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The Top 25 Employers Canadian Engineering Students Want To Work For

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Bombardier, Apple and Google ranked as the Top 3 employers engineering students in Canada want to work for according to this year’s Top Campus Employer Rankings, released Sept. 23 by DECODE and Brainstorm Consulting.

Energy, technology and aerospace companies, along with a handful of government organizations, made up the bulk of the Top 25 list.

Top employer brands as selected by engineering students:

  1. Bombardier
  2. Apple
  3. Google
  4. Government of Canada
  5. Boeing
  6. SNC Lavalin
  7. Microsoft
  8. Hydro Quebec
  9. GE
  10. Shell
  11. IBM
  12. Research In Motion (RIM) / Blackberry
  13. Toyota
  14. Suncor Energy Inc.
  15. Provincial Government
  16. Pratt & Whitney
  17. Exxon Mobil
  18. 3M
  19. Ontario Power Generation (OPG)
  20. Petro-Canada
  21. Imperial Oil
  22. Air Canada
  23. BC Hydro
  24. Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
  25. Honda

Stay tuned for more on the 2010 Top Campus Employer Brand Rankings next week, including the trends behind the overall rankings by more than 27,000 students from all programs.

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Cassandra Jowett is TalentEgg's Content Manager. She joined the team as a student intern in the summer of 2008, and since then her heart has never really left the Egg Carton. Cassandra is a recent graduate of the Ryerson University School of Journalism, where she earned a Bachelor of Journalism with a focus in writing and editing for newspapers. She has also written and edited for The Globe and Mail, The National Post, t.o.night newspaper and other publications.

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