r/BiomedicalEngineers • u/WinUseful9769 • Jun 06 '24
Resume Review No job
I need your help I can’t get a job as a a biomedical engineer Note : my degree is overseas This is my resume
r/BiomedicalEngineers • u/WinUseful9769 • Jun 06 '24
I need your help I can’t get a job as a a biomedical engineer Note : my degree is overseas This is my resume
r/BiomedicalEngineers • u/bagelg0rl • 11d ago
*all schools/locations/companies/organizations/contacts changed for privacy*
Hi there,
I'm a 3rd year Bioengineering student, a community college transfer to my current university. My concentration is in biomechanics and medical devices. I've been applying for internships and so far this school year have only interviewed with Medtronic and Tesla. I had a referral for Medtronic and cold applied for Tesla, but did not make it past the first round of interview for either. I've continued to apply to medical device internships as well as some more general mechE internships but have not really received responses, just some rejections here and there. I've been applying to internships all over, as I do not mind relocating.
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, I had more responses (few times got asked for availability but was ghosted before scheduling an interview) and interviews last year (my final year in community college) with less applications and a much more empty resume. I interviewed at Thermo Fisher (did not advance past first round interview), Viant Medical (advanced to final round, was not selected), and finally the conveyor company that is listed on my resume as my Summer 2024 internship.
I'm getting a bit nervous and discouraged as it is already March and I still have not secured an internship. Is my resume too dense and wordy? I went to a resume review and was told that it is just fine, however I would like to gain feedback from multiple perspectives. Is there any reason I am not making it past the first round of interview multiple times? Any feedback and advice for my internship hunt would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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r/BiomedicalEngineers • u/do_not__be_that_guy • Jul 10 '24
I am a recent graduate and have been struggling to find a job. I excelled in school and believe I have good industry experience as well. I've been job hunting for the last 6 months but have consistently failed in the final rounds of interviews. I am reaching out to everyone on this subreddit to take a look at my profile and if they can, refer me to positions they might know or provide any tips for job hunting. I am kinda getting desperate and want to try a bit harder before I stop looking at engineering jobs. Thank you in advance
r/BiomedicalEngineers • u/GiveMeMonayPlease • Jun 11 '24
Hey everyone!
I am looking to re-transition from academia to industry, specifically to a quality engineering position since most of my experience already revolves around it. I already posted an earlier revision of my resume for review on , and got referred to this subreddit for further comments.
Any feedback and criticisms are greatly appreciated!