Welcome to the Engineering & Computing career community.

As a student in this community, you may enjoy solving complex problems, designing innovative solutions, and using technology to improve the world around you. You may be curious about how things work and motivated by opportunities to build, analyze, create, and optimize systems that address real-world challenges.

Through engineering and computing, you can develop skills in critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and technical problem-solving that are sought after across a wide range of industries and professions. Whether you are interested in designing products, developing software, analyzing data, conducting research, improving processes, or advancing new technologies, there are many ways to connect your strengths with meaningful work.

Use this page and the resources below to learn more about careers, internships, graduate programs, organizations, and opportunities related to your field of interest.

All job and internship opportunities listed below can be found in Handshake. Please note that postings are updated by employers themselves, so if a listing is no longer active, it may have been removed or filled by the employer.

Calvin LifeWork

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What is it?

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Grand Rapids, MI 49546

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