If I were applying for a job, I would much prefer to be overqualified than satisfy the requirements. Being overqualified in the near term enables me to immediately contribute value to the position, wh...

Based on my own experiences, I would advise Biomedical Engineering students to obtain work experience in the medical device sector, or actually in any profession that deals with medical devices. The f...

I see a lot of benefit in obtaining medical device-related certifications, even for people whose main concentration may not be devices themselves, as I am in the Medical Device and Imaging track. To g...

I always thought that Co-Op or internships were essential for getting started in the biomedical engineering industry during my undergraduate education, especially if I wanted to work for bigger organi...

@jacobchabuel That's a really good question, and it's a crucial one as workplaces change. Communication, time management, flexibility, and problem-solving are among the fundamental abilities that are...

Even while working remotely provides flexibility and convenience, I think in-person meetings are more productive, particularly for positions like quality engineering or quality control in the medical ...

I would choose the industry due to its benefits when introduced to two different job opportunities. With academia, you can research various topics and make breakthroughs in a specific study. However, ...