u/sighitssocks

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How does ECE Recruiting work

I am a sophomore ECE student at a T20 college that isn't really known for ECE specifically. I am interested in hardware engineering and would love some clarity in how recruitment works for that sector.

I know that learning skills on my own (ex: Verilog, Quartus) and personal projects are important. But, my school is not well known for hardware and these type of companies do not come to our career fairs. How do I give myself a better shot at getting these roles? Should I be networking with alumni working in this field? I am not sure what else I can do other than just improving my resume and skills to help myself in this process.

I also realize I'm pretty early on in college and that I am just unlikely to get internships based off this fact. But I'd love any advice so I can prepare for it all in the future.

Thank you!

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u/sighitssocks — 2 days ago

What are the easiest minors u can do?? For reference im in the engineering school but i have enough space in my schedule that I can probably do any minor. Ik like HOD and engineering management are typical ones but are there any others that ppl recommend

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u/sighitssocks — 13 days ago