Master's in electrical engineering after bachelor's in mechanical engineering?

BEngineer
Fri, 13 Jan 2012 08:28:35 +0000

UofC 2010, And For one I do not know where do you get those ratios from… In my year the software engineers got hired the fastest (mostly into O&G) and the geomatics the slowest. Most of the EE that I know ( around 60-70 % of the class) got hired by the 6th month except for those that have failed courses multiple times. I got an interview with one of the O&G giants in downtown within the third week and started working there within a month and a half (working on instrumentation and protection control on their pipelines). Many EE grads ended up working in the EPC companies in dtown (they told me during lunch that they dont really like it though) or tech companies ( such as Shaw and Smart etc)

I still know some of my chem engg friends in 2010 that are still looking for work because they never took internship…

Hope this helps…