There’s nothing better than a funny meme to brighten up a dull day. Well, only if they make you LOL heartily. So, especially for you, we’ve got our engineering meme game on and compiled 10 of the best. If you’re at home kick back and enjoy some well-earned laughs. Or, if you’re in work or uni – get on with that design/as-built/research/assignment you lazy so-and-so! Hate memes? Well, maybe you will find comfort from our list of 10 things all Engineers hate.

Mechanical engineers use the principles of physics and mathematics to design, analyse, and maintain various mechanical systems. In Canada, mechanical engineering students usually go through four years of university education before joining the workforce. After graduation, they have the chance to try a variety of roles within their profession such as design engineer, researcher, and consultant.

We all know that engineers are far too busy working on the latest projects and getting to grips with ever-changing technology to actually sit down and watch the idiot-box. Well, perhaps that’s not strictly true – we all need a break sometimes. And who doesn’t like to kick back now and again with the remote control in one hand and a light (or not-so-light) beverage in the other? So, without further ado let’s take a look at some top TV shows that engineers will love (in no particular order).

Every month we list thousands of engineering jobs. This month we would like to highlight some of the best Civil Engineering jobs in Canada. Below you’ll find a range of positions at leading companies from across the country. For hundreds more available positions make sure you browse through our full listing of civil engineering jobs, here. Good luck!

Civil engineering involves the design and construction of buildings, bridges, and other large infrastructure projects. In Canada, prospective civil engineers usually go through four years of university education before joining the workforce. After graduation, civil engineering graduates have the chance to try a variety of roles within their profession, with job titles such as design engineer, project manager, and consultant. Before they can enter the workforce, however, civil engineering students must apply to these roles and go through interviews to convince companies to hire them.