The U.S. energy industry is set to hire MILLIONS of workers over the next decade! ⚡️ With AI expansion, data centers, electrification, and onshoring driving unprecedented growth, energy careers are the future - and the future is NOW! That's why we're excited to partner with the Center for Energy Workforce Development (CEWD) to open doors for our students through specialized curriculum, mentorship opportunities, and industry credentialing. Your student could be part of this energy revolution! Learn more about these exciting pathways: https://lnkd.in/eZWXmY85 #EnergyJobs #FutureReady #CareerPathways #STEMEducation

Indeed the future seems promising with today's innovative engineering potential. We hold the best available data and knowledge humanity ever had! What else? No more missing opportunities. No more limitations raised; of human values, of priorities, lack of will or short-term goals! Engineers are trained with an expanded ethos—one that integrates technical prowess with a deep sense of environmental and social stewardship. And it is their expanded ethos that ensures their engineering capacity is translated into genuine, sustainable progress. "What if we grow to experience this in all disciplines for a better future for all?".... [a missing opportunity case: https://lnkd.in/dj5KiMaK] #womenleadersinspiration #sustainableengineering #sustainableliving #beyondtheblueprint #engineeringexcellence #resiliencefirst #designforpeople #qualityoflife

🔧 Celebrating National STEM & Engineering Day with IUS 🔧 This week we’re proud to celebrate both National STEM Day and National Engineering Day, two events that highlight the vital role Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics play in shaping a smarter, more sustainable future. At Integrated Utility Services, our work is rooted in these disciplines: powering reliable utility infrastructure, delivering high-voltage networks, and driving innovation across the UK’s energy distribution landscape. 🔍 Why STEM and Engineering matter to us: 👷♂️ Our teams apply engineering, maths, and technology every day, from network design, automation and switchgear, to overhead-line works, site commissioning and maintenance. 👷♂️Building and maintaining the distribution networks of tomorrow demands creativity, problem-solving, precision and safety, the very foundations of STEM and engineering. 👷♂️As the energy sector evolves with decentralised generation, smart grids, EV charging and new sustainability challenges, STEM innovation and engineering excellence remain central to everything we deliver. 🤝 How we’re supporting the next generation: ✅ Developing apprentices and engineers who bring fresh ideas, strong STEM knowledge and passion to our industry. ✅Promoting diversity and inclusion across all technical roles because the networks of the future should be built by talent from every background. ✅Inspiring young people to explore careers in engineering and utilities 📣 On National STEM Day and National Engineering Day, we celebrate the people who make progress possible, and reaffirm our commitment to nurturing future talent and embedding STEM thinking in all that we do. #NationalSTEMDay #NationalEngineeringDay #STEM #Engineering #Technology #Utilities #EnergyDistribution #Infrastructure #FutureTalent #IUS

When you think of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), you might picture engineers building bridges or scientists in labs. But some of the most critical STEM work happens behind the scenes — like with our Customer & Power System Logistics Dispatchers. Ahead of #NationalSTEMDay, we’re shining a light on these unsung heroes who help keep our city safe and connected. When a storm hits or a powerline goes down, they’re the first point of contact, coordinating real-time responses between field crews, emergency services and the public. This isn’t just answering phones — it’s STEM in action. Dispatchers use sophisticated tools like Oracle Field Service and integrated outage management platforms to track crews, map outages, estimate restoration times and streamline work orders — all in real time. For students exploring STEM careers, our team encourages looking into the utility sector. It’s a space where innovation, purpose and growth go hand in hand, and your work can make a real impact every day. Swipe through to learn from the team about what their role means to them. #STEM #Technology #TroubleDispatch

At GE Vernova, preparing future engineers for a career of world-shaping innovation is important to us. We're #GEVernovaProud to celebrate 43 students from 15 Johannesburg high schools graduating from the #NextEngineers Engineering Academy – a three-year career readiness program creating opportunities for young people to become engineers. 👩🎓 Message from a student: "The program helped me figure out if I really want to become an engineer, and today, I am certain that this is the path for me." The program’s impact so far:  🌟 Nearly 4,100 learners reached in Johannesburg 🌟 $36,000 in scholarships awarded to qualifying graduates 🌟 An additional $83,000 in scholarships awarded this year to 10 graduates through our local External Bursary Program At the graduation ceremony, we were honored to welcome Deputy Minister Nomalungelo Gina, of Science, Technology, and Innovation, who applauded the program for contributing to advancing STEM education in #SouthAfrica. We were also joined by Reginald J. Miller, GE Vernova’s Chief Culture & Inclusion Officer, and Connie Liu, Regional Culture & Inclusion Leader for APAC, Middle East & Africa. Read the full story here: https://vernova.is/n3xt PROTEC STEM Matsi Eseu Associate Professor Rodney Genga Jennifer P Edwards #FutureLeadersOfEnergy #FutureOfEnergy #EnergyOfChange #GEVernovaFoundation

