Engineering is one of the most versatile and high-paying career fields, but standing out in a competitive job market requires more than just a degree. Certifications can help engineers unlock higher salaries, access leadership roles, and gain specialized skills that employers are actively searching for. Whether you’re aiming for a Professional Engineer (PE) license, a […]
Top 20 Engineering Interview Questions
The engineering industry is as competitive as ever for top talent due to recent explosive growth. In fact, the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts nearly 140,000 new engineering jobs to be available by 2026. This exponential growth and competitive market means preparing for key engineering interview questions is crucial, whether you are an […]
Looking to Packaging: COVID-19’s Impact on Health vs Sustainability
With the Coronavirus pandemic, there have been unprecedented changes in the economy and global marketplace – impacting all industries in unpredictable ways. Amazingly, businesses have adapted to the needs of the market, creating options like curbside pickup, contactless delivery, and much more to satisfy the needs of consumers, but also keep them safe. With medical […]
Talent Gaps in Electrical Engineering: Awful or Opportunity?
With the 4th Industrial Revolution, there have been expansive job opportunities in emerging technology such as artificial intelligence and data science. Locally, reports show that every 100 tech jobs created in Arizona result in 252 jobs in other sectors. From manufacturing all the way to sales – each job vertical has expanded due to new […]
2018: The Year of User-Friendly Enterprise DAS
A recent industry survey by Coleman Parkes found that properties with excellent in-building wireless coverage technology were worth 28% more than properties with poor indoor coverage. The demand for reliable in-building wireless continues to grow. Many older buildings are constructed from materials that block cell signals and create pain points for building tenants. Even buildings […]
The Future of America’s Water Infrastructure
The US government is planning major public infrastructure spending projects in the next decade. While roads and bridges get the majority of media attention, most water infrastructure across the country is older and more inefficient than transportation infrastructure. Some city water systems still rely on wooden pipes in trenches dug by hand over 100 years […]
