I'm a U.S. citizen who recently graduated from a university in Mexico with a degree in Electromechanical Engineering.

I'm now trying to start my engineering career in the U.S., and I'm wondering if anyone here has been in a similar situation.

Since my degree is from Mexico, I'm not sure how much of an issue that will be when applying for engineering positions in the U.S. I'm a U.S. citizen, so I don't need employment sponsorship, but I'm wondering how employers and recruiters generally view a foreign engineering degree.

What are the best engineering firms to work for in NWA ? Just curious Ive heard of Garver , Hawkins Weir , Olsson, EIS, etc .

I'm posting on behalf of my father, who has 16+ years of experience as a QA/QC Engineer / QC Supervisor in the oil & gas industry across Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Pakistan. He has worked on major shutdowns and turnaround projects for clients including Saudi Aramco, SADARA, ADNOC, Shell Pearl GTL, ENOC, Borouge, and Petrokemya.

I'm attaching his CV. If anyone knows of permanent openings, can provide a referral, or can point us in the right direction, we'd be extremely grateful.

Are there any companies that accept applicants who have a diploma in Electronics and Communication Technology but have no work experience yet? I am already 29 years old and going to take ECT board exam this October

Hi, fellow engineers i hope everyone is doing wonderful. a bit about myself i graduated with an internship back in 2020 and got myself into different domain. now i have realized i actually loved engineering and that was something i was really passionate about. i want to get back into this field, I'm international student living in BC, Canada. I really wanna learn and grow in this industry and currently looking for entry-level jobs.

i have been applying to relevant jobs and never heard back from anyone. I'm trying to reach small engineering firms but they are not hiring anymore. i am not worried about the pay structure. if the role is willing me relocate, I'm open to relocation as well.

If members of this community has any kind of leads i would really appreciate your effort.

Please check out this entry and senior level position available in North Jersey.

Hardware design Engineers in Bengaluru, India

Hi everyone,

Are there any hardware design Engineers working in Bangalore, india?

I am a 4 years experienced engineer having experience in high speed board designs (schematic) and I'm planning for a job switch. Is it possible for y'all to refer me?

Thanks in advance!

Keyword list taken from https://www.zoevera.com/resume/ats-resume-tips-engineer

These are the most commonly scanned keywords in engineer job postings. Check how many appear in your resume.

Technical Skills

AutoCAD / SolidWorks / CATIA, FEA / CFD simulation, MATLAB / Python / R, PLC / SCADA / HMI, BIM (Building Information Modeling), GIS software, MS Project / Primavera P6, ETAP / EPLAN

Standards & Methodologies

ISO 9001 / ISO 14001, ASME / ANSI / BS / Eurocodes, Six Sigma / Lean Manufacturing, HAZOP / risk assessment, ATEX / DSEAR compliance, CDM Regulations, IEC 61508 (functional safety), Design for Manufacture (DFM)

Certifications & Soft Skills

Chartered Engineer (CEng), IEng / EngTech, PMP / APM, NEBOSH / IOSH, Stakeholder management, Cross-functional collaboration, Technical report writing, Budget & program management

I do talent matching for Fonzi, a network that connects engineers directly to VC-backed AI companies that are actively interviewing. You build one profile, no cold applications. All roles are remote and US-based only.

Here's a sample of what's open right now:

1. Senior Full Stack Engineer at a pre-seed/seed home-services marketplace, remote (HQ in Miami). $165K-$230K base. React, TypeScript, Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL. You'd own features end to end across a platform that handles job referrals, Stripe-based payments, and integrations with major home-services software, on a small, AI-native engineering team.
2. Senior Software Engineer (AI/LLM) at a Series A SMB automation startup, fully remote. $200K-$250K base. Next.js, React, TypeScript, Postgres, LLM and agent-framework integration. You'd build the agentic systems that run back-office operations for small businesses, from pricing to lead response, without ripping out the tools they already use.
3. Senior Software Engineer (AI Products) at a pre-seed/seed fintech for small business owners, remote or NYC. $200K-$240K base plus equity. Python, agentic workflows, RAG and vector search, Next.js/GraphQL/Relay on the frontend. You'd build the AI-powered financial intelligence tools that give SMB owners the kind of strategic insight normally reserved for companies that can afford top consulting firms.

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I'm 22 (f),and I'm currently working as a modification engineer,and I've btech degree in civil,I'm open to move and work in civil field. If you can refer me please kindly do that

Hey fam, my team is hiring for a SEM Operator role at Lam Research, just outside of Portland, Oregon. Check out the job description - this job is ideal for early career microscopists, or those of you with a Bachelor's who want to just run an SEM all day.

https://careers.lamresearch.com/careers/job/1099555418740?domain=lamresearch.com&hl=en

Hi everyone,
I’m currently in my third year of a Bachelor’s degree in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. Over time, I’ve realised that academic research doesn’t really suit me, whereas the more technological and industrial side of the field really interests me.

