A dedicated engineering career fair provided hundreds of University of Windsor students an opportunity to engage with local employers as they prepare to transition into the workforce.
In collaboration with the Faculty of Engineering, the Department of Co-operative Education and Workplace Partnerships hosted its first career fair for new grads, soon-to-be grads and recent alumni seeking full-time employment in the engineering industry.
More than 430 students equipped with resumés met with 19 employers on June 1 in the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation.
“Connecting employers to our career-ready students is very important to us, so we are thrilled with the outcome of our Engineering Career Fair,” says event organizer Sarah Overton, a campus engagement coordinator in the university’s department of Co-operative Education and Workplace Partnerships. “We look forward to building on the success of this event in the future.”
The free event included a LinkedIn photo booth and more than 40 representatives from industry.
View photos from the event on the UWindsor Engineering Facebook page.
Employers
Absolute Industrial Automation
Aerotek
Amico
CenterLine (Windsor) Limited
City of Windsor
Comtech Groups Inc.
Concours Mold Inc.
DataRealm Inc.
Ford Motor Company of Canada
Forge Consulting Group
Global Vehicle Systems Ltd.
Jacobs
Kautex Textron
MAHLE Group
MEDA Engineering and Technical Services
Select Tool Inc.
The Electromac Group - Cannon Automotive Solutions Windsor
Valiant TMS
Vista Solutions Inc.