r/engineeringmemes • u/Delicious_Maize9656 • 24m ago
r/engineeringmemes • u/not_a_12yearold • Dec 12 '24
Mod Approved [META] Mod update + Images in comments
r/engineeringmemes • u/Bakkster • Aug 16 '24
Mod Approved [Meta] When all you have is a banhammer, every bot looks like a nail
r/engineeringmemes • u/Inherently_Unstable • 2d ago
π = e Materialbros, what’s your opinion on this?
r/engineeringmemes • u/Kuhiria • 4d ago
Ah yes, the Excaliper
I designed and 3D-printed... whatever this is
r/engineeringmemes • u/Additional-Animal748 • 4d ago
Why Don't Airplanes Fall from the Sky
r/engineeringmemes • u/DoubleManufacturer10 • 6d ago
Auto sweeping extinguisher
Naild it.
r/engineeringmemes • u/I_Have_A_Master_Kink • 6d ago
Dank I'm throwing things at a wall to see what sticks
r/engineeringmemes • u/Mission_Carob_1599 • 6d ago
Solving the “No Response” Job Search Struggle — Looking for Feedback & Collaborators
After asking around in different communities, I found that many job seekers get frustrated applying to lots of companies and then never hearing back. Eventually, people just give up. On the other side, HR teams often can’t find the right candidates for open roles.
I’m working on a simple solution:
- You upload your resume once
- You won’t need to apply manually for every single opening
- We assess your profile and match you to jobs you’re a good fit for
- When there’s a relevant opening, your resume goes straight to the HR team
- You get notified directly if you’re selected — no endless waiting or guessing
This should reduce stress for job seekers and help HR discover suitable candidates faster. If you have ideas to make this better, or want to join me and my team in building it, DM is open!
r/engineeringmemes • u/Particular-Gas-2726 • 7d ago
Need professionals
I am a 10th-grade student enrolled in an engineering class. I have been interested in aircraft since I was a child and I would watch movies that were involved with planes and question how they worked in real life. I would sketch my favorite airplanes and attempt to figure out how each part made the airplane fly. I also spent hours building airplanes out of LEGO, trying out different wing sizes and shapes to see which would one would fly the best, when I experiment with it in my compact bedroom. Those early experiences inspired me to pursue engineering, and I have dreamed that someday I would be designing and building a real aircraft that could actually fly. This interest has grown over the years. I enjoy learning about how airplanes thrive in the sky, how engines work, and how engineers problem-solve to allow airplanes to be efficient and safe. In my engineering class, I have been learning about the design process, problem-solving, and technical thinking, and it has made me even more passionate about a career in aerospace engineering. For my class assignment, I am conducting an interview to learn more about the aerospace field from someone with professional experience. Contacting through online resources would be the most productive way to communicate, as I do not want to take a plentiful amount of time from you. Some of the sample questions that I would appreciate your feedback on are:
Can you describe your engineering field and your current work responsibilities?
What inspired you to pursue being an aerospace engineer?
What was your educational journey from high school to your current role?
What do you think are the most important skills for someone to enter into this field?
What would you suggest to a student who wants to follow the same career?
What is most fulfilling about your work?
Were there any surprises in your career that you did not anticipate when you started?
Your insight would be extremely beneficial to me in planning my future career. Thank you for taking the time to review my request and for sharing your knowledge.
r/engineeringmemes • u/Cherry_34oo • 10d ago
Dank Officially started my journey as software developer in a startup.
r/engineeringmemes • u/Mysterious_Owl_2827 • 9d ago
Started making DBMS notes… accidentally created an art museum 🎨😂
First page of DBMS notes: National Art Gallery. Rest of the notebook: Sahara Desert 🏜️
r/engineeringmemes • u/Junosbanana • 12d ago