Post a Job or Internship

Careers4Engineers, is the exclusive recruiting system for all University of Maryland engineering students and alumni.  Use your account to post full-time, internship and co-op job opportunities.  And because we share the database with the campus (Careers4Terps), you may also post positions for all non-engineering majors too; Careers4Engineers is simply a subset of Careers4Terps.  If you list a job and select engineering majors in the "Screening Criteria" section in either database, it will show-up in both.  Please note that you will need to use a browser other than MS Edge/Explorer to access the features on Careers4Engineers.

You may choose to receive resumes individually, in one bundle after the application deadline, or you may refer students to your organization’s website.  You position is automatically listed for 30 days each time it's posted.  After your position expires, you will receive an e-mail asking if you would like to renew the posting.  Plus all job postings are free!

In addition to posting jobs, Careers4Engineers also allows you to look through resume books and to request a date for campus interviews.

New to posting jobs at Maryland?  Start here.

Please note that we DO NOT use the Handshake platform for our job postings.  If you do not have the bandwidth to post jobs in our system, if there are only 1-2, you may email us the job description or appropriate URL and we will post them for you. 

Most international students are eligible to receive work authorization during their programs of study or upon graduation. This process is much less complicated and time consuming for you than you might think.

For more information on hiring a Visa Holder (F-1) student for an internship during the summer or semester, read our Guide for Hiring Students on F-1 Visas.

• See a sample offer letter for students requesting CPT work authorization.
• Employers hiring students eligible for CPT will need to sign our Student Learning Plan for CPT (previously the Co-op/Intern Supervisor Agreement).

For more information on work authorization types for students on F-1 or J-1 visas, please visit the Employer Resources page of the University of Maryland's International Student and Scholar Services.