Falling trees, flying debris, and flooded substations are biggest concerns, says power industry veteran Nicholas Abi-Samra
Peter Neumann, with DARPA backing, reinvents the personal computer with security in mind
Silicon IC could pack more bits onto optical fiber by sending the light on a twisted path
At the European Space Agency, Loredana Bessone prepares explorers for the rigors of space
LaserMotive's Jordin Kare aims to propel rockets and helicopters with light
John Q. Walker brings back the sounds of musical greats
COVER
February 2011
Engineers, are you ready to shake things up? We know that the economy lately has been, well, unforgiving. But we still believe that you can—and should—find jobs you adore. This year, we met 10 engineers whose abrupt turns and occasional missteps led them to question their deepest desires, right the course, and find the jobs that are best for them. We quizzed hiring managers at top companies to learn what they seek. We also caught up with engineers we've featured in the past to see how dreams may change. Aim high, dear readers, and above all, have fun.
DREAM JOBS 2011 list of articles:
Loredana Bessone |
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Ricky Langer |
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Gus Lott |
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John Q. Walker |
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Jordin Kare |
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Lucie Pautet |
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Hsin-Chien Huang |
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Jaap Duiser |
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Amir Abo-Shaeer |
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Mark Sagar |
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Help Wanted |
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Where Are They Now? |
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