Engineering> Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineers work with equipment that produces and distributes electricity, such as generators, transmission lines, and transformers. Simply put, electrical engineers design, develop, and manufacture practical applications of electrical energy whether that be something as small as microchips or as large as a high-power generator. Electronical engineers focus on devices made up of electronic components such as integrated circuits and micoprocessors, designing products such as computers, telephones, and radios. For additional information about the field of electrical engineering, please visit the print and web resources compiled by UCS. You may also want to explore the Yale University department of electrical engineering.

Web Resources

Computer Jobs Store
This site boasts over 16,000 jobs that are searchable by regional area or skill set. If you decide to complete a free registration, you will be able to post your resume and complete a skill profile so that you are notified of jobs that meet your abilities.

ComputerWork.com
Over 400 employers currently post job openings on this site, any of which can be applied to online. Users may also want to check out the “Career Resources” and “Career Information” sections for additional computer science/engineering links and career advice.

Dice.com
Site includes high-tech, contract, and consulting positions throughout the US. Once registered you may post your resume online and sign up for a JobSeeker to email you when new positions are listed that match your qualifications.