In the 21st century where everything is connected, it pays to have some form of digital interface where you can show off your work. If everyone from hairstylists to lawyers has digital presences that show off just what they can do, then you as an engineer or an engineering firm probably should too.
As an engineer, chances are you have worked on some pretty cool things. Even if your projects may not feel inherently interesting to you, chances are if you frame them the right way, they can be intriguing points of interest for colleagues or potential clients. One of the best ways to present what you have worked on as an engineer is by putting together some form of a digital portfolio. Rather than a manually presented "jobs with computer science degree" deck, why not try putting together your own website portfolio where anyone at any time can look through your past projects?
As an engineer, chances are you have worked on some pretty cool things. Even if your projects may not feel inherently interesting to you, chances are if you frame them the right way, they can be intriguing points of interest for colleagues or potential clients. One of the best ways to present what you have worked on as an engineer is by putting together some form of a digital portfolio. Rather than a manually presented "jobs with computer science degree" deck, why not try putting together your own website portfolio where anyone at any time can look through your past projects?
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