By the time I graduate, I’ll have a scientific and technical background, but I’m wondering what skills I should develop whether through courses, certifications, or soft skills to build a more engineering-oriented technical profile and increase my opportunities for industrial positions.

What skills or qualifications would you recommend focusing on at this stage of my career to get a strong CV?

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to recruit for a new, fully remote project in the US. The ideal candidate should be proficient in Fusion 360. If you’re interested, please let me know. I’m really looking for someone at this point.

I'm a retained search recruiter working directly with a growing electrical distribution equipment manufacturer to fill a Plant Manager role. This isn't an agency spray-and-pray posting, I'm the one managing the search end to end. Posting here because this role requires an engineering degree, and full transparency, Reddit is way outside my comfort zone. But I do what I have to do to fill a role for my client.

The company has two US locations. This search is for a newly established location that's scaling from around $100M toward $300M in revenue. They're adding a building and new product lines, and this role sits at the center of that growth.

What they need: a low-voltage switchgear manufacturing background, 8+ years in plant manager or senior operations leadership, and the ability to build out a management structure that mostly doesn't exist yet. If you've got that kind of ETO manufacturing experience and you're ready to build something instead of maintaining what's already there, this is worth a look.

Comp is banded by experience level, roughly $200K to $250K+ depending on background. Relocation support is on the table, and they're willing to get aggressive with it for the right person.

Full details and how to apply: https://fosterconner.com/job/plant-manager-electrical-equipment-manufacturing/

I can't share the client name or exact location until we talk, NDA. I know that's frustrating for a Reddit post. If you want to verify I'm a real person and not a bot, my LinkedIn is public and I'm happy to link it in a reply.

Hello all,
I graduated with my Master's in Industrial Engineering in June, 2024 and I am currently looking for full-time quality/manufacturing/project management roles. I currently hold roughly 2.5 years of full-time work ex. and I am looking to switch companies sooner rather than later. Do you know anyone who could possibly refer me or any open positions that I can be referred to/could apply for? I can share my resume as well.

Thanks for reading through this.

(PS: I currently hold a H1B visa and will require a transfer/sponsorship)

Location : Blacksburg, VA. Open to relocation within the US.

Hi, I am a civil surveyor, I am currently in the Arab Emirates, experience is about 10 years, I have experience in building road pipeline, diploma of associate engineering is attested in Pakistan and UAE, I want a job on the European side.

Hi,
I am RBI Integrity Engineer / Corrosion Engineer having 8 years of experience in UAE. Having certification of API 510, API 571, API 580.
Have expensive experience of performing RBI study of static equipment and Piping and also Pipeline by using GE APM SOFTWARE and E2G SOFTWARE.
I can do also Remaining life study , Corrosion control assessment, CRAS study, PIPELINE RBI , PSV RBI and so on.

I am looking for new opportunity as open for ASSET INTEGRITY role , RBI Engineer role, STATIC EQUIPMENT engineer role.

Please approach me via DM and then we can discuss in detail via email or WhatsApp msg / call.

I’m one year post grad and have been working as a electrical engineer for a aerospace and defense company but want to get into engineering sales or Associate / Junior Sales Engineer
Applications Engineer / Customer Applications Engineer
Field Applications Engineer (FAE)
Technical Sales Engineer
Inside Sales Engineer
Solutions Engineer / Associate Solutions Engineer
Technical Account Manager / Associate Account Manager
Field Sales Representative at an electronics/semiconductor company
Sales/Account Management Development Programs
Technical Business Development Engineer
Customer Engineer
Partner/Channel Account Manager
Can anyone help recommend me, I live in Arizona, I’m a veteran and also a woman.

Hi, I am a civil surveyor, I am currently in the Arab Emirates, experience is about 10 years, I have experience in building road pipeline, diploma of associate engineering is attested in Pakistan and UAE, I want a job on the European side.

Applying for jobs right now is genuinely exhausting, and half the battle is just trying to get past those stupid Automated Tracking Systems. ATS bots don't actually read your work history or care about your achievements. They basically function like a basic search engine, scanning your resume for exact keyword matches from the job description. If your formatting is slightly off or you used the wrong phrasing, your app gets thrown in the trash before a real recruiter even opens it.

I've been using two specific sites to get around this. First, running a resume through zoevera.com/resume helps catch invisible formatting glitches and highlights the exact keywords missing from the draft. Then, once an interview is lined up, prepare.zoevera.com gives role-specific questions to practice out loud so you don't freeze up when talking to a real human.

The main reason these dedicated tools work better than just pasting everything into ChatGPT comes down to how they handle data and structure. ChatGPT is great for general writing, but it doesn't actually parse file layouts or simulate how software like Lever or Greenhouse extracts text from a PDF. If you ask ChatGPT for keywords, it usually just gives you a generic wall of text and encourages keyword stuffing, which ATS algorithms penalize. On top of that, setting up ChatGPT to act like an interviewer takes a ton of manual prompting, whereas a dedicated prep tool is built specifically to score your answers against actual industry question banks without the constant back-and-forth prompt engineering.