SDSU College of Engineering

✈️ 🌎Interested in gaining professional experience in another country? Join SDSU’s International Internship Advising Workshop on August 19 from 3–4 p.m. to learn how you can turn an international internship into a reality. Attendance is required for students planning to pursue an internship abroad.

You’ll learn about the available opportunities, how to get started, and what to expect throughout the process.

💻 Join from a laptop or tablet to participate in the required workshop activities

🔗 Click the link to join the Zoom workshop: https://bit.ly/4wVJvIw

Students can also join other sessions and can find when they will happen on the International Internships Advising Bulletin.

It's a little quieter around the College of Engineering this summer, but not for long. Our classrooms, hallways, and labs are ready to welcome back the students who bring them to life.

We're counting down the days until our Aztec Engineers return for the Fall 2026 semester. See you soon! ❤️🖤

SDSU Civil and Environmental Engineering students participated in a study abroad program in Oaxaca, Mexico this summer, where they learned about pre-Hispanic water systems, toured a geotechnical engineering laboratory and a wastewater treatment plant, and worked together with students from Universidad de La Salle on a design project.

The students completed two courses toward their degree programs during the summer session. This program will be offered again during the summer of 2027. For more information, please contact the Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering!

The Center for Student Success in Engineering (CSSE) Team has been hard at work this orientation season to welcome new engineering students and their guests to SDSU!

They help to provide important information around student success, career readiness, and campus involvement. Make sure to check out the CSSE for support!

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4wdnDqW

NOW HIRING: Student Workers at the San Diego County Sheriff's Office 🚧

The Sheriff's Office Facilities Unit is hiring two student workers to assist with construction management projects, including a new patrol station and detention facility.

Details:
• Preferred major: Construction Management
• Pay: $16.90–19.79/hour
• Approximately 20 hours/week preferred
• Minimum six-month commitment

Students must be enrolled full-time and should apply online first. After applying, email [email protected] to receive the recruiter's contact information.

Looking for more internships and jobs? Visit the Career & Internship Opportunities page in the College of Engineering Canvas Homeroom.

Looking for hands-on experience in construction project management? The Sanderling Association is hiring an Assistant Project Coordinator to support a major renovation project involving structural, stucco, and wood siding improvements. This is an internship position.

Details:
• Preferred majors: Civil, Construction, or Environmental Engineering
• Pay: $25–30/hour
• Gain experience in project coordination, field operations, construction administration, and working with project stakeholders.

How to Apply:
Students should contact the Career Readiness Coordinator first at [email protected] to receive the recruiter's contact information and application instructions.

Looking for even more opportunities? Check the Career & Internship Opportunities page in the College of Engineering Canvas Homeroom.

Looking for an on-campus job? 💼

The On-Campus Job Fair is coming up on Wednesday, July 29, from 12–2 p.m. at the Tula Community Center.

Incoming and current SDSU students can connect with departments and auxiliaries hiring student employees and explore available opportunities.

🌙 Happy National Moon Day!

The journey to the Moon was made possible by curiosity, innovation and engineering. Today, we celebrate the aerospace engineers who continue to push the boundaries of exploration and design the technologies that help us reach beyond Earth.

At SDSU, Aerospace Engineering students gain hands-on experience in aerodynamics, propulsion, spacecraft design and flight systems as they prepare to shape the future of aerospace.

Where will engineering take you? 🚀

🚀 Career Opportunity: Physical Design Engineer at Qualcomm

Qualcomm is seeking Physical Design Engineers to support next-generation Snapdragon platforms used across mobile, compute and AI-enabled systems.

This role offers students and recent graduates the opportunity to work on complex system-on-chip (SoC) products while applying skills in coding, automation, data analysis, timing optimization and hardware design.

SDSU students and alumni with a passion for systems-level engineering, AI and semiconductor technology are encouraged to apply.

Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/4vi4Lq8

Congratulations to Professor Karen May-Newman on receiving the 2026 Pushpa and Kewal Gupta Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs (ASAIO).

For more than two decades, her research has advanced the understanding of heart-support technologies and improved the future of care for patients living with heart failure. Her work continues to demonstrate how engineering can drive innovation in medicine.

Click the link to read more: https://bit.ly/4vPUbI2