Details

Seats: 10

Language: English

Length: 60 minutes

Overview

This session is designed for engineering professionals new to the U.S. job market who want to build a successful career. The class will provide practical guidance on understanding the U.S. engineering workforce, adapting to cultural and professional norms, networking effectively, excelling in job applications and interviews, and staying resilient during the job search. With actionable tips and resources, attendees will leave equipped to overcome challenges and seize opportunities in this competitive field.

What You'll Learn

1. Understand the structure and expectations of the U.S. engineering job market.
2. Learn to adapt to workplace cultural norms and professional standards.
3. Develop networking strategies to build meaningful professional connections.
4. Master techniques for crafting strong applications and excelling in interviews.
5. Build resilience and confidence to overcome job market challenges.

Instructor Profile

Languages Spoken: English, Persian

Countries Lived In: Iran, United States

I am an experienced Control System and Electronics engineer with a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (Electronics) and over 20 years of experience in engineering design, programming, and maintenance, including 14 years internationally and 6 years in the U.S. My professional journey spans across diverse industries, including water and wastewater treatment, power systems, and digital design, with 11+ years of academic and professional teaching experience. Having navigated the U.S. job market myself, I bring firsthand knowledge of the challenges and opportunities faced by newcomers. My journey has inspired me to share practical insights that empower others to succeed in their careers.