Last year IEEE launched its first virtual career fair to help strengthen the engineering workforce and connect top talent with industry professionals. The event, which was held in the United States, attracted thousands of students and professionals. They learned about more than 500 job opportunities in high-demand fields including artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and power and energy. They also gained access to career resources.Hosted byIEEE Industry Engagement, the event marked a milestone in the organization’s expanding workforce development efforts to bridge the gap between academic training and industry needs while bolstering the technical talent pipeline, says Jessica Bian, 2025 chair of the IEEE Industry Engagement Committee. The IEC works to strengthen the connection with industry professionals, companies, and technology sectors through global career fairs, as well as its Industry Newsletter, AI-powered career guidance tools, and World Technology Summits, where indust
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