Tesla And SpaceX Top The List Of Most Attractive Companies For Engineering Graduates

Employer branding specialist Universum has released its 2020 list of most attractive employers for US students. Similar to last year, two Elon Musk-led ventures, Tesla and SpaceX, ranked as the most attractive companies for engineering students in the United States, with the electric car maker being listed at No.1 and the private space firm being No.2. 

The results of Universum’s 2020 report are largely in line with the firm’s 2019 findings, which listed SpaceX as No.1 and Tesla as No.2. Quite interestingly, Tesla currently stands as the lone automaker in Universum’s Top 10 list among engineering students, with the next carmaker, Ford, being ranked at No.12. Fellow American automaker General Motors stands at No.15.

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PUGPROUD - 11/12/2020 11:38:23 AM

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Always best to start your career in the future not the past wouldn't you say.

atc98092 - 11/12/2020 12:55:01 PM

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I would love to work for SpaceX, but I doubt they have an opening for a 66 YO retired air traffic controller.

SanJoseDriver - 11/13/2020 2:07:24 AM

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I would think they hire based on merit and nothing else. Degrees might not even be required.

MDarringer - 11/13/2020 8:04:32 AM

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"I would think they hire based on merit and nothing else." Well that's not very socialist of you. Your tribe supports hiring based on tokenism rather than competence.

MBCLS07 - 11/12/2020 6:58:25 PM

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Just remember that those engineers need to be paid the same amount as female social workers and baristas lest we perpetuate the "gender wage gap" injustice.

Vette71 - 11/13/2020 11:48:46 AM

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Commala already said equal outcome is the goal, not equal opportunity. Right out of the USSR playbook.