Ron Lanzo ⋅ Alpharetta , GA IBM ⋅ 25 years experience

UCSD has a program in NanoTechnology. Perhaps a discussion with a counselor or career advisor there might lead you to local opportunities. You could Audit one of their courses or enroll for a class.

http://nanoengineering.ucsd.edu/

Charles Bowles ⋅ New York , NY American Corporate Partners ⋅ 3 years experience

Hi Louis,

I would check our "Community" tab and click the "Advisors" tab and then filter by "Engineering". From there, you can type in your zip code and find advisors and mentors in your area.

I would also recommend taking a look at our jobs board as well. Good luck on your search!

Best,

Charles

Jeff Martin ⋅ Ashburn , VA The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System ⋅ 25 years experience

I’d suggest that you network at the target company or industry. Use LinkedIn to find people already working there and reach out to them. Ask them the process they used to get hired and ask them to help you navigate the hiring process and if they are willing, ask them to submit you as a referral. These activities require much more time on your part but in my opinion would greatly increase your chances for success. Good luck!