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Excerpted from the USA Career Guide
Overall, engineering employment is expected to increase. Since the number
of engineering degrees granted has remained fairly constant, that should
result in a shortfall of professionals, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.
Although only a relatively small proportion of engineers leave the profession
each year, many openings will arise from replacement needs. Many engineers
transfer to management, sales, or professional occupations.
Projected employment growth varies by specialty; electrical and electronics
engineers are expected to enjoy the greatest demand in the field.
EDN
EDN bills itself as “The Design Source for Engineers and
Managers Worldwide.” This trade publication is a comprehensive source
of information on electronic products, technology, and design techniques
for engineers and engineering managers. Its website links to industry job
sites and includes numerous articles on such technical resources topics
as hardware, embedded development tools, memory, multimedia, network processors,
peripherals, power sources/controllers, programmable logic, software, and
test and measurement. An events list includes calls for papers, conferences,
and training opportunities. Subscription is free of charge.
This is just a sample of what you'll find in the complete guide.
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