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How did you get your job as an architectural engineer?

I am working towards getting a degree in architectural engineering and was wondering how you go around getting a job in such a field
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Thank you comment icon Really the biggest thing for engineers in particular is to earn some pre-graduation professional experience in the industry. Engineers are going to need to show a company recruiter specific projects they've taken on and their impact in order to get hired. Having a relatable co-op listed on your resume puts you miles ahead of the competition that doesn't. You might want to look into local career fairs or ask an academic advisor about any upcoming company information sessions/recruiting events you can take part in. Kyle
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Shannon’s Answer

Hi John,
To find a career there several general guidelines to meet.
Do your best in school in terms of grades as well as extracurricular activities.
Build up your resume and have it reviewed for content as well as formatting by professionals that you trust. Having a professional looking resume is as important as having a content strong resume. If your school has a Career center service, or a similar type of student service for people graduating soon and looking for their first job, then take full advantage of that. Mock interviews to improve your skills and comfort will also help with landing you in your dream job.
Research jobs online from sites/boards such as www.Indeed.com. If you have a location you'd like to live or one that you've researched is good for the job market you're interested in then you can also search by that.
Do some research on www.glassdoor.com and other types of professional websites to see what is available in the area and what type of benefits to work towards.

For a more targeted search you can speak with your teachers/academic advisers on the field as they will have first hand experience and advice for you.
Professional networking also helps with job searching. Consider creating a LinkedIn account which will help with making professional connections to get your foot in the door.

And lastly keep a positive attitude. Job searching can be stressful and takes different people different amounts of time. The more effort you put in the more it increases the chance of not only getting job offers, but finding your dream job.

Best of luck!
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zainab’s Answer

Whatever thing you seek to achieve is golden advice, start with your teenage years and until you achieve what you want in your twenties, you will shorten life and live comfortably in the long run.
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