Engineering staffing insights covering mechanical, electrical, biomedical, and systems engineering roles — including hiring trends, salary data, and strategies for building R&D, manufacturing, and product development teams.
How to Hire an Electrical Engineer in 2026 Last updated: May 2, 2026 Hiring an electrical engineer in 2026 means defining the sub-discipline before the JD goes live, budgeting $115K to $185K for mid-to-senior power, embedded, or renewable specialists, and closing inside five to eight weeks before another buyer wins the candidate. That base hides … Read more
Engineering Manager Interview Questions 2026: What Great Candidates Get Right and Where Most Fall Apart Last updated: May 6, 2026 Engineering manager interviews in 2026 test technical credibility, people leadership judgment, cross-functional influence, and delivery accountability across 4 to 6 rounds, with the decisive questions almost always centering on how a candidate handles managing underperformers … Read more
Boeing Engineering Layoffs 2026: Reshoring Opportunity Boeing’s 17,000-person reduction has put aerospace structures engineers, manufacturing process engineers, and systems specialists into the open market at the same moment reshoring manufacturers across the U.S. are failing to fill those same roles. Last updated: April 28, 2026 Two things happened in U.S. manufacturing between late 2024 and … Read more
Last updated: April 24, 2026 A fractional VP of Engineering typically costs $8,000 to $20,000 a month for two to three days of engagement per week, fills the specific gap between having a technology vision and having someone who actually runs the engineering team, and is the hire most startups need six to eighteen months … Read more
How to Hire a Mechanical Engineer in 2026 Hiring a mechanical engineer means finding someone who can take a product from napkin sketch to manufactured reality, owning the CAD models, the tolerance stackups, the material selections, and the arguments with the manufacturing floor about what is actually producible at volume. The median base sits around … Read more
Reshoring in 2026: Why Manufacturing Jobs Are Coming Back to the US Reshoring brought 244,000 manufacturing jobs back to the US in 2024, according to the Reshoring Initiative’s 2024 Annual Report. That pushed the cumulative total past 2 million since 2010. The facilities are getting funded. The construction is happening. The part that keeps stalling … Read more
Field Service Engineer Career Guide: Salary, Skills, and How to Break In A field service engineer installs, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs technical equipment at customer locations, spanning industries from semiconductor fabs to hospitals to defense installations. Salaries range from $66,000 at entry level to over $105,000 for experienced engineers. Most engineering careers keep you at … Read more
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A new year means new opportunities for innovation – original ideas, improved solutions, and updated products are bound to shape 2019 just as they have in years past. Great minds like Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Jeff Bezos are a dime a dozen, shaping life as we know it, and there are four traits shared … Read more
Irvine, CA – KORE1, a top provider of staffing solutions nationwide, is excited to expand its engineering talent division to help organizations across the United States secure the highly skilled engineering talent they need to achieve pressing business goals and objectives. The company is focused on delivering the expertise required to support clients’ engineering projects … Read more
