2025 survey highlights a sharp rise in the use of Python—a powerful programming language—along with younger consultants entering the market and shifting regional rates IEEE-USA has released the results [...]
New E-Book Marks Fourth Book in IEEE-USA’s Famous Women in Engineering Series It is no secret that women represent a far smaller percentage of the engineering workforce than their [...]
The results of IEEE-USA's latest Salary & Benefits Survey are in! In 2019, the typical U.S. tech professional IEEE member earned $148,500 in 2019, excluding overtime, profit sharing, and side [...]
Biggest change in e-book program history, applies to over 150 current titles IEEE-USA’s e-books and audio books help IEEE members in the U.S. advance their careers, work on their soft [...]
Biggest change in e-book program history, applies to over 150 current titles WASHINGTON (30 March 2020) – IEEE-USA’s e-books and audio books help IEEE members in the U.S. advance their [...]
The Slate Twins: Caught in the Currents Vol. 1 is written and illustrated by Jeff Knurek, cartoonist of the syndicated Jumble puzzle, seen in newspapers around the world WASHINGTON (4 [...]
WASHINGTON (5 November 2019) – IEEE-USA's AI: A Global Survey, an overview of the current national AI strategies of 26 different countries, is now available. This new report, prepared by [...]
WASHINGTON (12 December 2018) – "Public speaking is a leadership skill,” says veteran engineer, author and educator Harry T. Roman. In his new E-Book, Roman shares some advice on developing and [...]
WASHINGTON (1 September 2017) – “A hallmark of a good manager is taking pride in the accomplishments of others,” writes Sherry Gillespie. In IEEE-USA's September free e-book for members, IEEE-USA Women in [...]
WASHINGTON (1 August 2017) – What could be better than reading one of Donald Christiansen's Backscatter columns in IEEE-USA InSight? Why, reading 16 of these thought provoking and well-researched essays, by the respected [...]
