Engineering Career and Industry Office
The EAS Career Office houses the Career and Industry Program Director, Megan Mrkonjich. Megan is here to support current undergraduate, master, Ph.D. students, and alumni through their career journey.
In addition to helping students, Megan connects with local industry partners to increase employer engagement with the College of Engineering and Applied Science.
Services
The Career and Industry Program Director services include:
- Technical Resume Review
- CV Support and Review
- Cover Letter Review
- Job and Internship Search Support
- Technical Interview Preparation
- Mock Interview
- Evaluating Job/Internship Offers
- LinkedIn Profile Development
You can schedule a meeting with the Career and Industry Program Director for engineering and applied science students, Megan Mrkonjich, through Calendly.
Access the Online Career Resource Center
You can access career resources for engineering and applied science students through Canvas. Everything you would need will be on this online career resource center! You must self-enroll in the course to gain access.
Resources Include:
- Resume/Cover Letter Guide and Examples
- List of companies that have recruited at the Career Fairs
- Relevant job and internship boards
- Recruiting Timelines – When to Apply for Jobs and Internships
- Technical Interview Prep & Practice Tests
- How to Dress for an Interview and where to get clothes
- Networking Guide and LinkedIn strategies
- Industry and Job Market Information
- And more!
View Upcoming Career Events
Attend events created for Engineering and Applied Science Students. Some events include Career Fairs, Workshops, Industry Resume Reviews, Networking Nights, and Speakers. Find upcoming events through Handshake.
Benefits of Internships
- Transfer academic curriculum to real-world application and experience
- Participate in a mentored, positive learning experience
- Receive employer-specific training and increase technical skills
- Improve attractiveness to employers
- Learn soft skills: teamwork, communication, business practices, self-confidence, deliverables
- Improve classroom learning for all students with information and technology transfer
- Improve future salary and job prospects by having applied experience
Find Opportunities
Internships and Jobs
The College of Engineering & Applied Science (EAS) encourages all students to participate in at least one internship during their degree program to gain valuable skills.
- Handshake - As a UCCS student, you have access to Handshake: the #1 way college students find jobs. Use your UCCS ID and Password to sign in to explore career options, find jobs and internships for students, and connect with employers.
- Companies and Job Boards - This document lists employers that actively collaborate with the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Additionally, you can explore various job boards to find more opportunities!
Skill Building Opportunities
Enhance your skills with hands-on opportunities like micro-internships, coding challenges, and courses from LinkedIn Learning. These experiences provide practical knowledge and real-world applications, helping you stay competitive in today's job market and boosting your resume with valuable expertise.
Research
Research is a critical educational component in the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Faculty in Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering pursue research in many diverse and specialty technical areas.
Weekly Newsletters
Stay up to date on the latest updates, events and jobs and internships by reading the weekly newsletter for the Career Office.
Be sure to open the email from eintern@uccs.edu!
Clubs on Campus
Join campus clubs to enhance your college experience! These clubs offer opportunities to network, develop new skills, and make lasting friendships. Engaging in club activities can enrich your academic journey and provide a well-rounded, fulfilling college life.
Student Guidelines and Expectations for Participation in Recruiting
All students are expected to conduct themselves consistently with the values of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, other UCCS policies and procedures, and all applicable laws. These apply whether recruiting events take place on the University of Colorado Colorado Springs campus or at an off-campus College of Engineering and Applied Science Career Office sponsored event.
Access the Student Guidelines and Expectations for Participation in Recruiting.