Career Resources & Employer Relations
We are the career office in the College of Engineering, serving undergraduate and graduate engineering students and alumni, faculty and staff, and employers.
We offer a wide range of resources, career events, and activities to help job seekers find employment opportunities, prepare job-search documents, and present themselves professionally.
We also help employers promote their brand in the College, connect with students and recent graduates, and develop links to engineering faculty and research centers.
Office Hours
Our office operates from 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays (except University holidays). We will make every effort to provide updated information if there are temporary changes to these hours.
We are also available by email and by phone (814-863-1032) during business hours.
Popular Resources
Students
- Employment Survey
- Nittany Lion Careers
- Engineering Career Envoys
- Internship and Co-op Assignment Submission
- Curricular Practical Training (CPT)
- Penn State Engineering Salary Spotlight
Employers
Meet Our Partners
We gratefully acknowledge our Engineering Recruiting Partners and Engineering/EECS Affiliate, whose participation in these programs helps to strengthen ties between employers and the College of Engineering and School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) and whose support enhances our students' professional development.
Recruiting Partners
Engineering/EECS Affiliate
COVID-19 Information
Ongoing University-wide updates can be found at the Penn State Coronavirus Information page.
Upcoming Events
What Former Students Say
- "My standard answer for 'what advice would you give to an engineering student' is always—without a doubt, question or hesitation—"pursue a co-op or internship." Thanks to my co-op experience, I was offered and accepted a full-time job at NASA before my final year at Penn State even began." — Chloe Abraczinskas Mehring, '08 Eng (AERSP)
- "My internships were so beneficial in helping me figure out what kind of career path I wanted to pursue! I also loved being able to help other engineering students explore those opportunities as an Envoy." — Meg Zuccato, '17 Eng (CHE)
