Re-Tooling TBL

For several years TBL was a blog where I wrote about a wide variety of topics. Those postings are still in the Blog Archive and many are about professional development for engineers. I am now transitioning TBL to be a place where my current and former students can find information related to job searches.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Superior Water and Light Intern -- Closes Monday the 23rd


Rockwell Engineer

Rockwell is looking for mechanical, electrical, or industrial engineer for sales engineering position in Western North Dakota.  If you know of anyone, let me know.
 
Thanks,
 
Bart
 
Bart Johnson
Engineering Instructor and Program Coordinator

Itasca Community College

Grand Rapids, MN 55744

bart.johnson@itascacc.edu

Office: (218)322-2388

Cell: (218)349-9154

Jobs at Barko in Duluth




Ron,
Barko is looking to hire 2 Project Engineers and 2 Design Engineers.  I believe they are looking for some people with experience.  If you know anyone looking to relocate to Duluth/Superior, let them know.
Thanks
Nathan Wourms
Service Engineer
Barko Hydraulics, LLC
715-392-5641 ext 261
218-341-0650


* I recommend applying even if you don't have the experience he is mentioning - especially IRE students who have lots of IRE project experience.

Monday, March 22, 2010

San Diego - My Favorite City in America

Cable Car Power

IRE Trip to West Coast




This week I am traveling with the Iron Range Engineering (IRE) students on their Spring Break trip. They left MN 10 days ago and are having a blast as they travel the country in a counter clockwise motion. You can see their blog at irengineering.blogspot.com I met them last Thursday in San Francisco. We saw the Golden Gate, the California Academy of Sciences, Lombard Street, Ghirardelli Square, cable cars, and a whole lot more. Saturday morning, 3 of the students and I headed to the coast for a 14 hour trip down the Pacific to San Diego. One word - WOW! I felt like I was in Hawaii. The scenery was amazing. Today we went to the world famous San Diego Zoo and to Mission Beach. Tomorrow it is off to Las Vegas!

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Engineering Arts

Wow. I guess this is my busy time of year. A month can fly by as if it didn't even happen. Last night we held the first ever engineering arts program at ICC. We believe that if we want creative engineers, they have to take part in creative pursuits throughout their education. Last night over 40 students danced, performed music, performed as storytellers, displayed sculpture and displayed photos. It was a great night.