![]() Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology Magazine Announces the Most Admired Companies in Engineering for 2024Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology (HE&IT) magazine is proud to announce its list of the "Most Admired Companies in Engineering" for 2024.
By: Career Communications Group HE&IT magazine surveyed its readers to identify the companies they admire most and to understand the factors that contribute to successful recruitment and retention in the engineering field. The results offer a comprehensive view of what makes these organizations stand out as leaders in the industry. The Most Admired Companies in Engineering for 2024
These companies are recognized for their commitment to creating inclusive and diverse work environments, providing robust professional development programs, supporting work-life balance, and fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation. Their efforts ensure that engineers can thrive and contribute to society by solving real-world challenges through technology. In addition to the corporate honorees, several government and nonprofit organizations play a vital role in supporting engineering programs and advancing STEM education. These include:
These organizations are recognized for their dedication to advancing engineering education and creating opportunities for diverse talent in the STEM fields. Their efforts are crucial in ensuring that the future of engineering is both innovative and inclusive. "The companies and organizations on this list set the standard for excellence in engineering," The full list of the Most Admired Companies in Engineering will be featured in the upcoming fall issue of Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology magazine, available this October. About Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology Magazine http://www.hispanicengineer.com Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology (HE&IT) magazine has been a leading voice in the STEM community for 40 years, dedicated to highlighting the achievements of Hispanic professionals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The magazine is published by Career Communications Group, Inc., a leader in promoting diversity in STEM fields. End
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