership position

Location - Pune

Hi everyone,

I don’t usually post like this, but I’m honestly in a tough situation and trying my best to find a new grad opportunity in the U.S.

I graduated in Dec 2025 with an MS in Computer Engineering from a public university in the Bay Area, with a 3.83 GPA. My main focus was computer architecture, embedded systems, microprocessor design, advanced computer design, and hardware/software integration.

I’m looking for new grad / entry-level roles in Design Verification, Validation, Embedded Software, Firmware, Systems/Platform Software, or SoC-related roles.

My skills include C, C++, Python, embedded C, Verilog/SystemVerilog basics, FPGA/Vivado, Linux debugging, scripting, memory-mapped register validation, and hardware/software debugging.

I have 6 months of software engineering internship experience and also worked as a TA/Instructional Student Assistant for multiple computer engineering courses, where I helped students with labs, debugging, and grading.

I did get good interview opportunities with companies like Amazon Annapurna, NVIDIA, ARM, and Qualcomm, but due to headcount/timing/final-round outcomes, nothing converted. I’m still preparing seriously and I’m interview-ready. I can do Blind 75 / LeetCode 150-style coding interviews and can interview remote or onsite.

I’m authorized to work in the U.S. and open to relocate.

If anyone knows any recruiter, hiring manager, referral, or opening for DV / validation / embedded / firmware / systems roles, please let me know. I would genuinely be grateful for any help.

Resume available on request. Thank you for reading.

I am a new PE (FL) with 5 years of experience in structural engineering. I have experience in light commercial/residential and heavy industrial plants. I am having a hard time finding roles that fit 20% travel in the structural realm. I figured I would be as specific as possible but obviously the job would not have to check all my boxes.

I am interested in a new structural engineering job with travel opportunities. I guess the dream travel scenario would be once or twice a month for a few days each. I am flexible to 2 weeks every couple months as well if international.

I am still quite new in my career and am open to many different categories. I have interest in seawalls, docks, maritime & port work but do not have experience in ship design. I have read about roles as "Client" engineers where it is more management. I also enjoy teaching and am interested in scuba certification.

Regarding work/life balance, I am pretty flexible dependent on the travel. If I am traveling 2 weeks every couple of months, I would prefer the home schedule to be flexible (40-45hrs).

TLDR: Young engineer looking for advice on how to locate travel jobs that don't require month/s long residencies on a jobsite.

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Hi everyone,

I'm from India and have **1.7 years of experience as a Calibration Engineer** in an **NABL-accredited calibration laboratory**.

and completed my B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)

My experience includes:

* Electrical instrument calibration

* Site calibration and customer support

* Preparing site and laboratory calibration reports

* Using Microsoft Excel (including VLOOKUP) for calibration documentation and reports

* Working with calibration certificates and maintaining documentation

* Basic knowledge of pressure calibration

* Exposure to ISO/IEC 17025 requirements

* Participated in an NABL audit during our laboratory accreditation process

I'm currently looking for a new opportunity and have a few questions:

1. Based on my experience, what salary can I realistically expect in India?

2. Which job roles should I apply for besides Calibration Engineer?

3. Which industries usually offer the best salary for someone with my background (Oil & Gas, Pharma, Manufacturing, Power, Automation, etc.)?

4. Are there any skills or certifications that would significantly increase my salary?

Any advice from experienced professionals would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Hi All,

I have more than 10 years of experience in the european automotive focusing on process / Quality and Manufacturing in engineering and leadership roles. I worked at different Tier1 suppliers and currently at an OEM, furthermore I took part in greenfield projects before.

I applied through the CEER Motors and also Lucid webpage today.

How easy or difficult to get a job as a european there ? I genuinly want to help and feel I would be useful there
I really appreciate your support.

Hay i am a recent graduate, i dont have much experience in the field otherthan my internship, I applied for many jobs in the field but didn't even got any response, what should I do to get an entry level engineering job

Job Title: Prototyping Engineer – Defence Systems
Company: Technotreon
Location: Pune (Work From Office)
Type: Full-Time, Paid

About the Role:
We're a Pune-based defence-tech company building deployable technologies — mechanical systems, embedded electronics, UAV/robotic subsystems, and rapid prototyping. You'll work across the full prototype lifecycle: concept, CAD design, fabrication, PCB/embedded integration, testing, and field validation.

What You'll Work On:

• Mechanical assemblies and structural systems
• Embedded electronics and sensor integration
• CAD modelling, fabrication workflows, PCB design
• Field testing and performance validation

Eligibility:

• BTech/MTech Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Mechatronics, or Defence/Aerospace
• 0–2 years of experience (freshers welcome)
• Hands-on project/prototype experience preferred

Salary: Based on experience, discussed during the interview process

How to Apply:
Comment "interested" below, and I'll reach out to you directly via Reddit chat with next steps.

Hi everyone,
I’m currently a pre-junior Electrical Engineering student at Drexel University. I was supposed to be on co-op during the Spring/Summer term, but I wasn’t able to secure a position, so I had to defer my first co-op to my senior year.

I’m trying to use this time to improve my resume, skills, and projects, but I’m honestly confused about what companies actually expect to see from an Electrical Engineering student applying for co-ops or internships.

For people who have worked as electrical engineers, hired EE students, or completed EE co-ops/internships:

What do companies usually look for on an EE student’s resume?
Should I focus more on projects, technical skills, research, certifications, clubs, or work experience?

What kind of projects would make my resume stronger?

Also, if anyone has advice on how to stand out after not getting a co-op the first time, I would really appreciate it.

Any honest advice would help. Thank you.

Does anyone have any recommendations for companies in Chicago (not suburban) that are hiring mechanical engineers with about 1-2 years of experience?

Ive been applying for months, but no luck in it. Please help me get a job. Iam at this points that, I will work for any salary and anything they want me to do

Hi guys! I’ll be straight forward here Im a new graduate female engineer and among all specializations and jobs I realized that field engineering positions are the highest paying jobs but I’m scared from the lifestyle I’ll be forced to adapt with especially if I was away from home for weeks and im worried that I’ll be depressed or stuck in the middle of nowhere so if anyone has a experience please let me know your opinions about it!