So, you’ve got an engineering degree. Congrats! But now, the million-dollar question: What can you do with an engineering degree? Spoiler alert: A LOT. Engineering isn’t just about hard hats and blueprints. It’s about innovation, creativity, and solving real-world problems. Ready to dive in? Let’s explore the endless possibilities that await you. 1. The Traditional Path: Engineering Roles First off, let’s cover…

It doesn’t matter what industry you’re in – having motivated, skilled, and highly trained engineers onboard makes your daily operations easier. In many cases, your team is the most valuable asset your company has. Finding the right fit is essential to completing your complex projects and achieving your goals. Engineering staffing services can help make that happen. Here are 5…

There are plenty of contract engineering agencies out there, and most of them have no issue filling an open position with a warm body. Thanks to job boards like Indeed and networking resources like LinkedIn, anyone can call themselves a recruiter, reach out to interested engineers, and arrange an interview. The question is, do you want to fill your open…

Contract engineering positions used to be difficult to fill. Skilled engineers wanted the stability of a regular 9-5 job. Businesses wanted the dependability of a long-term employee. Engineering contracting was primarily used for entry-level positions at the bottom and high-priced consultants at the top. There wasn’t much in the middle. Evaluating Engineering Temp Agency Credentials. That has changed in a…

Thinking about making contract engineering positions part of your long-term business strategy? You’re not alone. In today’s economy, flexibility is important to organizations and employees alike – contract engineering gives both parties access to exactly what they need. For employers, the ability to hire a qualified engineer on a short-term basis makes it easier (and more affordable) to take on…

There has never been a better time to be an employer looking to hire engineers on a temporary basis. The rise of remote work, improvements in communication technology, and changes to the labor market have made contract engineering a viable option for a much larger segment of the population than ever before. Contract engineering solutions are now more affordable and…

From insightful blogs to helpful video tutorials, there are thousands of free resources for business owners and hiring managers available on the internet. The content addresses all sorts of topics and varies significantly in quality, but one thing is consistent across the board – the vast majority of the advice is tailored to people running small businesses or departments in…

There’s nothing fun about an economic recession, but if history has shown us anything, it’s that business downturn does not last forever, and that, though many of the doors you have grown accustomed to will close, other, new ones will open. For forward-thinking business owners and HR departments, one of those newly opened doors is improved access to contract engineering…