Wireless engineers provide the technical foundation needed to develop and operate the wireless world of cell phones, mobile computing, industrial and defense automation, emergency and security services, global positioning systems, and medical monitors.
Auburn Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering
Auburn Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
SAMPLE JOB TITLES
- Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Software Developer
- Systems Structure Design Engineer
- Radio Frequency Engineer
- Wireless Communications Engineer
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RECRUITING COMPANIES
- ADTRAN
- Agilent
- Arconic
- AT&T
- Cisco
- Equifax
- IBM
- Motorola Solutions
- Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division
- Northrop Grumman
- Notora
- Qualcomm
- Samsung Electronics America
- Synapse Wireless
- Verizon
This list is a sampling of companies, not reflective of all organizations who recruit AU Wireless Engineers.
NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
BUILD YOUR RESUME
HIGHLIGHTS
- Actively develop Career Ready Competencies
- Join professional student organizations such as ACM or others of interest to you
- Volunteer for engineering and campus events such as E-Day and BEST robotics
- Get to know alumni and professionals in your area of career interest
- Attend the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering Career Fairs and Industry Days
- Gain experience through internships, co-op, global programs, volunteer opportunities, and/or part-time jobs
- Gain research experience by working on faculty projects or as a student employee