UNDERGRADUATE

INTERNSHIPS & CAREER

Office of Career Services, 201 Nassau Street - 609-258-3325
The Office of Career Services is open weekdays from 8:45 am to 5 pm. Walk-in hours: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm for 15 minute meetings appropriate for quick questions or resume critiques. Longer appointments with an Engineering Career Counselor can be scheduled by calling the office.

The office has important information about full-time and summer employment. For engineering and technical positions, much of the recruiting occurs in the fall of senior year, so it is important to be aware of the times that companies will be interviewing on campus and the procedures for signing up for interviews by attending the information sessions and resume workshops sponsored by the Office of Career Services.

TigerTracks
All undergraduates should make sure to register with TigerTracks. Employers who have registered with Career Services use this system to post jobs and internships especially for Princetonians.

Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) at NSF

Science and Technology Job Fair
Each October, the School of Engineering and Applied Science and the Office of Career Services sponsor a job fair.
If your company is interested in receiving information about it, please contact Vanessa Ross

Postgraduate Fellowships
Engineering seniors are enouraged to pursue postgraduate fellowships, including Rhodes, Marshall, NSF, Rotary, Churchill, and Hertz, to name a few. Since the application deadlines for these are often very early in the fall semester, it is important to begin thinking about these during the spring term of junior year. The Office of the Dean of the College publishes a comprehensive Guide to Postgraduate Fellowships and organizes important informational meetings in the spring and fall. Interested students should contact Dean Frank Ordiway, 258-1998.

JOB SEARCH TOOLS

The following links provide lists of job vacancies, internships, information on employers, instructions on how to post your resume, and projections regarding various career fields. If you discover others, please let the Undergraduate Affairs Office know about them. We provide these links for information purposes and makes no guarantees of their effectiveness or reliability.

Pick from among twenty different job boards specific to each engineering discipline such as ElectricalEngineer.com and ChemicalEngineer.com