Sentences with phrase «engineers graduating each year»

That's 10x [the number of engineers graduating each year from U.S. schools].

Engineering is one of the most productive sectors in the UK, but a shortfall of 20,000 engineering graduates every year is damaging growth.

The commitment comes as the UK faces an estimated shortfall of 20,000 engineering graduates a year, with half of companies in the sector saying the shortage is having a significant impact on productivity and growth.

Not exact matches

When Armoyan started the business 35 years ago, he was a fresh engineering graduate, but that wasn't where his passion lay.

Rometty is no exception: She came to Big Blue as a systems engineer in 1981 after graduating from Northwestern with a degree in computer science and electrical engineering at Northwestern and doing a two year stint at the General Motors Institute (a condition of her college scholarship).

After serving in the Air Force for three years, Berthold graduated from the University of New Mexico in 1985 with a degree in mechanical engineering and went to work in professional car racing.

Malehorn noted that engineering graduates from the University of Illinois often leave to work for companies on the East and West coasts, despite the fact that the school churns out more engineers each year than many other top programs combined.

Passionate about the University of Calgary, Schmidt and Laricina Energy Ltd. both played pivotal roles in the Engineering Leaders Campaign at the Schulich School of Engineering, funding a five - year scholarship program, a chemical and petroleum engineering graduate student space, a boardroom in the new engineering building expansion, and a portion of the Canada Research Chair in Energy and Imaging.

For example, if you graduated as a Electrical Engineer from MIT, you're likely making $ 75,000 your first year out of school.

After years of running thousands of physics simulations, they put together a machine made up of hundreds of precision - engineered parts that would generate extreme heat, explains CEO Martin Roscheisen, who earned a PhD in engineering from Stanford, graduating from the same program and class as Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page.

or the first time, more than 100,000 engineers are graduating from American schools every year, and we're on track to accomplish my goal of training 100,000 excellent new STEM teachers in a decade.

Kahsar, a 23 - year - old chemical engineering graduate student at UC - Boulder, won the overall title at the age group national championships in Burlington, Vt., in 1:52:18.

Also, I've got a super niche engineering degree (I think we graduated 11 from the UW my senior year), and even then there are several very disparate careers I could have chosen from.

When the workshop ended, one graduate student thanked Eroy - Reveles, teary - eyed because the discussion legitimized pain she'd felt for years in a male - dominated engineering lab.

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Pearl's placement in 2002 at the National Science Foundation, an agency that funds nearly a quarter of all the basic research conducted by U.S. colleges and universities, began a touchstone year focused on improving graduate education in science and engineering.

This year, Summit's list of long - term visitors includes Brandon Strellis, an environmental engineering graduate student from the Georgia Institute of Technology studying how aerosols influence how much energy is reflected and absorbed by Greenland's ice — and where those particles are coming from.

A report by the U.S. Power and Energy Engineering Workforce Collaborative estimates (pdf) that almost 1,000 college students graduate each year with an interest in electric - power engineering jobs, and an additional 1,000 students enroll in graduate - level power engineering programs.

In 2002, enrollment in graduate engineering programs was up 9.2 % compared with the previous year's enrollment.

And just last year the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), home of the nation's first and best graduate nuclear engineering program, started a brand - new research center, the Center for Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems (CANES).

According to a survey by the Association of Graduate Recruiters, job vacancies in engineering have increased by 60 per cent compared with last year's recruitment season.

The new data show a strong reversal in the downward (or flat) trend in the enrollment of native - born Americans in science and engineering programs, at least at the graduate level, with gains each year since 1999.

Faced with a choice between the allure of Silicon Valley and long years of school followed by a series of low - paying postdocs, many would - be physicists, engineers, and mathematicians chose to postpone or forego graduate studies.

In gear Daigle is a second - year graduate student in mechanical science and engineering at U.I.U.C. who plans to graduate in August.

The 23 - year - old Kang, a recent graduate of Columbia University with a degree in biomedical engineering, is the youngest inventor selected to take part in the program.

After graduating in 2001, she continued working for Airbus U.K. in Bristol for 4 years as a design engineer.

