Engineering studies and job roles span across industries. This community offers articles, resources, and opportunities to engage across different types of Engineering: mechanical and materials science, biomedical, civil and environmental, electrical and computer. If you’re curious about careers in Engineering or actively searching for a job or internship, this community will support you through any phase of your career development. Our advising and some of our events are for undergraduate and doctoral students. A multitude of services are also available for Engineering Masters students.
If you aren’t certain what to do first, this guide will help you get started and find success.
Submit your application to start your creative industry career journey! Opportunities vary across corporate functions from design, marketing, PR, engineering, production, publishing to R&D and more.
By Kai Kelley Jr. (he/him)
Kai Kelley Jr. (he/him)Assistant Director, Entertainment, Media & Arts Career Community
Not sure what you want to do yet—or curious about how your interests might translate into a career? The Duke Career Center invites first-year and sophomore students to step outside the classroom and into the real world on our Career …
Now in its second year, the Summer Experience Survey (SES) continues to provide valuable insight into how Duke students secure their summer opportunities, from when offers arrive to the types of experiences they pursue. Building on last year’s pilot launch, …
Interesting in interning at a Startup this summer and not sure where to find opportunities? Y Combinator, companies are hiring CS and technical students for summer ’26 internships and you can apply here.
Finding the right opportunity can feel like trying to pick a movie on your favorite streaming platform with multiple tabs open. So many options exist, making the decision to choose overwhelming and confusing, especially when it seems everyone has an opinion. The good news is that you don’t have to have it all figured out right now. What you can do is start by narrowing your focus and preparing for the right opportunities one step at a time.
By Lauren Coury
Lauren CouryCareer Advisor, Data, Technology, and Engineering
hardwareinterviews.fyi comes from the online resource, Hardware FYI. You can access industry interview questions, an interviewing guide, and engineering cheat …
