Engineering recruitment news

Airlines are using IT to make their services more cost-effective and efficient.

With the election roughly a month away, the Labour party pledges its support for Scotland's high-tech economy.

Engineering students in London have devised an innovative new piece of software which enables the severely disabled to play video games.

Engineers, inventors and hardware developers are being encouraged to collaborate through Fab Labs, the brainchild of an MIT professor.

Engineering experts in the US have unveiled a new 'CareBot' capable of offering care and support for individuals in their home.

Computer engineers are becoming an important resource as data centres grow in popularity.

IBM engineers have finished work on a new cloud service for software developers.

Experts in optical hardware and online resources will gather in San Diego later this month to discuss the latest breakthroughs.

Job seekers should think carefully about where they want to work, according to one expert.

In light of a review stating flexible working is beneficial to health, the representative body for the UK's recruitment industry says self-scheduled hours also give employers the chance to react quickly to 'new opportunities' in a challenging market.