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Aerospace & Defense: Careers For The Long Run
With an aura of uncertainty now prevalent in many business sectors, engineers in the fields of aerospace and defense are among the few not as adversely affected by the current economic downturn. Today, these sectors do—and will hopefully continue to—offer a bevy of career opportunities as Tina Oyeniya and Yasper Othar Sandberg af Benkestok at United Technologies, Justin Stowall at Rockwell Collins, and Porfirio Nogueiro at BAE Systems can attest. read more
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Subsea Engineering
KBR notes that its subsea expert, Granherne, will fund $50,000 to the University of Houston to assist in the launching of the nation’s first program in subsea engineering. This program will develop a new subsea engineering workforce, educated by the best technical minds from industry and academia to meet the rising global demand for qualified subsea engineers. read more
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Most Employees Willing To Help Jobseekers
Nine out of ten employees are willing to help a friend or acquaintance search for a new job, according to a survey by Right Management. In fact most of them have done so in the past year. A survey found that people who already have jobs are nearly always prepared to give time or other support to those who ask it, notes Monika Morrow, Right Management’s practice leader for career management. read more
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Lessons From Hiring Managers
Opportunities With The Naval Sea System Command (NAVSEA) Warfare Center
An Interview With Tony Gibert, Recruiting Liaison
The NAVSEA Warfare Centers is comprised of over 20,000 civilian and military scientists, engineers, and support personnel who provide "cradle to grave" technical solutions for the Navy's ships and weapon systems. Geographically located across the country, its workforce provides research and development (R&D), including science and technology (S&T), test and evaluation (T&E), and Fleet support for the Navy. read more
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