AMA: How engineering students and early-career engineers can stand out to employers
Looking for real-world advice on landing your next engineering job?
Looking for real-world advice on landing your next engineering job?
Join our live AMA (ask-me-anything) with a recruiter and an engineering hiring manager.
Learn what it takes to stand out — direct from the professionals making recruitment and hiring decisions.
Join this session and learn how to:
- Write a resume that highlights your value
- Impress employers with sharp interview answers
- Use projects and online profiles to get noticed
- Get honest answers to your questions about the engineering job market
Walk away with practical tips you can use today to land your dream engineering job.
To ensure everyone has a chance to ask questions, attendance will be limited.
Register now to save your seat.
Meet the speakers
Jess Naab
Global Head of University Relations (UR) & Talent Programs
Jess Naab (Buchberger) is the Global Head of University Relations (UR) & Talent Programs at Siemens Digital Industries Software. Jess loves the UR space, both for the impact the team drives in shaping the future workforce of the Siemens business, and for the opportunity to help so many students through the transition from campus to corporate life.
Outside of life at Siemens, Jess received her undergraduate business degree from the Ohio State University and her MBA from the University of Colorado, Boulder. Jess lives in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, with her husband and their cats. She loves traveling to new countries or national parks, any hobbies that are outdoors and active, spending time with friends and family and reading.
Julian Jaeger
Product and Engineering Manager
Julian Jaeger holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech and began his career at Siemens in January 2008 as a systems engineer in the mining business. Since then, he has held a variety of roles across the organization, including development engineering, project management and product/portfolio management. He currently serves as the engineering manager for rolling stock components at Siemens Mobility. Based in Alpharetta, Georgia, Julian leads a team that supports new product introduction, provides both manufacturing and field support and serves as the product expert for Siemens’ portfolio serving the North American rail market.