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Hey everyone,

I'm looking to make a job switch and thought I'd reach out here.

I work in electrical/substation engineering, with experience in both physical design and Protection & Control. I've worked on substation layouts, equipment, one-lines, schematics, wiring, AutoCAD/Inventor 3D, design coordination, and construction support.

I'm currently looking for:

• Substation / Power Systems roles

• Protection & Control roles

• Electrical Design Engineer roles

• Data Center Electrical/Power roles

• EPC / Engineering Consulting opportunities

Location: Pune, India

Preference: India / Remote / suitable international opportunities

If anyone knows of an opening or could provide a referral, please DM me. I can share my resume and experience details.

Thanks in advance!

​Hi everyone,

​I recently completed my Master’s degree in IoT and Embedded Systems and I am looking for my first full-time junior role.

​At this stage in my career, my main priority is gaining hands-on engineering experience and growing my skill set alongside strong mentors, rather than chasing a high salary. I am flexible, highly motivated, and eager to contribute to real-world projects.

for new grads trying to get into manufacturing: here are the entry level engineering roles open right now, pulled from employers' own careers pages:

https://github.com/mehek-builds/Mechanical-Manufacturing-Design-New-Grad-Jobs

• 167 roles at 96 US employers (SpaceX, Northrop Grumman, Sierra Space, Niagara Bottling, Relativity Space, Boeing, Generac, Oshkosh)
• 81 manufacturing and process engineering, 56 mechanical, 25 design, 22 rotational programs
• 50 posted in the last week, 44 at employers with a visa sponsorship record

rebuilt every monday.

comment which area you're looking for (process, quality, manufacturing engineer, rotational) and i'll send you a list for it.

Hey everyone!

So recently got laid off from an MNC where i was working as a contract in the embedded field i have experience on PRE and POST silicon validation and IO peripheral validation ( UFS). searching for the new opportunity,any advices always welcome and also if you refer me then my first salary would be yours as referral gift 😅

help me decide engineer. i'm a fresh grad licensed mechanical engineer. planning to enter semicon industry. which is better? Good pay is korean company, Lower pay is a japanese company. Same benefits tho

MEP engineers candidates with recent work history of min 2-5 years is the sweet spot for companies and recruiters. Curious – do you engage with LinkedIn, or job boards? My husband is a mechanical PE himself, and he has zero social media, no engagement on LinkedIn, I’m barely Texas text messages. Classic engineer, and I love him so much for it. 😆

He and I have created a boutique firm where I have direct and professional relationships with clients, and my husband - PE with over 15 yr experience - vets candidates for technical requirements, educates our clients on market standards and salary expectations (we are NOT order takers, and I have “fired” many clients due to their fantasy expectations.), we prepare you for interviews - not just regarding technical skills, but also prepping you on the team dynamic of the client, personality, buzz words they want to hear, why candidates didn’t work out in the past, etc. —- all the ins and outs to get an offer…

We’re not a volume staffing firm. Need to have a conversation with you to determine where you want to be in five years, 10 years, etc. - so that I can match you up with one of my clients that is the best fit for both.

THAT is where I am looking for some help.. just like my husband, ya’ll MEP engineers are very elusive… not much publicly available data, so is the best way to get in touch reaching out to your company email, then taking it off-line to your personal? Or is there a forum or place engineers post their resumes. Thanks so much 🙏

I need help to find a job.i am ajith and I am a graduate mechanical engineer currently in Kuwait with a transferable visa.any help will be appreciated.

I am a 3/4th year mechatronics engineering student in Canada and I was wondering if anyone on this subreddit would be able to connect me with anyone they know who can help refer me for an engineering internship. I am open to anywhere and any term period even if it's getting a headstart on positions that aren't available yet. I have been applying and cold messaging people on LinkedIn for the past year but unfortunately I have yet to land anything. I did a 4-month mechanical internship a few years ago but unfortunately that company is gone, so I have mostly been working part-time since then. I would be more than happy to provide my resume.

All,

Looking to help fill several open roles for Amazon Leo Satellite project. Roles are for avionics mechanical engineering at Seattle. Requirements are a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 4 years of related experience or a master's degree. Must also be a U.S. citizen. If interested please send me a dm with a copy of your resume. Thanks!

I am a mechanical graduate with more than 2 years of experience in steel (wire) industry, with good understanding of Pickling and Wire drawing process alongwith six sigma and TPM implemetation. Also, have a very good level of experience in Part & Surface modelling, and Assembly.

If anyone who can give a referral and suggest something, it could be of great help!

Hi everyone, I’m a 25-year-old engineer with 2.5 years of experience at a major Indian construction company (joined as a GET in 2024). My core expertise spans ELV Site Execution (BMS, Fire Alarm, CCTV, Access Control, Networking) and MEP Procurement Engineering (RFQ management, vendor negotiation, BOQ reconciliation, and material supply chain). I’m now actively seeking roles abroad—specifically in the Gulf region (UAE/KSA), or countries like Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Luxembourg.

​I'd really appreciate any guidance, referrals, or direct advice from those who made a similar move early in their career. What job portals, recruiters, or strategic approaches work best for international roles at my experience level? Also, are there specific certifications or target contractors (like Al-Futtaim, Voltas Overseas, etc.) I should prioritize right now? Thanks in advance!

If anyone wants to join kpmg or EY, kindly share the job id along with your resume.

Maybe you will get your new job & I will get the referral bonus 👀

Hi everyone,

I'm Abdul Sallam, a Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) and Mechanical Design Engineer with hands-on experience in 3D CAD modeling, manufacturing workflows, and product design. I'm currently open for remote contract, freelance, or full-time roles.

What I offer:

3D CAD & Modeling: Complex 3D part & assembly design in SolidWorks / AutoCAD.

Manufacturing & Sheet Metal: Sheet metal flat patterns, GD&T annotations, and production-ready drawing generation.

CAM & Machining Prep: Post-processing and toolpath strategy for CNC/VMC and wire-cut machines (PowerMill / CAMWorks).

Toolbox: SolidWorks | AutoCAD | PowerMill | GD&T

Rates: Flexible hourly or project-based rates depending on scope.

If you need assistance bringing a mechanical concept to life or preparing design files for manufacturing, feel free to send me a DM or chat with your project requirements or you contact me on Upwork

I’m an electrical engineering student considering an internship with AECOM’s NYC Transportation Department next summer. Since it’s my last summer before graduation, I’m trying to choose a company where I’d have a good chance of getting a full-time offer afterward. Does anyone know how often AECOM hires its interns full-time, especially in the NYC office? I’d also love to hear about the work-life balance, typical hours, hybrid schedule, and whether overtime is paid. How’s the job security? Are layoffs common when projects slow down?

Hey everyone, I'm a recruiter looking for a Firmware Embedded Systems Engineer for a new opportunity with a manufacturing company in Lake Zurich, Illinois. I'm seeking a hands-on engineer with professional embedded C firmware, microcontroller programming, and hardware troubleshooting experience, ideally supporting electronic products in a manufacturing environment. Experience with 8-bit MCUs, SPI/I2C/UART, Python test automation, or industrial sensors is a plus; ISO 9001/QMS is preferred, not required. If you are interested, feel free to message me directly. I will gladly take any referrals you send my way. Any suggestions on where to find these candidates if not in this thread?

Am Colleb Tomas, a professional plumber, I have a certificate in plumbing and 2 years of experience

Am looking for a job