Has anyone with DACA found an engineering job yet?

I was recently approved, I graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, passed the EIT exam and now is time to look for that job. Has anyone found a job yet?

I don't have a job yet or no degree...but as far as I can tell from looking online is that most degree required jobs also require experience in the field or related. I'd say apply for a lower postion in a company that has a job you would like to do in the future. Later you could ascend.

How long ago did you graduate?
Where did you graduate from?

I doubt that you'll have trouble finding a job by the way.

Thanks, kinda needed to hear that...I graduated in 2011 from San Jose State

I'm still in school. So I'm currently working as an intern at an environmental engineering firm.

Graduated in 2012, Electrical Engineering am working at Intel. Did your school NOT help you find a job? I went to Oregon Tech Institute which has a history of 90% of their graduates finding a job within 6 months. A recruited talked to me before I graduated, once I was daca approved and had my ssn, I was hired. No work experience just a lot of school projects done.

did you have your masters or bachelors if you dont mind me asking? i already had my bachelor in EE on Dec 2012 but i am not approved yet for DACA.
is the paying good?
did u have a good GPA?
do you think it s worth going for a master?

Its pays the bills
In a lot of engineer fields, most companies wont care your GPA, just your work portfolio (pass works on related subject) and your degree but my GPA was barely a 3

I think it depends thought on what field, for me, people who go after a masters straight from bachelors cant find work and dont want months added to their no work time as companies are wary about people with engineering degrees and no work.

And I have my bachelors, I am also 40 or so credits away from getting a BS in chemical engineering from a different school

If you want to know more about it you can start reading my experience here

http://dreamact.info/forum/showthrea...38781&page=144 - 147
Starts at post #1436

man, how long have you been in the USA (no its not relevant, i'm just wondering)

reason i ask is because English is not your forte.

Thanks for nice post