Engineering Finding an Entry-Level Electrical Engineering Position

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Chances of securing an entry-level electrical engineering position three years post-graduation depend significantly on local job market conditions and individual qualifications. Maintaining knowledge of electrical engineering fundamentals during a gap year for education can be beneficial. Factors such as prior experience, internships, GPA, and the reputation of the educational institution play crucial roles in job prospects. Seeking advice from local professionals and tailoring a strong resume are recommended steps. If interviews are scarce, considering relocation to a more favorable job market or enhancing application strength may be necessary.
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What are the chances of getting an Entry-Level Electrical Engineering job 3 years after I graduated? I had a 3 year gap because I was getting my teaching degree. However, I did stay current with electrical engineering fundamentals / knowledge during those years.
 
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All job markets are local. Job prospects depend on your local market as well as your strengths and weaknesses: prior experience, research, internships, GPA, reputation of school. I recommend sharing those personal details with a few folks familiar with your local market and getting their input and advice. Or just put together a good resume and start applying for jobs in your desired locations.

If you don't get called for interviews, then you need to begin thinking about willingness to move to a stronger job market or strengthening your application.
 

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