U.S. citizens haven't shied away from graduate school in science and engineering over the past 20 years, although their numbers have tailed off since hitting a peak in the mid-1990s.

The share of graduate students in computer science and engineering with temporary visas has risen by 66 % in the past half - dozen years, notes the same report, with foreign - born students now making up almost half the graduate population in those fields.

James Shen is a U of T engineering graduate and part of the PhotoThermal Diagnostics team that won second prize in the Most Promising Technology category last year.

Reedman graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in mechanical engineering and has now been working at MD Robotics — formerly SPAR Aerospace — designing and building spacecraft for over 17 years.

Wages shot up 71 % in 5 years, and the number of Americans graduating with petroleum engineering degrees doubled.

Although researchers have known for years about bismuth ferrite's piezoelectric properties, it could not be made to produce enough voltage to be considered as a replacement for lead, says Ramamoorthy Ramesh, a professor of physics and of materials science and engineering at U.C. Berkeley who contributed to the research led by Robert Zeches, one of Ramesh's graduate researchers at Berkeley's Department of Materials Science and Engineering.

Katherine Terracciano, who graduated from Olin this year and did her capstone project with Parietal Systems developing software to help robots navigate rough terrain, now works as a data analyst and mechanical engineering specialist for the company.

Some graduates, mainly engineers, go on to Ph.D. study after a DEA, which can often be obtained during the third and last year in the school.

The one alumnus hired this year — 1995 HMC graduate Elizabeth Orwin — studied with an all - male engineering faculty.

I have noticed over the years that many minority students who earn graduate degrees in SME (science, math, and engineering) are pursuing careers outside of academia.

In its first year, PBG membership included more than 100 students and postdocs campus wide, including students from the schools of biomedical graduate studies, medicine, law, business, and engineering.

Indeed, earlier this year a UK study found that female graduates earn around 8 per cent less than their male counterparts when they start work with an engineering company.

A University of Texas at Dallas graduate student, his advisor and industry collaborators believe they have addressed a long - standing problem troubling scientists and engineers for more than 35 years: How to prevent the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope from crashing into the surface of a material during imaging or lithography.

Four years ago, after more than a decade of drawing the popular online comic Piled Higher and Deeper (PHD for short), former engineer Jorge Cham jumped to the big screen, enlisting an ensemble of California Institute of Technology in Pasadena researchers to produce and star in a movie version of his cartoon depicting the trials and tribulation of being a graduate student in the sciences.

This mentoring program was piloted for a year by pairing the DCAAN volunteer corporate executives with recently employed minority engineers enrolled in our graduate - engineering program, while serving in rotating assignments designed to accelerate career development.

The median income of full - time salaried engineers increased from $ 55,000 for recent graduates to $ 130,000 for those with 25 or more years of experience or more.

Before starting my PhD, I completed a M.Sc in biotechnology engineering at Lund University in Sweden, followed by a 2 year industrial research graduate programme (IMED) at AstraZeneca.

The School will focus on first - and second - year graduate students in the computational molecular sciences (bio - and macro-molecular simulation, quantum chemistry, and materials science) whose research requires a firm foundation in software engineering and programming.

Mr. Watzin graduated from the University of South Carolina in 1978 with a Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and earned a Master's degree in aerospace dynamics and control two years later from Purdue University.

In this 10 - week course, offered once per year, teams of graduate and undergraduate students compete to create novel neural engineering technologies that are commercially viable.

Meet Maria Gerardi, the UNLV engineering graduate student behind 7 - year - old Hailey Dawson's World Series pitch using a 3D - printed prosthetic hand.

Tim Boyd was born and raised in Ohio, graduated from Case Western Reserve University with a degree in computer engineering, and worked in the defense industry in Northern Virginia for over 20 years.

A graduate from IIT Kharagpur and IIM Lucknow, he has worked with tech startups in roles as diverse as co-founder, engineering, sales and product management for over 10 years.

Tim Boyd, Education Services Tim Boyd was born and raised in Ohio, graduated from Case Western Reserve University with a degree in computer engineering, and worked in the defense industry in Northern Virginia for over twenty years.