Welcome - you’re in the right place! As an engineer, you’re not just designing projects; you’re designing your career. This site connects you to the tools, resources, and guidance you need to get job-market ready - starting now.
Begin by accessing SkillsFirst to build a strong, persuasive resume and use it to align your resume with specific job postings. You can also use SkillsFirst to practice essential career skills like pitching and interviewing.
In addition to SkillsFirst, we have built a set of resources and tools just for engineers. Check out the topic areas below for focused guidance and next steps.
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Career Advising
Students can schedule an advising appointment through Handshake or visit the Career Café during drop-in hours.
SkillsFirst
SkillsFirst is an AI powered tool that assists you with resume creation, provides a practice space for pitching, and helps you improve your interviewing skills.
Resume & Cover Letters
Create persuasive, tailored resumes and cover letters that clearly communicate your skills and align with specific job opportunities.
Handshake & LinkedIn
Make the most of Handshake—your primary job search tool—by building your profile, setting alerts, and exploring opportunities, while also leveraging LinkedIn to strengthen your network and visibility.
Your Job Search & Applying to Jobs
Get organized with our job search checklist to build market readiness, stay focused, and stay strategically ahead. Then apply the 70/30 Job Search Plan—a proven approach that balances job applications with targeted networking to help you reach your goals.
Pitching & Networking
Build professional relationships and confidently communicate your skills through networking and pitching to uncover opportunities, make meaningful connections, and advance your career goals.
Interviewing & Offer Management
Succeed in interviews and navigate job offers with confidence by using WHO Logic to communicate your value, evaluate opportunities, and make informed, professional decisions.
International Students
Access resources designed for international students to navigate U.S. job search expectations, understand OPT and CPT, and develop a plan that may also include opportunities in your home country.
Graduate Studies
Review information focused on exploring graduate school opportunities. Access resource material designed for graduate students who are seeking career development support.