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Employer Info Session – Today! Department / Organization: Career Center Information Session on campus today. RSVP in DiggerNet! Join employers on campus for information sessions happening today: United States Air Force – 5:00 pm–6:00 pm \| Berthoud Hall, 204 As a Developmental Engineer in the Air Force, or a 62E, you will help bring future technology to life. As an electrical engineer, you'll ensure that the complex systems inside next-generation aircraft and satellites are designed, tested, and built to succeed in their missions. Your day-to-day workload will be a mix; one minute you could be hands-on with hardware and reviewing technical designs, and the next you're managing projects and shaping policies to keep everything moving forward. You get to be part of the entire journey, from the initial "what if" concept to delivering a real, working piece of equipment for the Air Force. Don’t forget to RSVP in DiggerNet! Go to this website for more information: https://mines-csm.symplicity.com/students For more information, send email to: jerry.mason@mines.edu Published in Digest Date: Monday, February 9, 2026

Career, Training and Professional Development Opportunities

Employer Info Session – Today!

Department / Organization: Career Center

Information Session on campus today. RSVP in DiggerNet!

Join employers on campus for information sessions happening today:

United States Air Force – 5:00 pm–6:00 pm | Berthoud Hall, 204

As a Developmental Engineer in the Air Force, or a 62E, you will help bring future technology to life. As an electrical engineer, you'll ensure that the complex systems inside next-generation aircraft and satellites are designed, tested, and built to succeed in their missions. Your day-to-day workload will be a mix; one minute you could be hands-on with hardware and reviewing technical designs, and the next you're managing projects and shaping policies to keep everything moving forward. You get to be part of the entire journey, from the initial "what if" concept to delivering a real, working piece of equipment for the Air Force.

Don’t forget to RSVP in DiggerNet!

Go to this website for more information: https://mines-csm.symplicity.com/students

For more information, send email to: jerry.mason@mines.edu

Published in Digest Date: Monday, February 9, 2026

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