STEM Connect Industry Guide: Electrical Engineering

Your Guide to Pursuing Career Opportunities in Electrical Engineering

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Hiring Timeline for Electrical Engineering

Intern at Big Tech

Applications open August, Google STEP due September, Meta (Facebook) stays open

Banking/

Consulting

Apply August- October

Intern at GE

Recruits September

REU Submissions

Apply Late December- Early January

Startup Internships

Look February- May

Apply for Funding

Yale Grants Application Deadlines February – March

View the Yale Grants Database

Start your Journey by Following the steps below:

Prepare

Get Involved

Use your Network

  • Utilize Yale Career Link to view upcoming recruiting events and job/internship opportunities currently available to Yale Applicants
    • Utilize Yale Career Link resources:
      • Peer Networking Lists: see where recent undergrads and grads have interned by going to Resources/ Career Library and lookin at the YC Class List, or YC Summer Experiences spreadsheets
      • Employer Directory for Recruiter Contacts: See if Yale has a direct contact with a company of interest by searching in Yale Career Link Employers/ Employer Directory
  • Join Cross Campus to network with Alumni from the Yale Alumni Association
  • Reach out to faculty you know or have worked for to connect you to their contacts in companies and fields of interest.

Get Advice

  • Meet with the Office of Career Strategy:
    • Meet with a Career Advisor to learn about jobs and career paths in Electrical Engineering
    • Have your resume and cover letter reviewed
    • Schedule a workshop for your club or organization
Make an Appointment