Drop-in career advising is available M-F 8:30am-4:30pm in 1131 Martin Hall.
Virtual Advising with a Peer Assistant is Available for:
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Resume and cover letter reviews
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Help using Handshake
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Elevator pitch practice
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LinkedIn profile reviews
Click here to schedule a 20-minute virtual appointment. Video Tutorials: How to schedule a Resume/LinkedIn Review. How to schedule other appointments.
CPT processing for F-1 visa-holders can be processed online by sending required documents to careerengr@umd.edu (monitored M-F 8:30am-4:30pm).
Advising with a Staff Member is Available for:
- Evaluating job offers and salary negotiation
- Interview preparation and mock interviews
- Personal statements
- In depth job search help
- CV and job search help for Ph.D. students
- See a full list of available advising appts
To schedule an appointment email us at careerengr@umd.edu (monitored M-F 8:30am-4:30pm). Please include the topics you would like to discuss, 2-3 times that you are available during the week, and your preference for a virtual or in-person appointment.
I learned how important building a network of key people is to success in the business world.
Throughout the internship period, I gained a lot of valuable skillsets.
Some campus activities I participate in like the Virtus and the Black Engineers Society prepared me for my internship because they taught me a good deal about professionalism and professional communication.
It was an enriching experience that showed me where a lot of the work I was currently doing would end up.
The company culture is characterized by innovation, diversity, collaboration, and dedication to employee development.
When I started chemical engineering, I had no idea what I planned to do with it. My goal in my internship experiences was to try a variety of experiences to see what would be the best fit for me.
The most interesting aspect of my internship was seeing how I was able to apply my mechanical engineering background to a quality engineering role.
Norwalt was able to completely convert itself for COVID and it was an amazing experience being at the front lines of history.
I was featured on the Nasdaq Towers in Times Square.
The most interesting aspects of my internship were the scale of projects and the amount of collaboration on each assignment and project.
If you want to see your own photograph and story on our website, you can submit your photos and information about your internship here, UMD Engineering Student Stories.
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