Today, I want to talk about something beyond routine updates and achievements. As a founder at Ccentric (Training & Placement Programs), my core belief has always been simple — students should not just be educated, they should be prepared for the future. While everyone is talking about AI and software careers — and yes, they are important — I keep asking myself: What about the industries that will power our future? Who is preparing students for EV (Electric Vehicles) and Hydrogen Fuel Cell technologies? These sectors are not “alternative” anymore — they are the backbone of the world's shift towards clean mobility and sustainable energy. Yet, very few students know how big the opportunity really is. And very few institutions are ready to guide them in that direction. We faced challenges — convincing students, parents, and even institutes. Because the trend is to follow what is popular, not what is impactful. But here's what I believe: EV and Hydrogen are not just courses — they are careers in the making. Engineers who understand these technologies today will lead tomorrow's industries. We don't need more degree-holders; we need future-builders. This isn't a promotional post. It's just a thought from someone who works closely with students every day and worries about where their talent is heading. If you're an educator, industry expert, or institution — let's make students aware of these thriving fields. Because the future won't just be coded. It will also be engineered, powered, and sustained. #FutureOfSkills #EVRevolution #HydrogenEconomy #CcentricLearning #EducationReform #StudentCareer #SustainableFuture #IndustryReady

For years, I've voiced concerns that the Consulting Engineering business model is overdue for a reset. Shrinking college-age populations, accelerated retirements, and waning interest in cultures that equate long hours with commitment have created a talent squeeze that puts our industry at a disadvantage. But with every challenge comes opportunity. It's time we rethink the long-standing equations of "more hours= more success". Our industry has the chance to reshape how we define value, sustainability and career fulfillment in consulting. Next Wednesday, I'm looking forward to the ACEC Research Institute's online roundtable on the Firm of the Future Workforce Study. The findings promise to shed light on how we can evolve our models to better attract, retain, and empower the next generation of engineering talent. https://lnkd.in/gMHm9tYg

Today is #NationalEngineeringDay, and the theme this year is all about reengineering what it means to be an engineer! When you hear the word "engineer", what comes to mind? Hard hats and construction sites? While that's certainly a vital part of the field, modern engineering is so much more! It's at the heart of: - The apps on your phone - The video games you play - Sustainable fashion - Movie special effects - Medical breakthroughs and robotics Engineers are the creative problem-solvers who shape the world around us and improve our everyday lives. They are a diverse community working on global challenges, from climate change solutions to advancements in healthcare. At Learning to Work, we aim to inspire the next generation by connecting secondary school students with the vast opportunities in modern engineering and tech careers. We're working with employers to showcase the skills needed and provide first-hand experiences of the workplace, helping young people make informed choices about their futures. The engineering profession needs more diverse talent to tackle tomorrow's complex challenges. We're proud to support the Royal Academy of Engineering's initiative to highlight the incredible breadth and creativity of this dynamic field. How is your organisation reengineering the perception of engineering today? Get involved with the work we're doing and share your insights, helping us to inspire the engineers of tomorrow! Get Involved with Learning to Work https://lnkd.in/eZGiYAMa #NationalEngineeringDay #ThisIsEngineering #STEMCareers #CareersGuidance #FutureOfWork #EngineeringUK #EngineeringRoleModels #Innovation

Teodora Mascarenhas, aPHR, CDR is right. The engineering market is on the move. Hear her insight on what’s driving demand and how companies are adapting. #Engineering #Staffing #PoweredByPeople

Hi LI Fam, Building the Future Together: Where Innovation Meets Education Across the U.S., we’re witnessing something powerful—the future of work is being built where innovation and education intersect. A shining example is Hudson Valley Community College’s new Applied Technology Education Center (ATEC)—a $64 million, 125,000-square-foot hub for workforce transformation, opening in 2027. Backed by $40 million in state support and powered by partnerships with industry leaders like GlobalFoundries, ATEC will equip students and workers for careers in semiconductor manufacturing, renewable energy, building automation, and advanced transportation technologies. But this isn’t just a building—it’s a blueprint for what happens when vision meets collaboration. When higher education, government, and private industry come together, we don’t just close skill gaps—we open doors to opportunity, dignity, and long-term prosperity. At NavAIgate Careers, we believe in this same principle: The best partnerships don’t just train people for jobs—they prepare them for purpose. When we invest in people, we don’t just build a workforce. We build the future. #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerReadiness #CommunityColleges #FutureOfWork #AIinEducation