Career Connection Program

How It Works

The Career Connection Program helps members support one another professionally through mentoring, career guidance, and job advice. Here's how the process works:

Volunteer signs up
1

Volunteer signs up

A volunteer joins the program and offers professional experience or career support.

Someone requests help
2

Someone requests help

A member requests guidance, advice, or insight in an area where they need support.

Admin reviews request
3

Admin reviews request

The program administrator reviews the request and considers an appropriate connection.

Introduction is made with permission
4

Introduction is made with permission

A connection is introduced only with permission from both sides.

Volunteer and requestor connect
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Volunteer and requestor connect

The volunteer and requestor connect directly for career guidance and support.

Career Connection Program

Participation is voluntary and private. The program supports mentoring, career insights, job-related guidance, and connections based on the needs and interests of participants.

The Career Connection Program was created specifically to help connect people in the aspect of career development. Members can support one another through mentoring, career guidance, and job advice.

Participation is completely voluntary and private. Connections are made with permission from both sides.

Participation is completely voluntary and private. If you'd like to share your occupation, background, and willingness to help others in your field, please fill out the Career Connection Form

If you have any questions or suggestions, please reach out to Jeff Chu.

If you are seeking help with career direction, job searching, resume advice, interview preparation, or insights into a specific profession, this program is here to support you.

Requests for help are handled respectfully and confidentially. The admin will review your request and, when appropriate, help connect you with a willing mentor who has experience in the area you're exploring.

Participation is always optional for both mentors and those seeking guidance, and connections are only made with permission from both sides.

For assistance, please complete the Request for Assistance Form

Below is a list of occupations and areas of experience shared by members who have volunteered to participate in the Career Connection Program. These individuals have expressed a willingness to provide mentoring, career insights, or job-related guidance within their field.

Occupations

  • Network Engineer
  • Software Developer
  • Data Engineer
  • Digital Forensics
  • Information Technology
  • Cyber Incident and Response
  • Penetration Tester
  • Malware Reverse Engineer
  • Patent Attorney
  • Patent Examiner
  • Psychotherapist
  • Financial Planner
  • Education - High School Math Teacher
  • Education - Instructional Designer

Areas of Expertise

  • Adult ESL
  • Business Communication
  • Proof Reading and Editing
  • Criminal Justice
  • Chemistry and Biology - Bio Manufacturing
  • Program Management - Process Improvement
  • Data Centers - Facility Management
  • People Management
  • Navy Submarines/Nuclear Power
  • Clinical Social Work