Have you been wondering what to do with your career lately?

Are you frustrated in your present job assignment?

Seeking more responsibility and challenging assignments?

Want recognition for your hard work?

About the Speaker:

John Hoschette is a senior staff engineer with Lockheed Martin in Eagan, Minnesota. Over the past 27 years his career has covered such areas as developing infrared sensors for night vision, laser sensors for weapons, helmet mounted displays and fiber channel networks. He has been an instructor with the Gordon Institute of Tufts for over 6 years. John holds BSEE and MSEE degrees from the University of Minnesota, as well as a Business Administration Certificate.

 John has worked at Honeywell, Loral and Lockheed Martin. John is a senior member of IEEE and has served IEEE organization in various leadership positions. He was the Vice Chair of the Career Maintenance and Development Committee under IEEE-USA. He is a strong supporter of the PACE activities and has been active in New England, San Jose and Minneapolis sections. In 2000 John was presented a Citation of Honor Award by the PACE society.

 John has published over 30 articles dealing with engineering career development. These articles have appeared in Today’s Engineer and Spectrum magazines. John has written a book entitled “Career Advancement and Survival for Engineers”, published by John Wiley & Sons.

 John has experience in all aspects of engineer’s career. This experience covers design, test and fielding of advanced electronics as well as management experience of engineering groups for over 16 years. In his prior assignment, John was on the executive Staff of Lockheed Martin Sunnyvale over seeing the operations of nearly 5000 engineers.

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