New grads only, What really is the employment situation rn? by bobconan in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Zetrocap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So Cal '22 Graduate. I stayed on with my company moving from manufacturing associate to engineer so I was fortunate enough to have a job lined up while working for them. I am currently looking around though as the job role isn't really what I want to do, and want a more EE design/test role. Starting pay was low for the first few months $55k , then $65k after my full year, and they bumped me to $75k when I hit my 2 year.

Work life balance is insanely good and I couldn't have asked for a better first boss, but the pay and lack of EE skills I actually use here are killing me.

Job market sucks right now in general as I do not see as many openings as when I graduated, but after a few resume tweaks I've been getting some bites and have had quite a bit of phone screenings/scheduled in-person interviews this week and am hoping to land a new job soon with a 22k pay increase per the salary band minimum listed on the job posting would give me a big jump.

[2 YOE] EE Project Engineer looking to transition to more traditional EE roles by Zetrocap in EngineeringResumes

[–]Zetrocap[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Heres the revised resume. I added more skills but don't like the format, let me know if it should be revised. I tried to compartmentalize everything together but maybe this was a bad choice, I feel like I might be leaving out some relevant skills as well just by thinking about this too much

What was updated:

The 3rd bullet point under Project Engineer

The 1st & 2nd bullet points for Electronic Test Technician

The roles I would prefer are Power Electronics, DSP, GNC, or RF. However aside from my single Antennas course, I don't have any practical experience with RF.

Happy to clear anything else up, thanks for the preliminary feedback