Government Agencies

Engineering Firms

Manufacturing Companies

Computer Companies

Aerospace/Aviation Companies

Advanced Degrees: Engineering careers typically need a Bachelor's and/or a Master's Degree whereas Engineering Technology careers may need only an Associate's Degree. Meet with a counselor to see what pathway is right for you and your career goals.  

Mentorship and Networking: Find a mentor to start meeting people and have someone to ask questions about the chosen career.

Internships: Engineering firms, labs, and other businesses in your chosen field may have internship opportunities.

Volunteer: Look to volunteer in a chosen area, even if it is to help teach your field. Connect with professionals and ask.

Special Projects: Use projects in class or clubs on campus to get practical real experience. Speak with faculty about various opportunities on and off campus, like the Makers Fair at GCC.

Publishing and Conferences: Publish research findings to help build brand and name in your field. Speak with faculty members to learn more about those opportunities or join in with them. Present your data at research conferences.

Clubs and Organizations: Join on campus clubs and organizations or campus chapters of professional organizations.